Opal Hospitality announces the conversion of Hôtel Vallea Bromont to the Tapestry Collection by Hilton. Located at 111 Boulevard du Carrefour in the centre of Bromont, the 72-room boutique hotel is positioned to offer a blend of comfort, character and connection to nature in one of Quebec’s sought-after destinations.
The property is developed by an undisclosed party and is managed by Opal Hospitality. The name “Vallea” is rooted in the Latin word for “valley” and is intended to reflect the hotel’s relationship with the surrounding mountains, forests and trails. The hotel features a contemporary design and service approach that aims to combine leisure and lifestyle.
Perry Vashee, president of Opal Hospitality, says the concept is closely tied to its location. “Hôtel Vallea Bromont is designed to celebrate the uniqueness of its location,” he says. “We’re excited to bring this vision to life under the Tapestry Collection by Hilton and to offer guests a refined, welcoming experience that reflects the Bromont spirit.”
On-site amenities include an outdoor heated pool, a modern fitness centre open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., Bistro-bar restaurant Le Rendez-vous, a casual bar serving signature cocktails and local beer, two meeting rooms for private and corporate events, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, pet-friendly rooms and suites with kitchenettes.
The hotel is located off Highway 10 at Exit 78, approximately one hour from Montreal, 45 minutes from Sherbrooke and one hour from the United States border. Nearby attractions include outlet shops, the Old Bromont village, cycling paths, golf courses, mountain trails, Granby Zoo, Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park and the Vélodrome.
As part of the Hilton Honors program, guests have access to benefits such as flexible payment options, digital room selection and contactless check-in with Digital Key through the Hilton Honors app.
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