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You can get free money to spend at these Old Montreal spots and here's how

Treat yourself and your nice list this holiday season.

You can get free money to spend at these Old Montreal spots and here's how

Hôtel Place d’Armes, Vieux-Montréal. Right: epas gourmet à Brasserie 701.

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If you’re hunting for a holiday gift that’s practical but still feels special, Corner Collection has a deal that might just check all your boxes. From December 17 to 25, they’re running a gift card promotion that makes giving (or treating yourself) way more rewarding.

For every $100 spent on e-gift cards, you’ll get a $20 promotional gift card sent straight to your email. Starting January 6, you can use that bonus at their boutique hotels, gourmet restaurants, or spa in Old Montreal.

Whether it’s a fancy dinner, a relaxing spa day, or even a weekend staycation in one of Montreal’s most charming neighborhoods, the recipient gets to choose how they want to enjoy it.

Courtesy of Corner Collection

Plus, if you’re planning to treat yourself after the holiday chaos, it’s a pretty good excuse to do just that.

The promo runs for a limited time, and it’s only valid on e-gift cards, so if this sounds like your kind of holiday deal, you'll want to jump on it before it’s over.

Corner Collection’s gift card promo

Price: Spend $100 on e-gift cards, get a $20 bonus card sent to your email.

Details: Redeem it starting January 6, 2025, at Corner Collection’s hotels, restaurants, or spa in Old Montreal. Treat yourself or someone special.

* Promotional gift cards are subject to the terms and conditions found at https://cornercollection.com/en/gift-cards/

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