Three months. Twelve hand-picked Montreal partners. One card, a whole city to explore.
The Explorer Card is our way of handing you the city we actually know — the cafés we drink at after a shift, the rental shop we send our friends to, the studio we trust on a rainy Tuesday.
Buy it at any Capsule front desk for the duration of your stay and three months beyond. Show it at any partner. Get the perk. No app to download, no points to chase, no fine print.
Every partner is a spot a Capsule team member sends people to off the clock. Curated, never sponsored.
Montreal roaster born from a love of coffee and cycling. Three bright rooms — the one at 1587 Saint-Laurent is steps from the Plateau capsule.
−15% drinks · −10% brunch Valid at all three addresses. See details & terms →
Third-wave specialty café at the corner of Sherbrooke and Saint-Laurent — right where you turn to walk back to the Plateau capsule.
−10% off the bill See details & terms →
A café devoted to contemporary Japanese culture: matcha, signature drinks, and a manga- and anime-inspired room on Bishop.
−10% off the bill See details & terms →
Small Japanese spot on Bishop, steps from Concordia: generous donburi bowls, crispy tonkatsu and house specialties.
−10% off the bill See details & terms →
The Double Stack counter near Concordia on Bishop: generous burgers made from fresh ingredients, two doors from the Downtown residence.
−20% off everything Excludes current promotions. See details & terms →
A Montreal institution for plant-based cooking, steps from McGill. A generous, creative menu in a warm room.
−10% off the bill See details & terms →
An épicurean spa in the Quartier des Spectacles: a full thermal circuit and brewing culture brought together in a hushed, refined setting.
Beer of the moment on us ($15) By reservation, on presentation of the card. See details & terms →
A yoga, Pilates and fitness studio — bright and welcoming for every level, on Laurier.
−20% drop-in · $55 intro month See details & terms →
An immersive space of creative photo studios in Griffintown — a series of visual worlds built for shooting, sharing and creating.
−20% admission Code CAPSULES20, online or on-site. See details & terms →
City and e-bike rentals in Old Montreal, for riding the Lachine Canal and the St. Lawrence waterfront.
Full day at the half-day rate See details & terms →
Whitewater rafting on the Lachine Rapids, fifteen minutes from downtown, led by professional guides. Open to everyone.
−15% Mon–Thu · −10% Fri–Sun May–Sept season, phone reservation required. See details & terms →
A whitewater school: kayaking, river surfing and stand-up paddle at LaSalle and Parc Jean-Drapeau, for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike.
−15% Mon–Thu · −10% Fri–Sun Phone reservation required. See details & terms →We're signing across five categories. The twelve above grow every season — new spots get added as we vet them.
Cafés, restaurants, late-night counters. The places we eat between shifts.
Studios, baths, museums, independent galleries. Rest and recalibrate.
Whitewater, climbing, food tours, workshops. Days you'll remember.
Bike rentals, scooters, transit deals. Move around without a car.
Independent boutiques and vintage shops. Pick up something Montreal-made.
Three months from the day you buy it at the front desk. Use it as many times as you want during that window — there's no per-perk cap and no need to "save" it for later.
At any Capsule front desk: Saint-Laurent in the Plateau, Bishop downtown, or Capsule + at the Old Port (once open). Ask the agent — it takes about thirty seconds to issue.
Yes. Each partner sets their own rules — most allow repeat visits during the three-month window. Just show your card: if it's active, the perk applies.
The card is tied to the holder, but it's transferable: if you're checking out and a friend is checking in, you can hand it over. Just let the front desk know so we can update the name on the card.
Email relations@capsuleshotels.com and we'll fix it on the partner's side, then make sure your perk is honored retroactively. Rare, but it happens.
