We decided at the last moment to stay here for the night before the solar eclipse of April, 2024…read more The price was great, which was unexpected---all hotels were booked that night or were very expensive. Parking was easy and free. The room was pretty clean and good enough for one night of stay. The pool was great---kids loved it. There are no restaurants nearby, but we drove to a nearby place. Overall, we are very happy with our stay here.

We had a excellent stay! Pool was great, hot tub was refreshing after a long day out and about…read more The rooms are nicely decorated and in great condition, clean and updated. The lounge restaurant was delicious! Very unexpected how good the food was. The breakfast was amazing! So much to choose from, great selection of fresh fruit. We will stay here again!

1.5 hours from both Montreal and Quebec city, Trois Rivieres is a small town. We stayed here…read moreen-route Quebec city from Montreal and on the way back. We chose this thanks to amazing TripAdvisor reviews and they charged us half of what any small Montreal/QC hotels would have charged us. The rooms are small, but very clean. It's run by an old couple who have maintained the place well. Free breakfast cooked by the owner's wife is simple but satiating. The owner converses in broken English but both him and his wife conversed with us during breakfast via gestures and are undoubtedly the most humble people I've met on this earth! On our way back, since it was our second visit, they upgraded our room to a bigger one! If you're visiting any of the cities and Trois Rivieres is on the way, I'd suggest staying here comfortably at a much cheaper price with free breakfast covered than in a pricier cramped up place in the city.

This is a place where you can book hourly room. The problem is that it's a 1 Star motel that…read morecharges 5 Star prices. The rooms are very small and have the bare essentials, you know a bed, little fridge, bathroom & tv It's been a while I have come here and it gets worse every time and the prices keep increasing. Just west down the street there is le Chablis. The rooms a better looking but worth the price As for hearing other people in the other rooms well it's a motel. Also the WIFI is horrible This whole place is horrible including the lady at the reception.

This place is good value given that it's near Montreal, but it's only serviceable…read more The room was ok, just rather dark The bathroom was a bit dingy - the mosaic floor had some bits missing & the sink surface was worn

This place was a huge win for the duration of our trip (myself, fiance and daughter) and put us…read moreright in the heart of the action, as we made the seven-hour drive from Northeast Pennsylvania to see a concert at the Bell Centre (home of the Canadiens) just two blocks from Hotel Bonaventure. The room size was more than adequate and the overhead shower was heaven; we really enjoyed the bathroom setup and ease of finding light switches and outlets, and the fridge and TV helped us settle in a little more during down time and post-meal. There was a nice but slightly-obstructed courtyard view, for privacy purposes, that encouraged you to find new ways to enter the stone walking path that weaves throughout the pond and garden area. We had breakfast (not usually included) one morning and the buffet was the way to go. Valet parking and elevators directly to the tenth floor lobby made things easier than most major city hotel stays, and staff at the front desk were extremely accommodating and simplified things for a quick check-in and any needs during our stay (convenience bar has a quality variety of drinks, snacks and sandwiches). What impressed us the most was the rooftop terrace featuring a pool, two hot tubs, a sauna and bar (drinks, apps and entrees available throughout their lengthy pool hours) but also many large trees. I didn't ask about their root structure or how they vaulted them up ten floors, but it's neat and totally sets the stage for a resort-style vibe atop an iconic city highrise.

