Spa and Wellness Hotels Near Rivière-des-Prairies
Rivière-des-Prairies-Pointe-aux-Trembles has almost no hotels of its own, so the four spa and wellness stays on this page sit around it. Three are in Boucherville on the South Shore: Hôtel Mortagne, with a dedicated spa floor, Hôtel WelcomInns Montréal/Boucherville, with a hot tub and sauna, and Impéria Hôtel & Suites Boucherville, with an indoor pool and sauna. The fourth is Hôtel Spa Carré St-Louis in Montreal, with a rooftop Jacuzzi. The word spa covers very different things here, from a full floor to a single hot tub, so I rank them below by what each one actually offers.
Rivière-des-Prairies-Pointe-aux-Trembles is quiet and residential, without a wellness or spa scene of its own, so a proper spa weekend built around this part of Montreal means basing in Boucherville on the South Shore or downtown in the Plateau instead. Both areas trade direct access to the riverfront trails for a more complete set of hotel amenities, which matters more for a wellness-focused stay than for a quick overnight near the parks.
Where to stay
Four Wellness Bases, From Full Spa to Jacuzzi
The spa and wellness label is used loosely around the borough: one hotel has a dedicated spa floor, another a rooftop Jacuzzi, and two have a sauna and pool. All four are outside the borough itself, so what separates them is the facilities, the transit and the airport run.
Hôtel Mortagne is the clearest answer to the label, and I would book it first. The listing describes a four-star convention hotel in Boucherville with a dedicated spa floor, an indoor pool, a gym and a lounge, plus a seasonal grill restaurant. It is a two-minute walk from the Nobel / Volta bus stop and three minutes from Restaurant Sens, and Montréal-Trudeau airport is around thirty-eight minutes away by taxi. With a score of 8.6 across 2,485 reviews, it is the best rated and most reviewed of the four, a solid sign for a stay built around the spa.
Hôtel WelcomInns Montréal/Boucherville is the practical middle option. It is a three-star hotel in Boucherville with straightforward rooms, a free breakfast buffet, a gym, an indoor pool, a hot tub and a sauna. The listing places it a one-minute walk from 1195 Ampère and seven minutes from Petinos Boucherville, with the airport around thirty-four minutes away by taxi. It scores 8 across 1,100 reviews. I would choose it if you want pool, hot tub and sauna together with a free breakfast and do not need a full spa floor, and I would keep expectations simple.
Hôtel Spa Carré St-Louis is the one to pick for a city stay. The listing calls it a chic three-star hotel with subdued rooms, breakfast, an Indian and Italian restaurant on site and a rooftop Jacuzzi. It is a ten-minute walk from La Fontaine Park and a minute from Station Sherbrooke, with the airport around twenty-seven minutes away by taxi, the shortest run of the four. Its 7.8 score across 371 reviews is thinner, so I would treat it as a small, stylish base rather than a spa destination, with a Jacuzzi on the roof as the main wellness feature.
Impéria Hôtel & Suites Boucherville is the relaxed budget end of the list. It offers an indoor pool, a gym and a sauna, plus a restaurant and bar with a terrace, and some rooms include a kitchenette. The listing places it a two-minute walk from 1550 De Montarville and a minute from Bistro Martini Grill, with the airport around thirty-nine minutes away by taxi. Its 7.4 score across 534 reviews is the lowest here. I would choose it for a longer stay where a kitchenette matters more than a polished spa, and I would not expect a treatment area.
A traveler's takeIf the spa is the reason for the trip, I would book Hôtel Mortagne in Boucherville and use its dedicated spa floor, indoor pool and gym, with a score of 8.6 across 2,485 reviews behind the choice. For a city weekend I would pick Hôtel Spa Carré St-Louis, a minute from Station Sherbrooke and ten minutes on foot from La Fontaine Park, with the rooftop Jacuzzi as a small treat. I would keep Hôtel WelcomInns for a simple stay with a sauna and free breakfast, and the Impéria for a longer stay with a kitchenette.
4.3Hôtel Mortagne
Spa & Wellness · 2485 reviewsA full spa floor and seasonal grill in Boucherville
Why guests love itHôtel Mortagne is a four-star convention hotel in Boucherville with a dedicated spa floor, and I would recommend it to families who want an indoor pool and some space. The pool and hot tub are joined by a gym and a lounge, and a seasonal grill restaurant handles dinner. The Nobel / Volta bus stop is a two-minute walk and Restaurant Sens three minutes. Montréal-Trudeau airport is about thirty-eight minutes away by taxi.
4.0Hôtel WelcomInns - Montréal/Boucherville
Spa & Wellness · 1100 reviewsA free breakfast buffet, hot tub and sauna in Boucherville
Why guests love itI would choose Hôtel WelcomInns in Boucherville when I want a hot tub and sauna without paying for a dedicated spa floor. It has an indoor pool, a gym and a free breakfast buffet, and its 8.0 rating comes from about 1,100 reviews. Full-service laundry helps on longer stays. The rooms are straightforward, 1195 Ampère is a one-minute walk, and the airport is around 34 minutes by taxi, so I would not pick it for a late arrival.
3.9HÔTEL SPA CARRÉ ST-LOUIS
Spa & Wellness · 371 reviewsA rooftop Jacuzzi and two cuisines in the Plateau
Why guests love itHÔTEL SPA CARRÉ ST-LOUIS is a better fit for couples than for young families, though it can work with older children. The draws are a rooftop Jacuzzi, an indoor pool and a restaurant serving Indian and Italian dishes. Sherbrooke metro station is a minute away and La Fontaine Park a ten-minute walk, so getting around the Plateau without a car is easy. Breakfast is served, and the 7.8 score comes from 371 reviews.
3.7Impéria Hôtel & Suites Boucherville
Spa & Wellness · 534 reviewsPool, sauna and kitchenette rooms with a terrace bar
Why guests love itImpéria Hotel & Suites Boucherville has the basics a family looks for: an indoor pool, a gym and a sauna, plus a restaurant and bar with a terrace for an easy dinner. Some rooms have a kitchenette, useful for snacks and simple breakfasts, and a full-service laundry helps on longer trips. Bistro Martini Grill is a minute away on foot. The 7.4 score from 534 reviews is middling, so I would book it as a practical South Shore base.
Local tips
- 1Book Hôtel Mortagne for the dedicated spa floor, since no other listing here describes one.
- 2Choose Hôtel Spa Carré St-Louis for a city stay: Station Sherbrooke is a minute away and La Fontaine Park ten minutes on foot.
- 3Pick Hôtel WelcomInns Montréal/Boucherville if you want a pool, hot tub and sauna with a free breakfast buffet.
- 4Choose Impéria Hôtel & Suites Boucherville when a kitchenette matters, as some of its rooms include one.
- 5Expect a taxi of about twenty-seven to thirty-nine minutes to Montréal-Trudeau airport, with Carré St-Louis the closest.
- 6Do not count on treatment rooms outside Hôtel Mortagne; the other listings describe pools, saunas and a Jacuzzi only.