Nice hotel in a convenient area. My room had a small balcony, small kitchen, and decently sized sleeping/sitting area with a comfy bed. There's free WiFi and cable. The bathroom was modern and had a large adjustable showerhead with good water pressure. The decor in the room wasn't super new or out of date, it's exactly what I'd expect from a hotel in this price range. Every morning we got a bag of snacks delivered to our room in lieu of a breakfast due to Covid restrictions. Considering they could have cancelled breakfast altogether, this was a welcome addition - bottles of water, fruit, cheese, granola bars, yogurts, they really gave quite a few things (plus there was coffee and a pot in the room already). Staff were friendly and helpful. The area itself is convenient, with Atwater metro and Alexis Nihon mall a 5 minute walk away. The local standout for us was Shaughnessy Cafe, a 2 minute walk away. The hotel is located on a quiet, residential street. Considering that small, sketchy, dubiously legal Airbnbs were priced similarly to this hotel room, I felt we really got value for our money. The stay was super enjoyable and I'd definitely come back again. read more

Great location!!! The hotel is a short walk to the metro station, shopping, grocery stores, and more. The staff is very friendly, especially an older woman who works in the restaurant during breakfast time! Honestly some of the best service we've ever had at a hotel. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because it's worth noting that the rooms are a bit dated, compared to other Residence Inn locations. However, they're very clean and well kept. The hotel was in the last few days of renovation so there was still some construction materials in the lobby/common area, but the lobby and all the amenities look great. I would definitely stay there again. Also note that the parking lot has a low clearance (see picture) so larger SUVs and vans will not fit. read more

Hotel 2170 Lincoln - Hotels Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Sagging beds, oily stained furniture, dog barking early morning in hallways 2 days in a row.. when we objected, we were told issue solved: the dog is gone.. zero effort to compensate.. shower stall drain repeatedly blocked, the fridge insufferably loud, the windows didn't close, but rattled in the wind, surly unhelpful front desk people (except for Boris.. thank you!) . We used to stay here when it was still a Marriott owned hotel, so we were shocked at its swift deterioration.. Never again!!! read more

Traveling with kids for a very long weekend trip to Montreal, some pros and cons: - the little suites were perfect, insofar as we crammed our party into one room, we were able to all sleep pretty comfortably using the sofa bed in the living room as the extra. The double beds were just a bit too small for adults but oddly enough the sofa bed in the main room was full queen size, albeit with a thin mattress. There are balconies, although with an odd step up, and no furniture on them or furniture in the suite which can be schlepped out to the balcony. The kitchenettes are adequate and include a mini-dishwasher. - excellent self-serve although fairly standard-style breakfast bar wiith hovering service (we felt obliged to tip but you ought not), some items you can sneak to go without any disapproval (the fruit and yogurts were a godsend). - friendly and attentive staff. - the pool is small and almost too artful (with sharper edges for style that are not kid-friendly) but has a stunning view of the city from the top level penthouse. (Although the people who went back to their rooms in their suits, dripping on the elevators, were not appreciated, I can't blame them as the changing space near the pool area is quite limited and not advertised as such). The small fitness room has five or six pieces of equipment but also has a stunning view, fwiw. - parking available on-site with unlimited in and out (although see also: cons). - location, location, location! This is a fairly quiet little residential side area of Westmount, but only a block and a half from the Atwater metro stop, so it's very easy to get around from here. There's also a gajillion dining options within a few blocks' walk, including several small grocery stores. Cons: - unusable TV system, that requires one go back to a main menu for every change of the channel (no surfing) and which does not have an adequate program guide and only a few channels for kids. If you need to get the kids out of your hair for sanity when sharing a small suite and need to rely on an electronic baby sitter, it just doesn't work. They can easily upgrade this and they should. - housekeeping was a bit indifferent. It wasn't dirty, but they didn't replace towels one day when we put them in the "please replace" pile, got two bottles of lotion and no shampoo another day, and they didn't get the rugs vacuumed. We also didn't have enough bed covers and had to request them (although the front desk was right on the case). - parking garage, as noted in other reviews, is very old school and difficult to get in and out of. We just left the vehicle there, though. - price, in season, was a little on the high side (with taxes and parking and everything, close to C$300 a night), but to be sure we inadvertently found ourselves in the middle of multiple events, including the Women's World Cup, so it's to be expected. It was reasonable given the breakfast and convenience, as we saved some $ on food and transportation. - because it's an old converted high rise, it was missing amenities like room service, a restaurant, a large lounge area (the breakfast area was built instead) and a true concierge. There is a mini-store for late night munchies right next to the desk, in the modern fashion, and you can charge the items to your room. - the elevators are a disaster; two small elevators which seem to double as service elevators made for very slow and uncomfortable going up and down. This was particularly awkward with kids. Bottom line: a decent option for traveling with kids, if you can afford it, and if the business traveler can stand the kids hanging around, a good business suite option for a longer stay. read more

