CAAA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2027:
TRAVEL & HOTEL
TRAVEL INFORMATION
LETTER ACCOMPANYING YOUR VISA APPLICATION
Official invitation letters to the CAAA 2027 Annual Conference are issued only to presenting authors, upon request, after their paper has been accepted and registration has been completed.
TEMPORARY VISA
If you require a Temporary Visa, please apply as soon as possible. For more information, please go to: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada.html
CONFERENCE HOTEL
The official conference hotel is the Hotel Bonaventure Montreal
Rooms are available at the Hotel Bonaventure at our conference rate. Please book early as there are limited number of rooms in the conference block.
BOOK YOUR STAY
The booking page is available in English and French. Both links provide the same booking options—the only difference is the language.
English: Book your stay
Français: Réserver votre séjour
PARKING
Hotel Bonaventure has a large underground parking lot shared with Place Bonaventure. Accessible via Mansfield Street, the indoor parking extends over 6 floors and has a total of 750 spaces.
For more information about parking rates, please visit the Hotel Bonaventure's Parking webpage.
GETTING TO THE HOTEL BONAVENTURE MONTREAL
The following information is from the Montreal Bonaventure Hotel website.
Public transport options are:
Airports
- Montreal-Trudeau (YUL), 18 km/11 mi, directions here
- Montreal Saint-Hubert (YHU), 28 km/18 mi, directions here
Train stations
- Gare Centrale, 0.1 km/0.1 mi, directions here
Others
VISITING MONTREAL
GETTING AROUND MONTREAL
Hotel Bonaventure has direct access to Montréal's metro network, making it easy to travel around the downtown core and to different tourist sites. For more information about their routes, schedule, and fares, visit Montreal's metro website.
Montreal's pedestrian-friendly streets and Underground Pedestrian Network also makes it easy to explore all that Montreal has to offer.
SITES NEAR HOTEL BONAVENTURE
The Hotel Bonaventure is located in Downtown Montreal, which offers a genuine mix of everything the city has to offer. It is full of cultural attractions, including the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, with works spanning several centuries, as well as the Museum of Contemporary Art, which is distinctly focused on contemporary artists. The most famous boutiques can be found on Sainte-Catherine Street, while Crescent Street is known for its lively bar scene. Also nearby, Chinatown, marked by its traditional doors, will satisfy the most curious palates with its many restaurants and food markets.