This Hotel is the real "sleeper" in Montreal that few consider…read more We had a great 4-night stay here and it was a good value at $250 US a night. (Valet Parking is $40 a day--there is no self-parking.) This hotel is in one of the best neighborhoods in Montreal--it's like the Beverly Hills of Montreal area. It's also next to McGill University and Parc du Mont-Royal--Montreal's Central Park. It's in a safe central walk-able area and we walked all over from here including down to the historic district and river front. Tons of high end shopping near here. I would unquestionably stay here again if in Montreal--in fact I would not look at any other hotels. The room and bed were so comfortable I could move in here. In fact, the bellman told me that some people do live here part of the year. We got a room on the 6th floor that faced the front entrance and it was so quiet. You will not hear anything when you are in the room because I understand that the structure was originally built to be a warehouse with lot's of concrete. It was not originally built to be a residence or hotel. The towels are mainly first class, and it was pretty clean. I did find an errant hair one time on the sheet at check-in and the carpet needed a shampoo but the room comfort made up for that. The bell staff mostly were very friendly, accommodating and helpful. From the moment you pull up--you will not have to lift anything. We called all hours of the evening and night for extra towels and things and they came in seconds. There is a restaurant in the hotel we did not have a chance to use with our busy schedule. We had to really push the woman at check-in to get the right room though. She was a bit tiffy with us... She had us set for a room next to the elevator we don't like--she wanted to stick us in there. When we returned to the lobby we asked for a better room location and she found a quiet room overlooking the front I loved. Interestingly, she said there was a room available that faced an apartment building where the residents like to disrobe with the curtains open that she tries not to assign. If I was traveling alone--that may have been a good one? LOL Maybe they should list that one as a special reservation class on the AAA website. "Room with a Special View--no children allowed." If you stay here, make sure to take a few hours to walk up the stairs to the park a few blocks away and mix with all the locals recreating there--I loved the stairs and that park. You can walk, run, or bike in there. The one thing in the room that plagued us that we have seen in other hotels at times that never gets fixed is the fancy glass shower flooding water onto the bathroom floor. After every shower the bathmat was soaked and in a pool of water. We had to push it aside and put a bath towel down that would get soaked in the next shower. The reason it never gets fixed in any of the rooms is because no one wants to report it during their stay because no one wants to change rooms or have a stranger in the room trying to fix it. And housekeeping does not take a shower so they don't know it's a problem. They think the clients forgot to close the shower door. The only way for the hotel to check it is for them to hire someone to take a 10 minute shower in each room. If you just run the shower it seems fine--it's only when the water bounces off your body and the glass shower door that it floods the bathroom. That would be an interesting job! Anyway, don't hesitate to stay here. Great choice. PS The Concierge here was the best of all--he really took the time to orient us. PS2 Everyone in the lobby spoke English provided that you started with "Bonjour."

We stayed at the one in downtown Montreal. It was rated five stars and we agree with the rating…read more The lobby was modern and the staff was bilingual and very helpful. The room was beautiful and everything worked. I don't know how many hotels I have visited recently where plumbing and electrical items didn't work. This one was great. The location is perfect too. Overall, this was a nice hotel.

This four star boutique hotel in old Montréal Canada offers historic character with exposed brick…read morewalls and modern comfort. We checked in at the main hotel lobby but were staying in the Lofts. An attendant helped us to the room on the second floor with no elevator and then parked the car for a daily fee. The room with a kitchen a living room area was very nice. We stayed three nights. I would only recommend a towel bar or hooks in the bathroom, change the battery in the clock, and larger mug cups in the kitchen. We enjoyed one of the three restaurants. I had a lobster roll dinner at the seafood one. The hotel is in the heart of old town and walking distance to restaurants, shops and the St. Lawrence River.

This is our second visit to Auberge du Vieux Port and both times have been top notch. Check in and…read morecheck out were quick and easy. The lobby isn't lavish, but it is very nice with comfy seating areas. The rooms are quaint and cozy with stone walls and wood floors. We had a white wrought iron bed, a bistro table with 2 chairs, a desk with a chair, and a living room type chair. The bathroom is spacious with a brick wall and a large shower. There are two restaurants on site. We did not try the lobster restaurant but enjoyed our meals at Gaspar.

I chose this Hyatt for my most recent stay in Montreal after learning that the hotel at which I had…read morestayed the past few times had significantly increased its rates for that weekend, plus I'd recently signed up for Hyatt rewards and such. Of the 2 Hyatt's in the area, while the other one was actually in an even better location, this one wasn't bad, and it had services more in line with what I wanted. My first night there, I had issues with my room. I could not get the room cool, and there was an intermittent but non-stop buzzing in the wall in-between the bed and the bathroom. The next morning, when I asked about possibly moving to a different room, I was told they were fully booked, but if I came back after 2pm, something might become available. I came back around 2:45, and rooms were indeed available. The second room had no problems, and the rest of my stay in that room was very comfortable. The parking garage ($25CAD/night if not using Valet) was awkward to drive to from the main entrance, but it was otherwise convenient, with unlimited in/out, as long as you had your ticket validated at the desk each time. But since the hotel is only a 5 minute walk from the Metro, I had no need to go out in the car at all until checkout. The pool is on the roof of the 14th floor. It's small for a pool but adequate, with plenty of lounge chairs at the pool level, more chairs and tables nearby, and evidently a pop-up bar that never managed to be open around the times I was there. The hotel's restaurant/bar is very nice, and I reviewed it separately. Perhaps this is my new favorite hotel in Montreal? We shall see.

