In 2006, the Mount Stephen Club celebrated its 80th anniversary with an important renovation project which saw the Elizabeth Room expanded to accommodate up to 300 guests for a banquet. 

Since its founding, the Club has occupied the former residence of George Stephen, co-founder and first President of the Canadian Pacific Railway.  The house is located in the heart of downtown Montreal, in an area known as the Golden Square Mile, once the wealthiest residential neighbourhood in Canada.

This sumptuous residence, a member of the Tidan Hotel Group, is one of the last intact mansions of the area and one of most beautiful examples of late Victorian domestic architecture in North America.

The grandiose, yet muffled ambience, as well as the fine cuisine of the Mount Stephen Club have turned this home into a privileged place for elegant weddings, other family celebrations and private gatherings or quite simply, refined meals in a quiet, unhurried setting.

Today, the membership fees help maintain and preserve this architectural marvel, which is part of the Canadian heritage.  The public has access to the Club on Sundays for musical brunches and guided tours, as well as gastronomic dining accompanied by music on Saturday evenings.