Le Westin Tremblant has announced plans for its $18 million transformation. The iconic property in the heart of Tremblant’s four-season destination and ski resort will add luxurious new amenities, enhanced services, and an elevated guest experience.
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With guest rooms, hallways, and meeting spaces designed by Lemay Michaud, and lobby and restaurants designed by Provencher Roy, Le Westin Tremblant seeks to combine contemporary elegance with the charm of the outdoors.
The crown jewel of this renovation is the brand-new brasserie, Léo boire + manger, which celebrated its grand opening on July 3.
“Mont-Tremblant is undeniably one of the most beautiful places in Canada, with its breathtaking landscapes and outdoor culture,” said Guillaume Parent, president and managing partner, GPHC Capital, which owns Le Westin Tremblant. “The redesign of Le Westin Tremblant will capture the essence of this stunning region, transforming the resort into a true jewel that reflects the natural beauty and charm of Québec, and will offer our guests the best experience in the region, indoors and outdoors.”
Later this summer, Le Westin Tremblant will unveil its newly redesigned Amérispa, a serene oasis offering full-service beauty and body treatments, including massages. Designed for ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation, Amérispa promises cosmopolitan luxury for those seeking a break from their outdoor adventures.
Also, this summer, the new WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio will be the largest resort gym in Tremblant. Featuring cutting-edge TRX and Matrix training equipment, the studio ensures guests can maintain their fitness routines and enhance their Tremblant experience while in the destination. In a partnership with fitness experts Hyperice and Bala, Le Westin Tremblant will also provide premium yoga, recovery and strength training equipment through the new WestinWORKOUT Gear Lending program.
A new sophisticated hotel lobby will be unveiled in December, offering a modern check-in experience, alongside a chic central lounge and outdoor terrace in the courtyard. The lobby is set to become a vibrant hub, pulsing with a new lobby bar, coupled with a convenient grab and go café offering breakfast and lunch items. Guests can indulge in specialty coffee, craft juices, or all-day spirits. This redesigned space promises a top-tier Nordic experience and other delightful surprises.
Starting in 2025, all 122 guestrooms and suites will undergo a complete redesign to create a tranquil ambiance that harmonizes with nature. Each guest room will feature a fireplace in addition to plush bedding, modern fixtures, and state-of-the-art amenities that ensure a comfortable and luxurious stay. Natural materials will be used in the bathrooms to enhance comfort and serenity.
Additionally, the property will introduce new flexible and modern meeting and special events space. Specifically, the hotel will introduce a brainstorming room, boardroom, training room, breakout spaces, and 4,000 sq. ft. of renovated event space.
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