We loved our stay here at Hyatt Centric Montreal!…read more Staff were so friendly and accommodating. I never had to open a door once and the way they treated our toddler was amazing. Our room didn't have an incredible view of the city but the room itself made up for it. Bed was very comfortable, beautiful shower with all the toiletries, and spacious. We loved our stay in this room! We absolutely LOVED the rooftop pool which was heated and had an incredible view of the city. The pools closes at 10pm so we definitely made use of it for those night time views of the city while we were swimming! The bar/ restaurant was fantastic as well. Though we did not eat there the bartenders were top notch. I asked for the cocktail of the day and the bartender was so excited saying this will be the best drink of your life. When he was making it you can tell he was a professional with all the steps going into this trip. When I saw he even decorated the foam I was beyond impressed. This was definitely the best drink I had in Montreal! Outside of the hotel amenities one thing that sticks out is the location to old Montreal. Everything is in walking distance and it is a quick walk to some amazing cafes for breakfast and a 10 minute walk to Old Port and metros. I would 100% recommend this hotel if you are visiting old Montreal. We had a fantastic time!

My husband and I spent several nights here on the first leg of our Quebec trip and really liked it…read more The room was large and very clean. The bed was super comfortable and the mini bar was stocked! Staff were friendly and helpful. The attached restaurant had good drinks but we did not eat there. The hotel is in a great location to get to many things. We were able to easily walk to Old Montreal and take the metro to other areas. I found the price to be reasonable. Would definitely stay here again.

I stayed at Warwick Le Crystal for 4 nights during my recent trip to Montreal. I chose this hotel…read morefor several reasons - the location, the aesthetics, and the price. The reviews seemed relatively good as well, so I figured this would be the ideal place to stay for my first trip to the city. Like my other hotel reviews, I'll separate this into pros and cons - so here we go! There's a lot to like about Warwick Le Crystal. I think the location is one of its biggest strengths. You are in the downtown area, so we were super close to Rue Sainte-Catherine, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and the Underground City. The hotel is also very close to the Metro which made it very easy to commute to other areas of the city. The hotel features are another pro; our room was huge and tastefully decorated - large enough to hold two king-size beds with plenty of space for other furniture. The bathroom was very spacious, and the TV was set up to connect streaming services. The mini bar was pretty well stocked, as well as the toiletries and towels in the bathroom. What I also found unique about this hotel was that there was a kitchenette in the room, complete with plates, cups, and silverware. There is an onsite restaurant that serves BLD, though I did not dine there. There are not many cons that come to mind, though I can see where the aesthetics may not be everyone's taste. Once could also argue the location is a turnoff, as you are away from touristy areas such as Old Montreal and Mile End. To close, I want to give kudos to the staff - they were consistently professional and friendly; our stay was augmented by their customer service. Overall, I had a great stay at Warwick Le Crystal; while I am curious about other lodgings in the city, I would definitely consider returning and have no qualms recommending it to others.

It's a simple boutique hotel. Temper your expectations. It's not fancy, but it's clean and decently…read morelocated with lots of restaurants and a 17 minute walk to Old Town Montreal. There are some right crowds on St. Denis Street at night. I we would definitely stay again for the price point. $15 parking is in a garage around the corner in the same block on Rue Christin.

We stayed here for 3 nights for our visit in Montreal because the pricing was very reasonable…read more There's a metro station less than 5 mins walk away which makes it convenient for sightseeing. The hotel is a bit dated and the AC is loud in the room at night when sleeping. It does have a small fridge in the closet but don't bother with the coffee in the room. Our room was not ready because we arrived before check-in time, they had no problem storing our luggage while we went out sightseeing. The shower was strong, however they didn't give that many towels and they were thin. We felt safe staying here. We didn't mind staying here because were were out sightseeing all day anyways. Give this hotel a try if you are okay with the budget motel level. Booking directly with the hotel was the cheapest for us.

This actually a great value for staying downtown. This is all about value and location. There are…read morelots of stairs but we all need to exercise. Being downtown it can get and will get noisy but again great basic value hotel. What you get, a basic clean room, I saw no bugs, a lock on the door and a continental breakfast consisting of toast, cereal, fruit and coffee and orange juice. Again it's all basic but you are buying location, location, location. Being downtown it can and will get noisy. There are homeless, you are downtown but this is a great value for staying downtown. I asked where St Catherine Street is and it's right outside the door. Chinatown is down the street, Old Town a little farther but walkable or take several metro options for about $11 for a 24hr pass. This place is not fancy but it's a clean basic hotel that is all about location, location, location. Would I stay here again, Absolutely!. Reminder : Stairs no elevator.