Hotel 2170 Lincoln - View from the penthouse pool. - Hotels Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

My stay at the Marriott in Westmount ended in me having 7 stitches in my foot and 8 stitches and a damaged tendon in my hand, requiring surgery due to a faulty shower door installation. The shower door slid off of the rails and slid right into the bathroom wall, exploding into pieces. The hotel staff responded to the emergency by bringing me a box of band-aids and a half used bottle of antiseptic. After calling 911 ourselves and spending a sleepless night at the hospital - I was then aggressively questioned by a member of the hotel management staff. The Marriott has since not compensated me anything. Their insurance company has been refusing to discuss anything with me and I am being forced to pay numerous legal fees, which I currently cannot afford. Please avoid this hotel. read more

Hotel 2170 Lincoln - Hotels Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

My husband and I stayed here during one of our trips to Montreal. It's an older hotel that's obviously dated, but they are making updates (1 elevator has been updated, the other is painfully slow and the door opens before you are actually on the correct floor, eeks). They make up for it in congenial service and a breakfast buffet with more selections than I've ever seen at a FREE breakfast buffet. Since it's a Residence Inn, all the rooms are suites with a full kitchen (apartment-sized fridge, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, and stove top (no oven, but I never bake a cake or make a roast when I'm on vacation, so I didn't care, haha). There's a little dining table for 2 as well (so cute). Now those who know me know I bring Clorox wipes with me when I travel and I wipe down my hotel room when I arrive. If the wipe is still white, I am happy. Some wipes came out white, but some were light grey (mostly the ones in the bathroom). So not filthy, but not as clean as I would have liked. I also noticed some paint peeling in the bathroom and some stained spots on the carpet. That being said, the staff were so nice and service was great. Now, don't be expecting white gloved door men opening doors for you and pressing elevator buttons for you, I don't mean great service in that way, I mean in a more congenial kind of way. For example, a few minutes after we arrived in our room, the front desk called and asked if our room was ok. We noticed that the lamp next to the TV wasn't working, so we told them that and they sent someone to come up and fix it right away. Shortly after they called again to confirm that the problem was fixed. I thought this was really nice. Housekeeping staff were also very nice. They greeted us and wished us a good day every time we saw them. They also have free food on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights around 7pm. We only got to experience this on one evening (due to the length of our stay, and let's face it, if I'm in Montreal on vacation, I'm probably going to be out and about at 7pm, LOL). Anyway, it was dessert night that night. There was raspberry sponge cake, vanilla ice cream, and ingredients to make a sundae (shredded coconut, walnuts, chocolate chips, chocolate syrup and caramel syrup) and coffee and tea It was a nice unexpected extra. The free hot breakfast buffet was huge and with so much selection. There's a centre island, and they have the same thing on both sides of the island, so less lining up for food. They had 2 selections of eggs (that change daily). One day it was plain scrambled eggs and scrambled eggs with bell peppers and onions, the next day it was regular scrambled eggs and scrambled egg whites. Then they have 3 hot items. One day it was bacon, turkey sausage and home fries, and the next day it was spicy Andouille sausage, chicken sausage and baked beans. They had a fajita station for you to make your own breakfast fajitas complete with tortillas, shredded cheese, spinach, black olives, shredded cheese, and salsa. They had boiled eggs, sliced cheese (and not cheapy processed cheese, but Brie and Havarti!), 2 types of fruit salad, different types of yogurt, granola, 4 waffle makers, and toppings for your waffles (whipped cream, chocolate chips, shredded coconut, walnuts, and chocolate and caramel syrup). They had croissants (plain and chocolate), muffins, banana bread, bagels, English muffins, brown and white bread. Get this, they had hazelnut, vanilla and caramel flavoured syrup for your coffee! I am certain I've left out other stuff they had, but seriously it was the most selection I have ever seen at a FREE breakfast buffet. The rooms were a good size. The fitness centre is on the top level (penthouse) and the view out the windows is pretty. They had mostly cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals and stationary bikes. They had minimal free weights, but they had a weight machine. The gym was clean and looked relatively new (although the weight machine was kind of old/dated). There was a pool on the penthouse too (we did not use it). Location is a bit further west of the downtown action. Although it has "Westmount" in its name, it's not really in Westmount. I'd say it's in Shaughnessy Village. It's really close to Place Alexis Nihon (shopping centre) and the Middle-Eastern grocery store Adonis (they have amazing pastries). It's also close to Supermarché PA (which has really inexpensive groceries). Overall, an older/dated hotel. We paid with taxes and fees $165 a night (booked directly with the hotel). Service was great and lots of selection in the free breakfast buffet. WiFi was free and fast. read more

