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Hôtel MOCO

Erected on the remnants of one of the most important textile mills of the past century, the Montreal Cotton Company, the hotel bears witness to the industrial heritage that influenced the city of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield’s growth and workers conditions across the province of Quebec. The unique architecture and historical photos exhibited within our walls are a testament to it. Thanks to the Musée de Société des Deux-Rives for allowing us to use the archive photos.

Tucked between the St. Lawrence River and the Beauharnois Canal, the city of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield offers a rich array of attractions and things to do. Whether you prefer your activities on land or water, urban or adventurous, culinary or commercial, this is the perfect city for pursuing your passions. With a marina and several docks along the old canal, the opportunities are endless. Visitors also have access to 140 KM of scenic biking trails and paths. The charming downtown area is lined with eclectic boutiques and colourful restaurants with terraces. What's in store for your next getaway in the area? The choice is yours!

Hôtel MOCO's landmark building offers a truly one-of-a-kind backdrop for any gathering. The array of beautiful indoor venues celebrate the establishment’s industrial heritage. The centrepiece space, the Empire Ballroom, is a magnificent venue with its soaring ceilings and original brick walls. At 5,000 square feet, it is the largest ballroom venue in the region. Furthermore, your event will enjoy tailored catering menu and professional event staff to ensure that every detail is perfect. Every event tells a story, let us be part of yours!