Parking Near Alexis Nihon Plaza, Westmount
Where Can I Park for Alexis Nihon Plaza?
A Parksy space 70 metres from the centre costs $2.25 an hour, making it practical for a brief visit. The centre charges $8 for weekend and holiday parking, with spaces limited during those periods. For regular parking near Ville-Marie and the Westmount border, monthly options range from $100 at 190 metres to $250 at 240 metres.
- Address
- 1500 Avenue Atwater
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking in Montreal's Atwater Area, 70 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Atwater, 80 m (1 min walk)
Parking Near Westmount
Shoppers inside a shopping centre Photo: Pexels / Tony Wu
Parksy Spaces Within 240 Metres of ANP
A Parksy space 70 metres from the centre is priced at $2.25 an hour. Its short walk and hourly pricing make it a practical alternative for a brief visit when the centre’s $8 evening or weekend charge would cost more than the time you need.
Monthly options include a $225 underground space 140 metres away, a $100 space 190 metres away, a $205 car park 200 metres away, and a $200 covered space 240 metres away. A secure garage at 240 metres costs $250 a month.
The monthly spaces are aimed at people parking regularly near Ville-Marie and the Westmount border rather than shoppers making one visit. The $100 monthly option has the lowest monthly price among these spaces, while the $225 underground space is the closest monthly option listed. The 70-metre hourly space is the only priced Parksy option suited specifically to a short stay.
Weekend and Holiday Parking at Alexis Nihon Plaza
Weekend and holiday parking at the centre is charged at $8, and the centre’s parking information warns that spaces are limited during those periods (alexisnihon.com). The warning matters most for shoppers planning a visit during busy retail periods, because the centre’s large general car park can still have constrained availability at those times.
The published weekday evening and overnight period runs from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. Monday to Friday, with parking charged at $8 (alexisnihon.com). Free parking is tied to purchase value: a purchase between $75 and $100 provides one free hour, and a purchase above $100 provides two free hours (alexisnihon.com).
The official parking material identifies the centre’s parking offer and purchase conditions but does not publish a separate event schedule, enforcement procedure or general stay limit. Drivers should therefore treat the posted terms at the car park as the controlling rules for the visit.
Other Named Parking at 1500 Avenue Atwater
The named facility at the destination is the Alexis Nihon parking lot at 1500 Avenue Atwater in Ville-Marie, near Westmount. Cominar is the operator identified for the lot from February 1, 2023 (alexisnihon.com). The centre describes general parking separately from family parking, accessible parking and electric-vehicle charging provision (alexisnihon.com).
Parking Plaza Alexis-Nihon is another name used for directions to the site, with an address shown as 4000 Ste-Catherine, Westmount (Waze). The directions listing shows the facility open from 00:00 to 23:59 on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday (Waze).
These facilities are useful landmarks when choosing between the main lot and nearby independently listed spaces.
Atwater Metro Access to Alexis Nihon Plaza
Atwater station is the nearest station to the centre, at 80 metres or a one-minute walk. Direct metro access is also highlighted on the centre’s official website (alexisnihon.com). For a visit centred on shopping, dining or appointments, travelling by rail avoids the weekend capacity pressure noted for the car park.
The centre is at 1500 Avenue Atwater in Ville-Marie, near Westmount. The short connection from Atwater station makes the plaza easy to reach on foot after leaving the train, while the centre’s own website presents free parking and direct metro access as accessibility features (alexisnihon.com).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Alexis Nihon Plaza?
A Parksy space 70 metres from the centre costs $2.25 an hour, making it practical for a brief visit. The centre charges $8 for weekend and holiday parking, with spaces limited during those periods. For regular parking near Ville-Marie and the Westmount border, monthly options range from $100 at 190 metres to $250 at 240 metres.
How Much Is Weekend and Holiday Parking at Alexis Nihon Plaza?
Weekend and holiday parking at the centre costs $8, and spaces are limited during those periods. The published weekday evening and overnight period runs from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. Monday to Friday, with parking charged at $8. Drivers should treat the posted terms at the car park as the controlling rules for the visit.
Is There a Short-Stay Parking Option Near Alexis Nihon Plaza?
The only priced Parksy option suited specifically to a short stay is 70 metres from the centre and costs $2.25 an hour. Its short walk and hourly pricing make it a practical alternative when the centre’s $8 evening or weekend charge would cost more than the time needed.
What Monthly Parking Options Are Near the Plaza?
Monthly options include a $225 underground space 140 metres away, a $100 space 190 metres away, a $205 car park 200 metres away, and a $200 covered space 240 metres away. A secure garage at 240 metres costs $250 a month. The $100 option has the lowest monthly price among these spaces.
Where Is the Main Parking Lot Located?
The named facility is the Alexis Nihon parking lot at 1500 Avenue Atwater in Ville-Marie, near Westmount. Cominar is the operator identified for the lot from February 1, 2023. The centre describes general parking separately from family parking, accessible parking and electric-vehicle charging provision.
How Close Is Atwater Station to the Plaza?
Atwater station is the nearest station to the centre, at 80 metres or a one-minute walk. Direct metro access is highlighted on the centre’s official website. The short connection makes it easy to reach the plaza on foot after leaving the train, while rail avoids weekend capacity pressure noted for the car park.
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