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So let me preface this with I'm lifetime Titanium Elite - 10 years with at least 100 nights a year. I've stayed in a lot of Marriotts. All over the place. And a lot of Hilton, Hyatt and other chains as well. So I know may way around hotels. Good ones. Bad ones. OK ones and seedy ones. Ones I know to bring a UV light to check for bed bugs, ones I don't . That said - this Resident Inn is a good hotel. The staff are friendly, efficient and attentive. They're unobtrusive when then need to be, and there when you need them. The rooms are a bit small, but well laid out and furnished. We had a small suite (perks of frequent stayer status) with a balcony over looking the building across the courtyard - light and airy space. the kitchenette is fully functional (if compact) with a hybrid convection / microwave oven and a two burner electric stove top along with a tiny tiny dishwasher and a small refrigerator. We shopped in the open markets and in the nearby (2 blocks away) Adonis market (I'm a fan) and cooked our dinners here - 1st night was four cheese tortellini in a garlic cream sauce (from scratch) with chipped basil accompanied by a green salad with tomatoes and radishes and lightly cooked french (hey, it is Montreal after all!) and yellow beans. Rounded out with some baklava and a coffee. Second night is pan seared halibut with (fresh from the fish monger at the Atwater market) accompanied by boiled baby potatoes in butter with chives and parsley, and a salad. The point being you can cook a decent meal in the kitchen folks - use it! The breakfast is a full buffet style American breakfast - scrambled eggs, pork sausage and home fries (with baked beans for the Brits out there) with fresh fruit, granola, yogurt, pancakes, Belgian waffles ... an expansive fare. Bottomless coffee urn during the day. There's a sauna and pool on the Penthouse level (didn't bring a suit - next time). The neighborhood is great - mostly apartments for, I'm guessing, the students at any of the dozen or so (I'm probably exaggerating) colleges and universities nearby - it's an exciting melting pot of young, highly international, students - and restaurants to cater to their every need. Like the rest of Montreal, within a few blocks of the hotel are Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, Portuguese, Italian - you name it - restaurants. So if cooking isn't your thing, within 4-5 blocks you'll find all sorts of good food. The metro stop (Atwater on the Green line) is about 3 blocks away and connects you to the rest of the City - easy to get around, minutes to anywhere. And lastly, if you want, it's about a 15 minute walk to the Fine arts Museum and maybe 30 minutes further to the Old town. Bring your walking shoes. The only complaints I'd have about the room are that the bathroom is so small I struggled to use the sink (the door is in the way) and the mattress is too soft (I'm used to hotels and home with a much harder one). read more

