We are pleased to let you know that, after negotiations, the hotel reservation cut-off date of Delta Centre-Ville has been extended to May 21, 2004. Please take advantage of this opportunity and make your hotel reservations at Delta Centre-Ville.

Hotel Information

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IEEE IWQoS 2004 will be held in Delta Centre-Ville, ideally located in downtown Montreal (click here for a map). This striking modern 28-story hotel is located in the heart of downtown Montréal, where the Old Montréal and the New International Business District meet. It neighbours the Montréal Convention Centre, adjacent to the IATA, OACI headquarters and World Trade Centre. The hotel offers indoor access to the Métro and Underground City. Molson Centre, Place Bonaventure, and trendy restaurants are within walking distance. The Montréal Casino is just a short cab ride away.

Until May 21 2004, we have a limited block of Premier-class guest rooms reserved for IWQoS 2004, from June 6 to June 9 2004. These guest rooms on reserve have a special rate of $184 Canadian (approximately $140 US) per night (for up to two guests; extra guests: C$20), with free High-Speed Internet access included, and are more luxurious than standard Delta guest rooms, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows. Complimentary amenities in the hotel includes a health club and an indoor swimming pool. IWQoS 2004 will be held in its state-of-the-art 134-seat classroom-style auditorium. The negotiated IWQoS 2004 rate for these Premier-class guest rooms beats any of the currently available rates on the Internet.

Please take advantage of our blocked rooms and special rate, and make your reservation as soon as possible, and before May 21 2004, by visiting the following link:

Reserve your room at Delta Centre-Ville at downtown Montreal

You may also call +1 (514) 879-1370 to make reservations over the phone.

We highly recommend that you stay at the workshop hotel, to maximally enjoy your stay in downtown Montreal and enjoy interactions with other workshop attendees. It is also convenient, with high-speed Internet connections and other complimentary amenities such as indoor swimming pools. All breakfasts from June 7 to June 9 are included in your IWQoS 2004 registration, making it even more convenient and less stressful to directly stay in the workshop hotel, rather than commuting to the hotel every morning. The workshop expenses will be significantly reduced if the block of reserved rooms are filled. We only have a limited number of rooms blocked, so please make your reservations early to avoid availability problems.

Please note: As we have a smaller number of rooms blocked for the night of June 6 2004, if you experience availability problems making your reservation from June 6 to June 9 (for example, if you see Cdn $199 rather than the special IWQoS 2004 rate of Cdn $184), please let us know so that we may ask the hotel to rearrange the room blocks. Even when the room blocks become unavailable, the special negotiated IWQoS 2004 rate still applies as long as the hotel is not fully booked. In addition, if you choose to stay up to five days before or after the workshop, the special rate of Cdn $184 applies as well. You should not be charged more than the special IWQoS 2004 rate, as long as you make your reservations before the cut-off date. There are no guarantees after the cut-off date.

Hotel address:
777 University Street, Montreal Quebec H3C 3Z7
Phone: 514-879-1370
Fax: 514-879-1761

Driving directions to the hotel

Travelling to the city of Montréal

Considered "the Paris of North America," Montréal is the second-largest French-speaking city in the world but welcomes English everywhere. Montréal is a thriving cultural centre, dotted by museums, world-class sports palaces and some of the best shopping in the world. Its streets, theatres and performing arts centres are constantly alive with an endless stream of festivals and artistic events. With all major downtown attractions close to each other, walking is a way of life in Montréal. In fact, it's not unusual for the sidewalks to be busy until the wee hours of the morning since the bars are open until 3:00am.

For those who prefer to remain indoors but still want to explore, Montréal's famous Underground is a city within the city. Visitors can shop, dine and sightsee in the 18 miles of climate controlled subterranean pedestrian malls. For those whose interests rest outdoors, even in winter Montréal remains active throughout the season. For a sense of the "Québecois" French of the city, try dining on the famed St. Laurent strip, where restaurants and bistros abound, and you can "bring your own bottle". In contrast, Crescent Street offers a variety of distinctive cafes and bars with live blues and jazz entertainment that are popular with the city's English community and visitors. A short distance from the downtown core is Old Montréal, reflecting the European roots of the city and retaining much of the historic architecture. On these cobblestone streets you will find restaurants and unique crafts and shops. Montréal is a city that continues to dazzle its visitors year after year.

In case that you wish to stay and enjoy Montreal longer, the Grand Prix of Canada 2004, to be held from June 11 to 13, is a great and convenient event right after IWQoS 2004, for those who love automobiles and racing. Hotel reservations after June 10 2004 may not be easy to make, so if you plan to stay longer, please book your hotel rooms early. If you book before the cut-off date, you are entitled to the discounted IWQoS 2004 rate for hotel guest rooms, up to five days before and five days after the IWQoS period (June 6 - June 9).

Airport information

The airport to fly into is Montréal Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. The airport code is YUL. Montreal is well served by more than a dozen airlines, with non-stop flights to and from major North American and European cities. Click here for all the cities that Montreal offers a non-stop connection to, as well as the airlines serving these connections. Most of them are served by Air Canada.