Three fall getaway ideas at Microtel Mont Tremblant
Published on August 24, 2026 • Featured Getaways
Have the crisp air and colourful scenery got you dreaming of a getaway to the Laurentians? Treat yourself to a cozy, modern fall escape at Microtel Mont Tremblant, the perfect home base for exploring local attractions and soaking up the enchanting surroundings. Whether you’re visiting as a couple, with friends, or solo, discover three great packages designed for relaxing, enjoying good food, and spending time outdoors. Better yet, continental breakfast and access to the indoor pool are included with your stay!
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Relax and recharge at the spa
It’s no secret that thermotherapy offers plenty of benefits for both body and mind. With the Scandinave Spa package, you can relax in the heart of the Laurentian forest and enjoy access to a renowned thermal circuit. Alternate between the hot and cold baths and unwind in the outdoor lounge areas for an exceptionally soothing experience. After a day of pure relaxation, head back to your cozy room and bask in the sense of well-being a little longer.
Savour a delicious meal
The Dinner and Overnight Stay package lets you cap off a full day of exploring with delicious Italian cuisine before settling in for a comfortable night’s sleep. Just steps from the hotel, Pizzeria NO.900 is known for its authentic Neapolitan pizzas baked in a traditional wood-fired oven, as well as a wide selection of appetizers and salads. The restaurant’s warm, laidback atmosphere gives it the feel of a cozy bistro, while an impressive ceramic oven at the centre of the dining room offers a front-row view of the pizzaiolos at work.
Soak up the fall colours
With the Sentier des cimes package, you can pair a day in the great outdoors with a restful night at Microtel Mont Tremblant. The only experience of its kind in Eastern Canada, Sentier des cimes Laurentides takes you through the treetops along an elevated walkway.
Enjoy breathtaking scenery before reaching a 40-metre observation tower with sweeping views of the Laurentian Mountains. Designed to be obstacle-free, with a maximum grade of 6%, the walkway and tower are easily accessible to families, seniors, and people with reduced mobility. In other words, everyone can make their way to the top!
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