Typical Residence Inn.... Centrally located just a 15 minute walk to the Metro,Marche Atwater,Super C grocery,SAQ and Canal,Joe Beef, Liverpool House and the funky little shops and cafe in the neighborhood. Reasonably priced self parking in hotel's basements. I like having access to my car 24/7 but you better drive a small,low auto as the antenna on my VW Jetta touched the ceilings several times and the spaces are tight.Larger cars and SUV's are accommodated off site. Lobby/lounge/Breakfast/Snack/reception area is spacious,clean,modern and well furnished with quiet nooks and comfy furniture to service gusts and visitors with free WIFI. Reception is bright and staffed by some of the most friendly,efficient and solicitous Marriot staff I have ever encountered. Soon after check in you'll receive a call inquiring about your room and if you have any requests and another to confirm if all of those requests were fulfilled. Nice Touch. Rooms are large and reasonably appointed,some with complete kitchens,dishwasher and all, bathrooms are clean,bright but rather small,towels abundant and Paul Mitchell toiletries are offered. Beds are firm and bedding top notch if a bit lacking...conspicuously missing is a nice comforter, down filled or otherwise. Free WIFI in all rooms but it proves to be painfully and frustratingly slow, no doubt in an clever attempt to lure guests to pay for the optional higher speed WIFI service. Now I've read some of the reviews complaining about the rather simple free breakfast but it strikes me that you're visiting what is arguably the premier culinary capital of Canada abounding with bakeries,cafes and markets so have a quick coffee,perhaps a waffle and some fresh fruit and go out there and explore.....Montreal is a fantastic walking city so go for a stroll and find Breakfast. The only other issue I see is the painfully inadequate bank of 2 tiny elevators to service this high rise hotel and pretty much why I omitted 1 star. I would definitely stay here again and recommend this location to friends. read more

I would probably give this hotel a 2.5 if I could. It's not horrendous by any means. Serviceable is a good word to describe it. The elevator is slow, the breakfast is simple and hectic at times, and the rooms are decent. My room had a kitchenette, a small balcony, two beds, full bath, and a small family room area. My main complaint is the breakfast. Maybe its just because I am used to the breakfast at Embassy Suites, but I definitely felt like this breakfast was just subpar. They have a very simple set up with some coffee, juice, fruit, and bagels with toasters on one part of the room. The middle part of the room is devoted to hot food, such as eggs, pancakes, or little egg and sausage burritos. Ultimately, I can handle the food being just ok, but its the size of the room given the hotel size. There must be something like 20 floors in this building, with 15-20 rooms on each floor, and the breakfast room maybe handles 100 people, at best? Its just too crazy, and I think most guests probably skip the breakfast altogether. Now, they do have an afternoon snack time that is nice, with simple water, lemonade, and cookies and such. It provides you with a nice respite after a long day exploring the beautiful city. Everything else about the hotel was just ok. Parking is located off-site, which is a drag, but the staff are friendly, the beds are clean, and the hotel is generally well-kept. read more

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It's a shame this hotel doesn't have more reviews etc. Probably because it is a hidden gem of sorts. This hotel is located just a few blocks away from the very lively Rue St. Catharine so it's ideal in that it's nice and peaceful in the area around the hotel but one can walk to RSC in less than 5 minutes. The rooms were atleast twice the size of a hotel you might encounter in a New York city or San Francisco, and at half the price. My room was a suite style room, although I didn't avail of the amenities in the room it was nice to know that these were available. The service was of particular note at this hotel. One got the feeling that the front desk staff are very talented, knowledgeable and skilled in interacting with guests. They were amazingly polite and personal. I had one of the members pull out a map and draw a walking route through downtown Montreal which I did take. It was good to see the staff take that much pride in presenting information about this great city. Affordably priced, great location, peaceful, quiet with a great staff, would definitely recommend this hotel read more

Zero stars. Bugs. More specifically, roaches on the bed. Oh, did I mention the pillow roaches?