How low can I score? Is a negative score an option? I have travelled all over North America and…read moremost of Europe and have never walked out of a hotel three minutes after walking in. I booked through hotels.com a 1 night stay on 1/2/24. So horrific: 1. The pictures are clean. The reality is a s-hole dump. Beer bottles and trash lined the walkway to the door. The entire building smelled of smoke. 2. Front desk staff barely communicative. 3. Room was FAR smaller than advertised and was also dirty. The room to which I was assigned looked like NOTHING IN ANY OF THE PHOTOS. 4. Public shared restroom: i did not even go in since everything else smelled like piss, cigarettes and beer, I figured the bathrooms were also disgusting. 5. Parking is off site; no bell hop or other staff to carry bags up two flights of stairs (no lift). The only plus is that I got a few dollars of one key rewards for walking in and out of a horriffic, unsanitary, smoky boarding home- far far below any consideration of the name "hotel." It's not even hostel level. This is an unhealthy, and borderline dangerous place to stay. It is destined to close down, fail, and die. You may too if you stay there. DO NOT BOOK THIS HORRIBLE PLACE. I left within three minutes

Awesome Hotel My…read moreroom was on a higher floor..04 facing the front of hotel w/ panoramic view. It is very spacious & even w/ fake fireplace place that calmed my nerves after shopping & Exploring Art Museums. This hotel has a gym & a warm Sauna pool ‍ on the 2nd floor that's in use in the winter, but I didn't want to catch a cold, so I'll return when it's warmer to use it. It reminded me of Iceland. Lol! Blue Lagoon. The room I was in came w/ a deep oblong bathtub that can fit a man 6'6" or 2.01 meters, in height or more. I'm 5'8" or 1.78, meters & i was almost floating in the bathtub & the water came up to my shoulder. The King size bed is huge too, so again if ur very tall this is the hotel 4u. It will accommodate ur height. I did have a couple of issues which was somewhat corrected quickly. The housekeeping here is a little lazy ( Paresseux). Tub was not cleaned well in which I had to call reception to have maintenance address it. So, I questioned, if they were cleaning anything else bc how do you overlook a dirty tub? Plus, not all towels were replaced each day. The breakfast was Comme si, Comme sa! Lots of starches not really great for diabetics, no Raisin Bran cereals & milk as an option. However, they had an array of cheeses & meats, scrambled eggs & boiled eggs w/ jams & lots of breads & marbled cakes, coffee etc @ $23, unless u have a coupon. Rooms Accommodations: *. Oblong big bathtub *. Shower *. Small Fridge *. Toiletries *. Expresso Cafe decanter *. Faux Fireplace *. Desk *. Bath Robes & Slippers *. (2) bottles of water *. King size bed *. Fabulous View U get the point! Lastly, I didn't like the fact that a hotel would only partially shovel some snow ifo their door, but not clear all the snow & ice to the street, so the customers could safely get from their Ubers into the hotel . Why, give ur customers anxiety about falling outside ur door ? I almost fell twice bc they refused to shovel snow to curb, so customers can get in & out of Taxi safely. If u need information ask the night reservationist bc he gave me very good advice. The ladies not so much. Sorry! Later, I found that she should've said walk out make left then walk 1 block & Voila! to shopping area & restaurants. Metcalf & St. Catherine corner. Lots of stores & shops & restaurants ie., Place Montréal Trust. So, if u stay @ this hotel; entertainment or shopping etc , is (1) block away behind the hotel & Voila! Many choices & selections , but upon returning @ night bc everything looks different look for Cinema monument & the Le St. Martin is up the street on the same side. Ur Welcome Lol hahaha.

We enjoyed our stay here on a recent long weekend trip. It was easy to access from the airport…read morewithout renting a car, and we could easily get everywhere we wanted to go as well. The room was clean and well appointed, staff friendly and helpful, and location super convenient. The only slight downside were that there were few outlets for charging, etc and the lighting was a bit dim when getting ready, but they were minor things compared to how great the experience was otherwise. There was a ton of shopping and food around, and though it's a decent distance, it was walkable to Vieux Montreal, and several other locations on our list were even closer. We'd definitely stay here again!

We loved everything about the Hotel Le Germain in Montreal…read more Terrific staff - professional, friendly and excellent at their work. The rooms are very comfortable and well designed. Linens, bedding and towels are all high quality. There is a fitness room on the 17th floor which offers excellent city views through the large panoramic windows while you are working out on the well maintained machines. The hotel is located in a quiet area of downtown near McGill University. This was very convenient as it was only a 2 minute walk from the hotel to the McGill campus - a splendid place for our pup to do his business.

Went to restaurant, loved the high quality seasonal menu, service, ambiance and close to McGill…read morecampus.