This is my second stay at this hotel, my first was just one night. This time I stayed four nights,…read morea deal through Costco that included a rental car. If I attract the cost of the rental car based on what it would have cost me to rent for the same length of time directly, the hotel stay was a screaming deal. However I sort of wonder if these customers get the rooms that are more run down because I definitely didn't feel the area of the hotel that I was in was in the best state of repair. Just walking down the hall towards the room you could see the woodwork was banged up and everything just seemed a little run down. Same thing once we got to the room. There was some discoloration in the caulk in the bathroom shower, the floor of which was a little slippery and required a towel to be laid down on the shower floor for traction. The location of the shower head in relation to the shower door resulted in water coming out onto the bathroom floor no matter how hard you try to avoid it and you could see the impact of this over time. The room had a funky smell to it and every time I was in the room my sinuses went crazy, the one night I slept with an n95. The refrigerator on my previous day wasn't very cold at all but this time it was so cold that my energy drink was slush the next morning and so I was very happy with that. The TV as far as I could see only work if you hook it to your telephone and stream your own video, or log on to YouTube as a guest. The safe is nice put your passport and other valuables and is very simple to figure out. There was a clock radio that provided a night light but unfortunately it circulated through all colors which I found kind of annoying at night. A lot of these devices have a setting where you can just choose one color and have it steady instead of circulating and messing with your sleep but there was no instructions. I had to leave it on so my traveling partner would have a night light, if that's an issue for you bring a sleep mask. We had a nice view of the garden from our room. I was walking by some other rooms when the door was open one day and I could see that they just had a view of concrete building across the street so we locked out on that. The wing of the hotel we were in and the room itself have dark carpeting and dark walls and so it can be very hard to see. Traveling with a visually impaired family member this was definitely a problem and something to keep in mind if you decide to book here. In fact there is a set of steps going down to where our room was and the lighting is poor. Even though the steps aren't steep my mom almost fell due to the poor lighting. I feel like they could easily install some lights along the edges of the step, or paint the edge of the step bright yellow. I actually told them at the front desk about this and the gentleman that I talked to indicated me that he just didn't care. It could be lack of training but I definitely didn't hear "oh I'm so sorry to hear that", or "I'll let someone know to get eyes on that" etc. Honestly! And then of course absolutely no sympathy for the funky smell in the room. I later heard from one of the staff that someone who actually fell on those steps the day before so it's not just us. The parking is a little expensive and you only get one in and out per day but if you're coming from states remember it's in Canadian dollars. We were supposed to have two free drinks from The Kube restaurant included in our package but every time we walked past that restaurant we could smell a strong fragrance and so we were not tempted to eat in the restaurant one bit. The first night walked by there we thought it was someone with perfume but it was consistent every night and then we realized it must be some sort of air freshener for the restaurant? It was just weird. Everyone else we encountered in the hotel were extremely kind and helpful, five stars for all of them! Perhaps the one person I talked to at the front desk that one evening should take lessons from the maintenance personnel, the doorman or the housekeeper.

Super aesthetic hotel in a prime location! You can literally walk everywhere in Old Montreal from…read morehere. The service was top-tier and the complimentary breakfast and coffee were so good. The room was beautiful and clean, just a tiny bit tight on space for luggage

Poor service started the very first night. Flight was delayed. I emailed the hotel to advise. No…read moreone mentioned that we would be unable to valet our car past a certain time period. We also had difficulty locating the hotel in the dark. The front desk clerk couldn't help us locate it despite my describing the very distinctive store next door. Could not advise on where we could park the car. Second day, front desk clerk couldn't recommend anywhere to find wine and snacks. Check out day, requested our car out of valet with 45 minutes notice and they failed to retrieve it which resulted in an even longer wait.

The Hotel serves its purpose on a city that is to Tour and not to stay inside the service is good…read moreand amicable good Breakfast and it's free but it closes at 10 am so is for early risers... Rental car on the Premises with Avis and Money exchange across the street in the Mall if you feel like and adventurer the Metro ( Subway) is right on the sidewalk outside the Hotel and the Supermarket is next door if you have kids is perfect. The Pool is small but Well Maintained...

I was quite happy with my stay at this hotel! And it didn't cost me a fortune. These things come to…read moremind... Pros: - Friendly staff... bilingual too! Very helpful for English speakers. - Free parking! You do have to inform the front desk if you will be parking your car there though. They just need your plate number. - Free wifi! I had no problems connecting. - Clean rooms, reasonable size. - HUGE mall (Place de Versailles) across the street. - Close to groceries (Loblaw's), Walmart, restaurants, autoroute 25. - Outdoor pool. - Metro line (green) right outside. Very easy trip to downtown. - Easy walk to Olympic stadium and parks. - Fridge & coffee maker in 2 double bed room. - Affordable! The suites aren't that bad either! Cons: - No microwave. That's okay though, didn't need it on this trip. - Only two sets of towels by default, but it's easy to acquire more. Just ask the front desk! - No fitness center. Walkable neighborhood though. - The bed mattresses might be on the hard side. I can see how this might bother some people, but I slept fine. - Hm... No conditioner in the bathroom?

The room was spacious and clean. I had a great view of the street. The kitchenette had everything I…read moreneeded to enjoy a meal. The bed was comfortable and I appreciated the diffuser on the AC vent. The bathroom was well lit and I had lots of room to move around. I truly loved this room and wish everyone could have the same experience I did.