Stayed there back in September and was charged TWICE for my stay. Also found an additional 2 charges on my bank statement. When I called to dispute the charges they refused to do anything to help. On top of that, the rooms felt cramped, I was rushed out of my room when it came time to leave, and I was forced to pay to park in their parking garage which was also small and tight to navigate and basically resembled a dungeon. Horrible! Horrible Hotel. They are much better options available! read more

The guy at front desk seemed to have a cold sneezing and sniffling. I told him to sanitize his hands after and he did. At least I hope he did. Why go to work and spread a cold? He also owes me $10.45 change for when I paid for my room. I've had better service. The room was good and a great breakfast.. Didn't like that front desk clerk and his attitude. I'm still awaiting the $10.45. Maybe he thought I wouldn't notice. Or he hoped.Female front desk clerk was nice. read more

I've stayed at my fair share of Marriott locations (Platinum status, anyone?), and this has to be one of the best ones! We were greeted with a "Bonjour! Hello!" the moment we walked in the front door, and that set the pace for the duration of our stay. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and as visitors, they made us feel at home. The room was large and spacious (Queen bedroom, living room, balcony, kitchen, bathroom), and it was in impeccable shape. Parking was easy on the property, as well, and it's located right in the basement. The location of the hotel was prime, I might add. It was close to the metro, which made our travel around Montreal exponentially easier, and walking distance from the hotel were a ton of restaurants and bars. I can't really comment on the price per night because I used points that I accumulated during my travels, but no matter what the cost, this place has amazing value; honestly, it's the value you want and is most important. Thank you to the entire staff at this location for making my stay absolutely wonderful! read more

The hotel itself is pretty clean. You get a good breakfast buffet with your stay. The hotel is also pretty close to St. Catherine Street where a lot of the action is, so it's in a good location. My only 2 complaints about the hotel are: 1) The parking garage is made for tiny people in tiny cars, but that's not my complaint. My complaint is that the front desk people only ask if you need "parking" - they didn't ask what type of car you have. My best friend had to stand in front of my Honda Pilot and make sure I wasn't going to hit anything. 2) The elevator must be from the 20's because it is S-L-O-W! We were only on the 3rd floor, so we ended up taking the stairs most of the time instead of waiting 10 minutes for the elevator to come up 3 floors (no exaggeration). So, all in all, if you're only in town for a couple days, want a centrally located hotel and don't mind taking the stairs then this is a good hotel. If you have a larger automobile and/or aren't in shape enough to walk up and down the stairs then this is NOT the hotel for you. read more

Three years since my original stay and review, I just spent three more nights here. It's still a great place to stay. It's only a two block walk from the Metro and four quick stops to Place Des Arts, where the jazz festival is going on. The hotel breakfast is a hot one, not just continental. If you don't want a crowd, get up early and go...otherwise, it can be very busy. Although not the most lavish hotel by any stretch, it's clean and comfy. The parking is convenient below the building, which is an additional cost...but reasonable, especially in American dollars. The only challenge with the hotel is the elevators (2) can sometimes take a while. But, heck, if you're on vacation...just relax...what's the rush? :-) Oh, I can't forget to mention the staff...which is great and friendly. Adeline the front desk manager was helpful, as was Teal. The person I dealt with the most was awesome...Lydia! This will continue to be my go to hotel in Montreal, especially during Jazz Fest. read more

