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

Great hotel. Front desk personnel, location, room. Everything was perfect. Will be back for sure.read more

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.

The hotel is very nice and the restaurant attached to it is exceptional. High-end French cuisine in…read morea beautiful formal dining room. The location is a short walk to Montreal. Most beautiful church at Notre Dame. Nice neighborhood. Easy parking. Highly recommend the hotel and the Restaurant.

Hotel is nice, and the location is excellent. However the breakfast is not good. The coffee is…read morewatery and you get 1 small pastry and a small bottle of juice, nothing else. If you want an actual breakfast, around the corner there is a nice cafe with really good coffee and lots of good stuff.

This was the cheapest hotel I could find in a pinch close to where I was going. I had to be in town…read morefor work last minute. From the photos I wasn't expecting much. I paid $116 USD for the night (on a Sunday), and found overnight parking for $17 USD. There was a long line at check in, and even though I showed up a half hour after check in time, I was informed my room still wasn't ready. Based on the reviews, I now know that's a regular thing so I was expecting to wait a long time. However, the desk agent came over 10 minutes later and handed me a key. The room was well above my expectations. Clean, Spacious, comfortable. I would say this is a great place to stay for a night or 2, and although they do have onsite dining & fitness center, the lack of large common areas or a pool/rooftop makes it a place I wouldn't want to spend a week at. But for my purposes it worked out just fine as it's very close to city center, with easy walking access to major destinations and public transit.

Warning - in 2025 major construction behind rear of building is very noisy starting at 06:30…read moreweekdays. Ask to avoid this section of the hotel. Bargain price means older rooms, noisy AC, cramped bathroom layout, noisy guests in the halls until 11 pm, no TV channels - only casting to TV, and lots of minor cosmetic repairs needed in the bathroom. Being unable to bolt the door closed because the hole was misaligned (room 311) was not reassuring, although it was still electronically locked. Soap and shampoo scents were nice although they had a weird squeeze-bottle-inverted-wall mount instead of a pump. On the plus side, this is a convenient downtown hotel walking distance to Ste. Catherine & many locations, with friendly helpful staff.

I came here for a few nights for business in the area. I arrived really early, as my flight landed…read morearound 10AM. Checking in was very easy and they even said they were expecting me, which was very refreshing after the last hotel I stayed in for business, which was the Hilton in Richmond, VA at Short Pump in which the staff was very condescending and poor at checking people in, especially business travelers. This place definitely took great care at check in to make sure I felt welcomed, including asking me if I had any questions. She went over everything I needed to know about the property. When I got to the room I was impressed with the size of it - it was pretty large, with lots of open space, a decent desk, plenty of seating, and a very nice, clean, and comfortable bed which was fitted with ironed sheets! The TV in the room was disproportionately small and their streaming channel options were limited, but I made the best of it, as it's mostly background noise while I'm working anyway. The location is decent, only a couple of blocks from the Rue Sainte-Catherine shopping and dining area, which also has the Complexe Desjardins (a mall). There's a Metro station a block away as well. They have a decent size gym with all the normal stuff and a pretty nice, two-level lounge for those with access via their loyalty level. Overall, I'm enjoying the stay here and would return!

I had a good overall stay at the Delta Hotel in Montreal. The location is great and really…read moreconvenient for getting around the city. One standout was the gym, which is much better than what you typically find in hotels, with multiple treadmills, a stair stepper, ellipticals, and a solid selection of weights. They also have a two lane indoor pool and an indoor hot tub, which were nice added amenities. I especially appreciated that my room had a patio, it was great being able to get some fresh air. The only downside was the noise. There were very loud neighbours in the hallway with screaming and music playing until around 11:30 pm. I contacted the front desk and was told security would be sent up, but no one came and the noise continued past midnight. Overall, a solid hotel with great amenities, but the lack of follow through on the noise issue was disappointing.

This is a PSA... and reminder. The good 2 reviews you saw; 2012/2014…read more I'm not sure what happened from then til 2020/now. This is an absolute HOLE. Priceline should take it down. It's unsafe and disgusting. Don't be fooled by OLD REVIEWS.

Things have to go horribly wrong for me to leave a bad review, and they did. Everything was…read moretolerable until check out, when they accused us of stealing one towel and ruining another and I was charged $10. I swear there was only 1 small towel and it was stained when we arrived. We only spent 1 night and tbh, I didn't use any towels. We checked in, went out for the day, came back to eat & sleep, got up the next morning and I was sick so we just checked out. I should have taken inventory of the towels when we arrived. I couldn't get the guy to believe me and when he told me if I had a problem to call 911 I gave up. As for the room, bed and furniture was ok, AC, fridge worked. The TV did not work, even with all the fooling around with the weird set up they had. I just got 1 channel and it was in green and white. The doorknob was loose (safety hazard) bathtub was dirty, bumps in the floor. And of course their hospitality left a lot to be desired. I see from other reviews I'm not the only one with a towel issue with them.

