Last Updated: August 12, 2026
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Come enjoy some "joie de vivre" at this Extended Stay Accommodation located in quaint Dorval Village:.This air-conditioned Upper Storey Studio Suite (450 sq.ft.) with private entrance, double bed, kitchenette/breakfast nook, private bath, satellite TV & WiFi access, offers a "home away from home", and includes housekeeping. Restaurants, bistros, deli's, & depanneurs are within 5 min. walking distance from Manoir Lakeshore Manor. An on-site parking space is available. A ten minute walk leads to Dorval Gardens Shopping Centre which hosts large and small retail stores, banks, telecomunications centres, pharmacy and a food court.
Walking/biking trails provide visitors with the opportunity to experience lakeshore vistas of the St. Lawrence, spanning a 20 km designated route from the west-end of the island on into Vieux Montreal. Historical site markers and interpretative centres along the Lachine Canal denote details about the lives and dwellings of founding families and commerce from the 1700's to present day. |
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Reservation Policy: A valid credit card number and expiry date will be required at the time of booking to reserve your accommodation. No Smoking permitted indoors. Parking on site. |
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Extended stay accommodation rates are available (5 days +). |
Why it is Famous : Dorval is a transportation hub which includes the Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport, Via Rail and express bus terminal into downtown Montreal. In the late 1880's it was renowned for its summer cottages along the river banks, to where the elite of Montreal would retreat. In the 1940's, Dorval airport became the base for training fighter pilots and led to it's international notoriety as a convenient terminus to connections around the world.
Facts About Destination : Historical markers in Dorval describe the heritage houses and buildings preserved in recognition of the original settlers and commerce.
Area Information : Lakeshore Drive offers a scenic bike/walking path connecting from the Port of Montreal to Ste, Anne de Bellevue at the West End of the island of Montreal. Dorval Village offers excellent restaurants, bistros, ice cream/gelato shops, depanneurs, and a tavern. The Dorval Gardens Shopping Centre hosts a wide variey of shops, department stores, and health services.
Why visit : Connecting hub to other destinations. Discover the bicycle and walking routes that run parallel to the St Lawrence Seaway, and lead all around the island of Montreal.
How to reach : hwy 20 at exit 56. Travel south on Dorval Ave to T-intersection. Turn left (east) onto Bord du Lac/Lakeshore Drive, Proceed to stop sign, and continue one more block to cross street Lilac Ave.
Best time to visit : Autumn fall colors. All year round seasonal activities abound for sports or adventure enthusaists.
Transport system : Air, Rail, public transit
Precautions : Guests are provided with on-site parking space. No parking on the street at night. One hour parking during the day on Lakeshore Drive.
Life style culture : The Arts, Sports, and Community Centre Clubs offer visitors with many opportunities to appreciate a beautifully appointed city with parks and recreational activities for all ages.
Languages spoken : English and French