Great selection of rooms when travelling with a family. I believe this was converted from what used to be an apartment building. It is in a quiet neighborhood of Westmount, but close enough to Sherbrooke so that I was able to walk to and from the Ritz Carlton for my uncles wedding. The room we had was in the traditional style of just about any Residence Inn that you might stay in elsewhere . . . it had a full small kitchen, including a refrigerator to store some basic items. We had a two bedroom suite which was right off the elevator -- and was laid out exactly as an apartment might be (since it was at one time). It had a balcony which overlooked Mount Royal and gave a nice view of the sunset. And of course there was the complimentary breakfast buffet which had lots to of good stuff to choose from -- and since I was travelling with family, we brought breakfast up to the suite to give us some privacy. My only problem with this place was the parking . . . it was available on-site but was EXTREMELY tight fitting for a minivan to maneuver through (barely an inch to spare between the top of the mini van and the pipes running across the ceiling of the parking lot). Since it was a rental, I opted for the outdoor parking a few blocks away for the remainder of our stay. read more

This place has a great location and fantastic amenities. The rooms are spacious and you can easily fit many people into a room for a party. Place is usually really busy though. Breakfast on the weekends can be madness as everyone in the hotel seemed to get in line for food at once. Park in the lot behind the hotel not at the hotel because you'll save a good deal of money. read more

I've stayed at this hotel three times and this was by far my worst experience. First, our room had not heat and it was freezing. They sent up a repair person to try and fix it - after some time he threw up his hands and gave up. We were then moved to another room - not a huge deal. Second, one of the two old/slow elevators broke on Saturday night. Sunday was a disaster trying to get up or down. We walked 9 flights with our bags. Again not a huge deal, but we are in good shape. Third, breakfast was sparse at 9. As stated above, not a big deal. But, looking at the experience as a whole it was a kind of a big deal. I do not plan to return. read more

I've stayed here twice and both times had good experience. The room was basic, but clean, with a full small kitchen. Staff was extremely friendly & helpful. The first time, they had a full service breakfast restaurant, which was excellent. But the second time they only did a buffet type breakfast, which was fine, and easy. The indoor pool on the top floor has amazing views of the city. Hotel also has a parking garage (good for small cars). A couple blocks up from Ste. Catherine St, and close to a subway stop. Would definately stay here again. read more

We stayed here 08/30 to 09/04 for five nights over the labor day weekend. Our flight arrived late on 08/29 in Burlington, VT, so we got our rental and drove up to Montreal and found things to occupy our time until the morning. We pulled into the Hotel at 9 am on the longshot that we could check in early. The hotel clerk checked and said she had a room and was even able to upgrade us to a suite vs the studio we had booked.(we were staying on Marriott Rewards points and that is all they would let us book online) Onsite parking is available at ~ $23 USD/night Our room was on the 6th floor, and while we didn't get a suite with a king size bed, we did get suite with two double beds which worked out just fine. It allowed us to load up our suitcases on the second bed and sleep in the other. Hotel appears to be recently and tastefully renovated. Kitchen with electric cooktop, dishwasher, convection microwave and fridge/freezer. Room had an odd smell which I'm not sure was because of them allowing pets, or what but it was a bit odd. Breakfast is included with all rooms and we found it to be well appointed and on par (if not better) than the other Residence Inn's we have stayed at lately. Amenities included rooftop pool (which was very nice looking), gym with 3-4 treadmills and weights, and saunas in the men's and women's restrooms. Location is good and just a couple blocks from the Atwater metro station. Area isn't quite as nice as other properties further North West Rue Sainte Catherine, but we never felt threatened (although I don't think if I was a woman walking alone I'd feel to safe). You could tell the apartments in the area were of a lower income level, but I wouldn't classify the area as the hood. Area has plenty of places to eat and pick up groceries within walking distance. Overall we had a pleasant stay. Breakfast buffet is always a plus as the food is good and provides motivation each day to get up and start the day. Staff was friendly and the hotel was in very nice condition (should be given the remodel) I'd say the only downside is that there are only two lifts to service all 20 floors - so waiting for the lift could prove tiresome at times. Otherwise a very nice property in a convenient location. read more

