Le Centre Sheraton Hotel

Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel is a prominent skyscraper located in downtown Montreal, Quebec, standing at 118 meters tall with 38 floors and offering 825 rooms. Originally intended to be the world's largest Holiday Inn for the 1976 Summer Olympics, the project faced significant delays and cost overruns, ultimately opening in 1982 under Sheraton Hotels and Resorts. The hotel has a rich history, including hosting notable events such as a G-20 meeting in 2000 and Wikimania 2017. It is also known for being the site where baseball legend Don Drysdale passed away in 1993.