The place was pristine and the staff members were friendly. Bed was comfortable and the bathrooms…read moresufficient. Loves the size of the pool and small gym.

My wife stayed at this Residence Inn which is right off the freeway…read more Their room was clean and spacious. We had our service dogs with us, and they were able to accomodate. We enjoy the Residence Inn brand hotels with the refrigerator, kitchen and cooktop so we can buy groceries, cases of water, snacks and save a little money on the trip. The hotel seemed to be in a good location, we had a car so it seemed easy to get around and explore Montreal and the surrounding area. We didn't use the housekeeping service but when we asked the staff for extra towels or toilet paper they were accomodating. They have a big parking lot. When we were there it was snowing heavy, but we were able to clean our cars off okay. I did try out their fitness center in the basement floor which was well stocked.

Ok Hotel. Poor management. Had our cars towed and are now being ignored by the manager…read more I booked 2 rooms for one night through ParkSleepFly solely because of the perk of being able to leave our vehicles parked at the hotel for the duration of our trip to BC and skip the airport parking. After making the reservation I called the front desk to ask about the parking situation and was told that there was a gated lot that we would be allowed to park in. When we arrived we were told to park in the alley behind the building. When i asked about the gated lot my question was ignored and I was rudely told "we don't have a theft problem" before she pulled out 2 wheel locks from behind the counter. We parked behind the building next to a long line of other vehicles that were there from the hotel and went on our trip. We did not hear from the hotel for the rest of the trip. When we returned we found the entire row of cars gone, ours included. No call from the hotel to let us know what had happened. The very nice front desk person told us that the spots we had been told to park in were not explicitly owned by the hotel and they were in a parking dispute with the neighbor who had had all of the vehicles towed. They put us on the hotel shuttle to where they said the vehicles were, which was a random side street, only to find our vehicles weren't there. After another 40 minutes we were told they had found one car, but had no record of the other. Luckily it was parked on the same street as the first, both with $200 tickets. The front desk employee told us that they would pay the tickets and to reach out to the manager for any other concerns, but kept going to the back, presumably to speak to the manager who would not come out to speak to us directly. When I did reach out to the manager, Jean, asking for confirmation that both tickets had been payed and for a refund for the cost of our stay, I received one email stating that they would be paying one of the tickets. When asked for confirmation that they had been payed, about the refund, or about the second ticket we were ignored, as were our multiple follow up emails. I don't usually write reviews, but this has been one of the most unpleasant travel experiences of my life.

Another hotel where management is neglecting to take care of the facilities. Broken coffee machine…read morein the lobby, broken weight machine in the fitness room and a broken elevator. And poor service/attitude by the male front desk attendant with the long rat tail haircut when coffee was requested.

If you have business to do close to the airport, the convenience of this Marriott hotel cannot be…read morebeat. The people at the check-in desk are old-school, polite, and courteous. The gentleman that checked me in even walked me over to the elevator bank, pushed the button for me, and scanned my card to get me to my floor, not that any of it was necessary. It was just a nice white glove touch. The restaurant here is not fancy or elaborate but again the service is outstanding and the food is good. There is a full menu and an area says menu with specials on it. We were more than well taken care of, and I would stay here again

How far is OK it's clean. Looks pretty small. I don't like the fact that you have to go through…read morecustoms and Ruston to find your connecting flight.

This is an excellent airport hotel. I stay here once a month for business and have been doing so…read morefor years. The rooms are sizeable with VERY comfortable beds. Rooms have coffee makers and mini fridges which I very much appreciate. The restaurant is currently closed but you can get takeout. All Covid sanitation measures are in place and they're doing well with it. I never use the pool area but it is beautiful nonetheless. One hidden gem of this hotel is the convenience store. It has all the conveniences and so many neat knick knacks and the owner is a terrific guy. I would always recommend this hotel for airport stays.

