Montrose Wintergarden Hotel
proposed
Uses: hotels, commercial
Address:
Address:
780-798 Fort Street
Municipality: Victoria
Region: Downtown Victoria
Storeys: 20
Rooms: 200
The Montrose Wintergarden Hotel is a proposal along the 700-block of Fort Street at Blanshard Street to build a highrise hotel tower catering to younger travellers in downtown Victoria's Harris Green neighbourhood.
Note: the hotel floor count and room count identified below are approximations.
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Building data:
Storeys: 20
Rooms: 200
Parking: yes
Parking type: underground
Parking stalls: 35
Primary material: concrete
Commercial space details:
Commercial lease status: contact agent, in planning
Montrose Wintergarden Hotel Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Victoria Watcher
• Feb. 14 at 1:07am
The developer's vehicle was recently stolen and dumped into the ocean in front of his home. Link.
David Fullbrook believes this may have been done to send some sort of a message.
Victoria Watcher
• Feb. 14 at 1:38am
vortex:
this musician won't be making rent in his guitar case on this day.
Matt R.
• Feb. 14 at 8:45am
People on this island are nucking futs, sure seems like a greater concentration than Victoria.
David lives up a long, forested driveway. This wasn’t some random encounter with an unlocked car and a kid pulling some stupid joyride.
Matt.
David lives up a long, forested driveway. This wasn’t some random encounter with an unlocked car and a kid pulling some stupid joyride.
Matt.
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