Came here to do an exchange and noticed the old exchange desk next door was closed was super bummed…read moreas I really liked how fast and easy it was. However, next door they opened up a brand new Calforex to the right which is much more bigger and more discrete (you go inside the shop and not outside from the window mall). It looked freshly open and only around for 6months I believe.. not too sure as I don't often come to laval that often anymore. Had a meeting in Laval and decided to kill 2 birds with one stone type of thing. I know I went to the other location on peel off of st-catherine street and they claim they have the best rate which was nice to hear but who knows. Service was friendly and quick .. There was also not many people and was quite glad .. there was only one cashier.. so who knows if the service is consistent when there's more people? I can't say! Overall, great exchange rate and very happy with the fast and easy transaction

Somewhat difficult to find in the mall (Carrefour Laval). Great exchange rates but they charge a…read moreflat fee of $4.50 per transaction. So their rates aren't that great when u factor in the extra $.

I have been going to their original location for many years exchanging thousands of dollars and,…read morehaving been to other exchange locations, I found this one to have one of the best rates in downtown Montreal. The owner is also very nice and welcoming. I have never had poor customer service over there, and even recommended the place to my other friends. Just look at the reviews of the other place they own and see (its called Bureau de Change Super and is across the street). I am actually very perplexed by the other reviewer's comment, which shows he has never been to the place. Actually the place has only recently opened and was registered in 2021 (whereas his comment is from 2019 when the place was probably not even opened yet). A competitor trying to disparage a new place by leaving 1 star reviews? We dont know. Regardless, I suggest you see for yourself.

They are also owned by Super Exchange across the street and I have no experience with their…read morecustomer service because I went on a Saturday and the place was closed even if I was told on the phone they would open at noon. If they have shoddy customer service over the phone I would rather not experience it in person, nor am I willing to waste my time doing business with them.

Giving this exchange 4 stars because I felt this was the most honest of all the exchanges we…read moreencountered so far. The locals told us that we should have used the ATM as they give the best rate of exchange, had we known we would have. We even would have gone to the the bank, had they been open on a holiday weekend. Anyway no transaction fee here. $100 US will buy you exactly what the sign says. This is a small hard to pass shop next the the Notre-Dame Basilica.

Disappointing service. They did not have enough small bills available, and despite having some…read moredenominations on hand, they refused to provide them. The explanation given was that they needed to keep those bills in case someone else showed up. The staff member I dealt with showed little interest in finding a solution or helping in any meaningful way.

Found this place to be true to what other reviewers said. Good exchange rate with no hidden fees…read more Interesting pedestrian boulevard with strange mix of stores. I enjoyed the dusty Asian carvings of horses in the shop hallway.

I've been using them for years to exchange US dollars to Canadian dollars. No hidden fees, lovely…read moreowners too. Also some good restaurants and unusual stores on the avenue.

Good exchange rate. Quick service. Convenient location and parking. Many currencies..read more

Excellent ATM at a fair price. I used it one night to get some of the local currency so that I…read morecould buy some Schlitz cocktails. Follow-up: Since there was some confusion, I'll point out that this review is just for the ATM. I did not use the bank itself.

Located about 1.5 blocks from the Place des Arts Metro stop on de Bleury, this was a convenient…read morelocation for us when we were in the city to pull some cash out. The only issue was that the doors do not close all the way when accessing the ATMs, and there was a loud beeping noise that never seemed to shut off. Currency exchange can be done on the premise during normal operating hours. +ATM doors do not shut completely

well firts they frozen my account because some peoples try to deposit a check, so i called the…read morefraud departement they told me you have to go to the branch to identified myself , a said ok good, I did it at the branch , and they try to reach the fraud departement for 45 minutes when they got the line we ask show us what was the check deposit et where and when and the amount , they couldnt answer, so we ask them unblock the account the said,to the manager of the branch you have to go to the branchs, where i was???? My account still block after 14 days , they don't know why is been block, and i have bills to paid but nobody help me ,just the branch did there best but the antifraud looklike a buch of incompetents peoples , i loose any confidence in scotia , don't go there they froze accounst and they can't answers t why ..your money will be stuck in a catch 22 ...only word fit with Scotia is INCOMPETENCES

This Scotiabank (a.k.a. Banque Scotia, transit #90241) is conveniently located at the intersection…read moreof St Laurent and Prince Arthur on the southeast side of the Le Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood of Montreal, close to McGill University and downtown Montreal. It's within short walking distance to lots of restaurants, pubs, and other city attractions. We stopped by this bank to get cash on our way to and from cash-only Schwartz's Deli, which is only two blocks up the street. It was cheaper for me to use this ATM rather than the restaurant's ATM where I would've been charged higher fees. I bank with Bank of America and Scotiabank is one of Bank of America's Global ATM Alliance Partners. If I use one of Bank of America's international partner ATMs then I avoid the non-Bank of America ATM usage fee ($5) and ATM operator access fee. The only fee I was assessed by Bank of America for using Scotiabank's ATM was a 3% international transaction fee (3% of the US dollar amount of my withdrawal). Not bad. This Scotiabank branch has three ATMs just inside the entrance with tellers and full-service banking further inside. Along with French and English, they also speak Russian here. As a Bank of America customer, I found the ATM easy to use and was able to get my cash quickly. The bank and machines were clean and I felt safe too. The neighborhood felt safe overall. There was a decent amount of foot traffic immediately outside the bank and there was a security guard in a suit patrolling the inside of the bank. I was in and out in a matter of minutes. If you need cash, this bank is a good option.

The people here are really well-trained, very friendly service, the woman at the Info Desk speaks…read moreEnglish, French and Spanish, the tellers are helpful (with the exception of a male teller who served me a few weeks ago) so I have no main complaints about their customer service, quite the opposite, I highly commend the customer service quality of RBC.