I went thru Priceline for flight and hotel. Best Western was one of choices. Free shuttle from…read moreand to the airport as well as free wifi. The hotel has an indoor pool, water park, bar, restaurant, store. salon and luggage scale. The rooms are nice, beds comfortable with a Keurig coffee machine, safe, ironing board and tv. There are plenty of rooms and ones that are in the area of the indoor pool. Besides the street construction which isn't the hotel's fault, I enjoyed my stay

Neat, clean, helpful staff,and includes simple breakfast bar. It seems their core business is…read morestay and fly customers because of their proximity to the airport and their large parking lot allowing extended stay parking. For me it was great. I was in Montreal to help my daughter (a university student) move apartments. I wanted to escape from her & her student lifestyle overnight without paying too much. The Econolodge was fine for my needs, since I had a car.

The only reason people ever stay at this dump of a hotel is to park their cars long term while…read moretravelling, and I returned to find my vehicle had its tires and rims stolen. While I understand that I incurred some risk and liability in parking my car long term, I also expected Econo Lodge Aerport in Montreal to abide by some duty of care in attending to my car in exchange for payment, which they absolutely did not. 1) the have no car checkout procedure - I went in and asked if I had to check out my car (before finding out what happened to it). They said no checkout is necessary. This means they don't even really care about periodically running an inventory of a lot---the whole purpose of providing your car's license plate # and information at check in is to sign a waiver and place liability solely in your hands. 2) I talked to a Mr. Singh who works at the lot. He said he reported what happened to my car around the 2nd of January to a manager named Toni. She did not act on his report or notify me of what happened immediately. Instead, I had to wait until I arrived on the early hours of the 7th to find out what happened. It also appeared that the receptionists were surprised to hear what happened when I found out, which again suggests very scant attention is paid to the actual lot. Meanwhile, new customers kept parking their cars around my vandalized car in a complete free for all environment. 3) complete lack of customer service after finding out the vandalism happened - when I told the receptionist about the theft, she just shrugged and pointed towards the phone to call 911. Since I was stranded there as I found out everything at 1 in the morning, I actually had to pressure to get a complimentary room for the night, and she said it was really management's discretion over the next few days to determine whether I'd actually get charged for the room. The receptionist also refused to give out the hotel owner's phone number, even during regular daylight hours when I was still stranded there the next day. The hotel didn't offer to help with any phone calls, providing a rental car to help me run errands required to replace my car's wheels (I had to have family drive up from the US instead). In short, this Econo Lodge is charging money for providing no more of a service than leaving your car for 2 weeks on any given street. At least I'd be clearly aware of the risks involved with parking on any given street and wouldn't have parked my car. Econo Lodge Aeroport, by charging for parking, and by participating Airportparkingreservations.com and parksleepfly.com programs, is misleading customers into thinking there's some semblance of parking security and management when it really is a free for all and the risks are too great to ever park your car.

We stayed here during our trip to Montreal. It's lovely. We had a fantastic stay and everyone was…read morewonderful! It was cold with a few inches of snow and we had a snow blizzard on one of the days. However, the weather was beautiful because the sun came back right after. The hotel is adjacent to another Marriott hotel, the Residence Inn. It's funny that the two hotels are connected like a square box. So we walked to our room, the last Courtyard's room on the floor. We could keep walking if we wanted, but the next room was the Residence Inn. The only difference is the outside light for each Courtyard and the Residence Inn's room. If we keep walking past our room and use the other elevator, we will take the elevator down to the lobby of the Residence Inn. OK, enough with the floor plan. This architectural speech makes me sound so smart! Only sound, don't worry, I'm not smart. My parents thought I was smart once, then I don't know what happened LOL! The room was very nice and clean. The carpet looked old but clean. The room was fully equipped with a microwave, a small fridge, and a safe. The hotel has an indoor pool that accommodates guests from the Courtyard and the Residence Inn, but it's never crowded, and almost no one uses it. Also, we had a chance to use the sauna. Avi from the Front Office was nice enough to show us how to get to the swimming pool because it was hidden on the mezzanine floor. We dined at the hotel a few times because the food was great. They had a nice avocado and eggs, steaks, wings, etc. We enjoyed the night at the lobby and talked to the staff members when they were not busy. They're so lovely. The woman at the Front Desk was very sweet, Zayeda? The coffee maker at the lobby was tricky at first. Hubby and I tried to make coffee and saw that it kept charging, but no coffee. The night manager, Michael, explained that we don't have to worry because the charges would disappear if we didn't get coffee until we pressed the last button "make my coffee." There are a lot of steps, so you may think you finish after you pay, but no, keep going. He was right lol! Who invented this crazy machine ha! We need to talk! We had a great time staying here and will stay here again if we return to Montreal. The location is great and the price is affordable. Highly Recommended!

