With luxury ski resorts and high-end restaurants, Mont-Tremblant might seem out of reach for budget-conscious travellers – but it doesn't have to be!
With a little planning and some insider tips, you can soak in the beauty and excitement of this Quebec treasure without breaking the bank.
Affordable Accommodations
First things first, consider your lodging options. Skip the pricey hotels and look for cozy bed-and-breakfasts, inns, or even campgrounds if you're visiting in the warmer months. Websites like Airbnb or Expedia often list budget-friendly accommodations. And of course, take advantage of slower periods for hotels. For example, booking mid-week rather than weekends can save you a bundle.
Eat Like a Local
For dining, avoid tourist hotspots and opt for where the locals eat. Mont-Tremblant’s Old Village offers a variety of local cafes and bistros that serve up delicious meals at a fraction of the price.
Free Nature Activities
Remember that one of Mont-Tremblant's biggest draws is its natural beauty, which is free for all to enjoy! Numerous hiking trails offer breathtaking views of the Laurentians, and make the perfect day out with a packed picnic. The village itself is a delightful place for a stroll, with plenty of window-shopping and people-watching opportunities.
Transportation Savings
Mont-Tremblant actually has a free bus service, which takes passengers around the area for no cost at all. In fact, there is a bus stop very near Auberge Morritt. Of course, staying in the Old Village also means that many attractions are within walking distance too.
Free Events and Festivals
Throughout the year, Mont-Tremblant hosts free events and festivals. From the International Blues Festival in the summer to Christmas markets in the winter, these events are typically open to the public and are a fun and economical way to spend the day.
At Auberge Morritt, we want you to get the best of Mont-Tremblant without spending a fortune. We believe that the best things in life are indeed free - or at least very affordable!