This was one of the best hotels I've ever stayed at. My sister, her fiancé and I stayed here whilst…read morevisiting family in Saint-Guillaume and Brossard. The location is great - right in the heart of downtown, next to a Tim Horton's, a few blocks from a Pharmaprix, and with plenty of dining options within walking distance. While there aren't many parking options for a vehicle, we found their valet service well worth the $35-38 per day. The daily continental breakfast was tasty! There were plenty of options including oatmeal, cereals, fresh bagels, assorted meats and cheeses, yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, a variety of fruit, juices, milk, coffee and tea. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, with a full kitchen and cozy dining area, VERY comfortable bed(s), a big bath tub, and good views. I slept very well every night and was never disrupted by hotel sounds. There is also a rooftop gym and while small, has enough equipment to get the job done. There is also a heated pool and a nice rooftop area right next to it. The service was also top notch, everyone on the LSP team was very welcoming and polite. I tried my best to communicate in French, but they were patient and made sure I got the information I needed. I've stayed at hotels double the price that were half as good as Le Square Phillips. Can't wait to stay here again!

I stayed here using the Amex FH&R $300 credit over Christmas and it was pretty empty. There wasn't…read moremuch going on since it was Christmas and everything was closed. But it's definitely in a good location, walkable to Old Montreal. I booked the Mega Guest Room, which was very spacious and came with a bathtub in an open bathroom layout. The FH&R benefit also comes with free breakfast and a $100 property credit, which we used to dine at the hotel restaurant (see my Restaurant Tbsp. review). Rather than a buffet breakfast, we got up to $50 credit per person and ordered à la carte. Overall, the service was great and the room was clean and spacious. Definitely a good use of the Amex FH&R benefit.

Incredible hotel! I was fortunate enough to be upgraded with my platinum status, so the room I was…read morein was huge and wonderful. I loved the double vanity sink, massive shower, and separate big bathtub. The separate couch and desk area blocked off from the bedroom with the tv columns was a lovely touch to be able to work all day and not be tempted to crawl back into bed :) Service was incredible, from check in to check out. The woman that checked me was seriously sweet and hospitable, I wish I had gotten her name.

Nous avons obtenu un tarif intéressant avec nos Air Miles sinon…read more...... ..... nous n'aurions jamais payé $206.00 avant taxes pour y dormir. Nous sommes dans la chambre 120, là où nous avons dormi dans la nuit du 25 au 26 octobre 2024. Nous avons affaire à Montréal aujourd'hui et avons décidé d'y dormir pour être près de l' endroit où nous devons passer la journée. Nous n'avons plus les moyens de payer ces tarifs excessifs au Québec pour les hébergements. Nous avons donc payé $38.00 avec 1600 air miles. Le petit déjeuner est inclus au Chablis et est offert dès 7 heures les fins de semaine. C'est très mal isolé pour le son. On vous souhaite de ne pas être près de gens bruyants. Tout a été assez tranquille jusqu'à environ 4h30. Des clients se sont mis à cacasser dans le corridor et à l' extérieur comme s'ils étaient dans notre chambre. Une machine à café est disponible 24/24 mais il n'y avait que deux verres quand j'y étais à 5 heures. La réception est ouverte aussi 24/24 mais n'importe qui peut entrer et sortir de l'établissement dans aucune clé. Je n' ai pas pris la peine de lire tous les avis sur Google maps et si des clients avaient eu des ennuis au niveau de la sécurité. Notre chambre était assez satisfaisante mais le matelas doit être changé. Il était mou et inconfortable. Le signal du wifi était plutôt moyen. Nous avons beaucoup aimé la douche moderne avec deux jets d'eau si vous aimez ce genre de massage. Nous avions un petit frigo mais il n'y en a pas dans toutes les chambres comme la réceptionniste nous a dit lors de notre enregistrement hier soir. Je terminerai cet avis après que nous ayons déjeuné. Il y a un dépôt de $100.00 qui nous est remis le lendemain. Des photos seront ajoutées ultérieurement. Le petit déjeuner est impeccable et copieux. C'est vraiment notre coup de coeur principal. Avis écrit le 3 novembre 2024 à Salaberry de Vaalleyfield, Québec, Canada

BED BUGS at this hotel. Do NOT stay here. Not only were my daughter and I bitten badly all over,…read morebut they refused to refund my money. The maintenance guy pretended not to see the bed bugs in the headboard that I showed him, and the front desk clerk expressed no sympathy and never apologized. The front desk clerk the next day lied to me about the manager's hours. I eventually got my money back but it took me hours on the phone during what was supposed to be my vacation. It cost us hundreds of dollars and the painful bites made the rest of our vacation sub-par. In contrast, I commend Expedia, through which I booked the hotel, who were sympathetic and did everything they could to help.