Great location on a quite street but close to shops and the metro. I would highly recommended this hotel, especially if you have some Category 1-4 certificates to use. Getting an upgrade was easy with elite status and the service was great. The hotel is old, but does not look dated. Would definitely go back again! We just had a small issue being charged for something erroneously, but a quick e-mail took care of it all. read more

Hotel 2170 Lincoln - Breakfast buffet. Continental plus eggs, waffle maker, potatoes. - Hotels Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

The staff love their job! The lady in the buffet is very attending to the guests and offers coffee with a big smile. The breakfast items are fresh and delicious. The hotel room has a kitchen equipped with dishwasher, microwave and fridge. The only concern I have is the towels. The first set of towel I got had a stain that was not completely removed from the previous wash. The wifi is also fast enough for Netflix watching. If you drive an SUV you can't park in their garage, since their parking ceiling is too low!!! So be aware. read more

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I had long-term stays at this hotel off and on for about two years. I was normally checked in for several weeks at a time, and it's the only hotel I'll stay at in Montreal. It's not the best hotel in Montreal (I think the Sofitel gets that award, but whether you're there for a couple of nights or months it's the best bang for the buck. The worst thing about staying at most downtown hotel there is the inability to prepare/reheat/store food in your hotel. You become dependent on eating out or ordering from the hotel before the restaurant closes. If you're lucky you may have a refrigerator to store items, but certainly no facility to prepare food. I'm not a fan of that at all. This hotels kitchen alone makes this a four star review, and then add the fact that they'll go shopping for you - what more could you want! I would leave a list of the items I needed from the store, and when I made it back to the hotel I had a fully stocked refrigerator! The location is perfect. Right next to the Alexis-Nihon station where you can go shopping from clothes to the IGA for groceries. There you also have a metro that'll get you wherever you need to go fast. There's so much within walking distance to that hotel. I only used cabs for trips to the airport, and used my feet and monthly metro pass for everything else. The room itself was perfect for me. A living room, bedroom, and kitchen. I didn't need much more. I've not ever been at a hotel that I would say is the best ever, but they earn five stars because you can be totally self-sufficient there while still being taken care of by the hotel. Cons: Seriously can't think of any Pros: Ability to be self-sufficient Location Kitchen with food preparation, storage, and reheating options They go grocery shopping for you! The hotel itself is nice with great amenities Fantastic for long or short term stays. I've stayed at three other downtown hotels, and once I found this one it became the only place I'll stay at when I'm in the city. read more

I travel for a living and have averaged around 100 nights per year at hotels the past 7 years (majority Marriott). This is one of the worst hotels I have stayed at. Very run down and outdated...feels more like a $49 motel 6. read more

Currently waiting for a ride to the airport for a delayed flight, and had to create an account just to say how GREAT this place is! Staff are extremely friendly, helpful and accommodating, always know where to go and when and how to go there, and can tell you what to do and what to avoid. The building itself is a little rough around the edges but repairs are underway (April 2018) and everything else is all you could want: close to a Metro stop, easy to spot from just about anywhere, good views from the balcony, and i did not use the parking garage but there appears to be street parking everywhere. If and when I'm back in town, this will be the place! read more

This Marriott property is very nice. Rooms are well appointed and very modern. Maid service doesn't start at the crack of dawn so if your sleeping in there isn't a lot of commotion in the hallways. Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the breakfast was unpalatable. read more

I stayed here on a recent business trip and was very impressed. The staff were kind and very accommodating. The rooms are well appointed and comfy. The free breakfast is THE BEST free breakfast buffet that I have ever encountered. The location is perfect as it is a short walk to the Concordia campus as well as to the mall and subway station. I'll be back next time I'm in Montreal. read more