Courtyard Montreal Midtown is a fairly new hotel. Only opened around 1 year ago…read more Location wise it is walking distance to Metro Station: Namur. The walk though might not be most pleasant. The side walk is narrow and you will be breathing in the exhaust from all the traffic. The neighborhood seems to be redeveloping with a new condo complex and new hotels. The hotel exceeded my expectation as a Courtyard brand. The lobby is stunning with art deco furnishings. Arty, Chic and Modern. The Business Centre is functional with communal tables and 2 individual work stations with computers. The room I stayed in was quite spacious and well layout. The underground parking lot is clean and have couple of charging stations. It is really convenience and well set up. I would recommend Courtyard if you have a car and not visiting the downtown core.

Planned a spontaneous trip to Montreal and we got a great deal for this hotel. We did have the…read morefriends and family discount so that certainly helps but even if we didn't, the rates were still great. I'm not sure how old this hotel is but everything looked new-ish. I loved that the rooms and the bathrooms were big & clean. The staff was very helpful- We asked for more toiletries & towels and they were brought up immediately. It's not a bad drive if you want to go downtown. Took us about 10 minutes, 15 with traffic. There's also a bunch of nearby places to eat. P.S. Plenty of free parking!

Got stuck here because my flight was canceled, great staff, the room was nice but felt a little…read moredated however the bed was nice and big. Rooms are clean for the most part. Ate at the restaurant in the hotel since we had a meal voucher and the burger was extremely delicious!

I only got to the chapter in duolingo where you ask if you have X family member like daughter/son,…read moreso didn't help much in my first time in Canada. Luckily, staff spoke English and gave excellent advice on what to see and best parking whilst seeing it. I liked the rolling ball in the lobby where the cafe/bar's also located it. The gym was pretty decent and you can do alot in there. The pool looked kinda dirty, but I'll live. The hot tub may/may not be working?? My friend enjoyed sweating it out in the sauna. As for my room, it's so spacious! I'm so used to be cramped inside the bathroom, bumping elbows left and right. Here, the bed's big and comfy, as well as the bathroom. It's also located very close to the airport if you need to fly out! There's gated outdoor parking for guests, though I did see some cars with a boot on, not sure what that's about.

I had a very nice 6th floor room with a couch and two televisions and a refrigerator and a…read moremicrowave. It was very clean and the staff was friendly. However there are two things I want to point out: - In-room coffee is one of the greatest advances of civilization in my opinion. Who wants to leave a hotel room or early in the morning to satisfy a caffeine addiction? Yet time and again, you find that hotels provide a Keurig capsule machine, and only one capsule. Such was the case here, and even the friendly Dominican staff that I cornered was not able to supply any extra capsules. The front desk staff pointed me to the restaurant attached to the lobby - could they really be renting me a $250 room and going cheap on Keurig capsules to try and drive business to the restaurant? One hopes not. How absurd is it that I took 2 minutes to cross the street and buy a few capsules at the Ultramar gas station? Kind of absurd. - This is a completely smoking free hotel, which is also very civilised in my opinion. However, there are balconies at the end of each hall where smoking is apparently permitted. Definitely it is done, and it is a fact that the air intake for my room sucked up some of that smoke and deposited it inside my room, the stale smell of cigarettes and probably a little bit of their harmful chemical contents. Seems like a good idea to go 100% smoking free, 100% for real.

The check-in went smooth, quiet throughout the night, and decent fitness center…read more There's a huge lounge area with TVs, water and seating. I didn't checkout the restaurant, but it looked decent. However, there were long silky strands of hair all over the restroom floor.

It's a very average yet adequate airport hotel. It's rather outdated and the rooms are small. Comfy…read morebeds and good tvs though. Staff however is excellent. The price-point is why it only gets a 2-star from me. For the price there are much better airport hotels at YUL.