The parking garage is terrible. Many SUVs won't fit, so careful there. Every single spot has concrete pillars on both sides. Good luck not scratching your car. One elevator was broken during my visit. But I wouldn't take them anyways. Looked more like slightly-advanced dumb-waiter. Stairwells aren't any nicer. The entire hotel seemed to be noisy at all hours of day and night. The bed was like stone, and the pillows like paper. read more

The rooms are small and undesirable. Ugly and weird shape rooms. It was an old apartment building and Marriott bought it. Go elsewhere if you can afford it. It is older and dated. The elevators are never there when you need them. Breakfast was acceptable. Get there early. The servers were the best part of the hotel. Truly. read more

The staff, 5 star...the rooms...4 star (need maintenance)... The breakfast 5 star...the location 5 star...the elevators...badly need more (2 star)....overall because of great staff worth the money and was a pleasant stay...must park 3 blocks away in a publuc lot (2 star) or car cannot be over 5 for 6 inches because of low sprinklers (1 star)...if you took this staff and put it in a renovated better elevators and parking facility it would be world class. Even the cleaning people are polite, pleasant and helpful.... read more

This hotel is three blocks from a metro station and seven blocks from a lot of restaurants and bars. The rooms were wonderful and the pool and gym on the Penthouse were great for views. However, there were only two very slow elevators for the entire hotel. Walk up the stairs when you can. read more

It's so cold outside and the heat in the rooms don't go higher than 75 degrees!! Also, the water pressure is horrible. I'll never stay here again. I'm freezing and miserable. read more

Front desk service is fast and relatively good. Building is a bit dated with only two elevators serving the entire complex, so there's a bit of a wait during peak hours. Parking lot and stairs are very dirty and smelled funny. Room is dated but acceptable. Bed and pillows are comfortable. I had a good night sleep in general. Never got the chance to enjoy the complimentary breakfast but the restaurant looked very big and nice. read more

Close to the metro in a quieter area of Montreal. Rooms were good. Elevators were quite slow. Only two small elevators to accommodate all guests equaled a longer wait to reach your room. read more

Stayed in the one bedroom suite. Compact but clean and well organized layout. Extra plus for the great-looking swimming pool and saunas (though separated for men and women) on the top (penthouse) floor. Warning on parking as ceiling height is 5'6" so big cars might not fit. read more

One of the best places for a reasonable stay in Montreal. It is very clean, great staff, and also has self parking. The location is right near the old forum, and at the beginning of downtown. The restaurant makes a nice breakfast as well. read more

A wonderful place to stay in Montreal. It is clean, close to metro, and restaurants. Breakfast buffet has a variety of choice. Staff is very friendly. The parking spot in the garage is tight. If your car is larger than a regular size sedan, you might want to consider parking somewhere else. Beds are not very comfortable, but bearable for a night or two. read more

I assumed this place was going to be superb considering the quality of the reviews but honestly I was wrong. The service was pretty good and the buffet style breakfast was decent. But the building is old and run down on (on the outside)and right next to a big ugly apartment building, I honestly feel as if the balcony was a waste of money to build. The elevator was horrible, It took 15ish minutes to get to the eleventh floor and its almost always completely full. The rooms were okay and it had a full sized kitchen but even though I'm and elite member I was unable to get an upgrade. The basement parking is made for people with smart cars, my antenna bent back quite far and almost snapped due to the height of the parking. I went down to the lobby to get a soda but it was quite overpriced. (around 3 dollars) I generally liked the location but it was a little gritty. read more

I am a frequent marriott customer so I do have a certain level of expecation. Plus points :- Cheap Good location Friendly staff Negatives :- Old and badly in need of renovation - I assume this was an old apartment block in its previous life. Old, uncomfortable, stained mattresses. 2 elevators to serve the hotel which takes forever when it's busy Seems to be well suited to hen/stag parties so loud and drunk people at the weekends! read more