We were looking for somewhere affordable to stay in Montreal for a few days during Just for Laughs,…read moreso Auberge St. Jacques seemed like a good option. Not so much. The place looks fine from the outside and the check-in process went smoothly, but we knew something had gone awry the second we stepped inside our room. It's a dump, quite frankly. The place was clean, yes, but that's pretty much where the positives end. It's small, cramped, and completely lacking in necessary amenities. Want to sit down? Too bad, here's an uncomfortable stool. How about some TV? You're out of luck, here's a tiny monitor bolted to the ceiling. The worst part, however, is the bed. The tiny, uncomfortable, horrible bed. It's a small twin that's clearly seen better days, and feels way too hard and springy to provide any rest or relaxation. I barely slept that first night and my feet were hanging off the end of the bed the whole time. It enraged me, to put it mildly. I spent the following day dreading going back to that dump, but fortunately (I guess) I became violently ill and we decided to cut our trip short. We had pre-paid for three nights and now we weren't going to use two of them, but do you think they refunded our money for the days were weren't going to be there? Of course not! We were offered a free night on a return visit, but that's gonna be the hardest of passes from me. So we essentially paid $475 for a one night stay at the worst motel I've ever had the displeasure of encountering. I'm astonished Auberge St. Jacques has managed to hang around for so long. Please, please, please, learn from my awful experience and stay somewhere else. *Anywhere* else.

Great stay at Auberge St Jacques! We arrived from Virginia on a long 13 hour drive and finally…read moreended up here after 2am. The receptionist was kind enough to check us in and was patient with us as we had to go to and from our car to get what we needed to check in. Mind you, this was at 2am when everyone should reasonably be sleeping! She was also mindful of the other guests and asked us to try to avoid making loud noises at this time, which I found appreciative. If you are a guest, well know that the staff here is also trying to make your stay comfortable behind the scenes in interactions like this. I saw a lot of reviews for state of the room and quality of stay, but those reviews honestly can be ignored. This was quite literally one of the cheapest options for nightly stays in Montreal. If you had the same comparative price point in the US where we're from, you would see how good this place really is. Either the people here expect a five star uber hotel at this price point, or they haven't really travelled many places. At this price point in DC, Denver, Raleigh and Miami, you can expect a much less. At Auberge St Jacques the beds were clean, no bed bugs, everything that was provided in the room worked, the wifi was accessible and also worked without hiccups. The bathroom was extremely clean and frankly larger than anything you'd find in the US at this price point. You could fit a compact car in that bathroom! Yes, the bar stools are stiff along a mini corner bar, but if you go to any motel at this price point in the US, you won't even have a bar stool. Also, they have soft two ply toilet paper!!! I've been to hotels double this price point where they used the cheap one ply paper toilet paper, so this place even made sure my comfort extended even into the bathroom. I don't know about others, but I don't choose a place to temporarily stay based on the minor amenities like some have based their reviews on. This review isn't based on a bar stool, toilet paper or even a tv. This review is based on comfort. The final: - A comfortable clean and affordable stay for our trip further up north. - Excellent value for the price point. - Feels very safe. - Staff are very friendly. Added Bonus: - Soft 2-ply toilet paper Overall: 5/5 Stars If we're in the area again, will stay here since it met all our needs and was accommodating

Zero notes. Not one. This place is top tier from start to finish. The service was truly white glove…read morefrom arrival through departure. The moment I arrived, the porter asked my name, and somehow every staff member seemed to know it from that point on. The accommodations were plush, the bed was unbelievably comfortable, and housekeeping was impeccable. I dropped a crumb on the light gray carpet and when I returned it was spotless--no stains, no marks, no smudges anywhere. They even noticed how I arranged my items on the vanity and reorganized everything in a way that made it more convenient for me to use. That level of attention to detail really stood out. Anything I needed was handled immediately. The property also has a pool, sauna, steam room, fitness center, multiple restaurants, and a bar onsite. The location is another huge plus--right next to a luxury department store and within walking distance to museums, restaurants, bars, and the sports arena. Honestly, the hotel was so nice that I found myself rushing through my days just to get back to the room and enjoy it. I felt genuinely cared for and thoroughly enjoyed my stay.

The Four Season in Montreal needs to be more like other Four Seasons! Our first impression was the…read morestaff excellence!! The rooms normal. The breakfast service very slow and every day under staffed. Our server told us that servers kept calling out "sick". Hence, a long wait for coffee etc! The buffet nothing special, we stayed for 4 nights and the rug was stained and ripped in the hallway on our floor. Unexceptional! When we complained they "attempted " to clean it. Not a great job. Again, for the price of the suites you would expect much more!! Not even an VIP lounge. Will not go back.

Parc Suites is Montreal's best hidden gem!!!! we will never stay anywhere else but here in the…read morefuture. We got in super late and were greeted by the incredible general manager (Turgay). He was hospitable, knowledgeable, sweet, and so accommodating. He absolutely made our stay wonderful! Next, our accommodations were amazing. We felt like we were in Europe. The room was perfect and so clean! It was huge, spacious, and luxurious. we can't stop raving about it! Lastly, the hotel location is unbelievable - right in the center of everything. Close to fine dining, fine shopping and sight seeing! We can't wait to come back and stay here again!!

This little (eight-room) hotel is in a great location and set up nicely. The bed is comfortable…read more The in-room kitchen is very nice. I have a cool little balcony with a table and chair. Amenities: front desk staff is very helpful, free wifi, free calls to the US and Canada, shopping and cafes are very close, Place des Arts metro station is nearby. Quirks: no elevator, shower is on the small side, hot water may take several minutes depending on the time of day you use it. I don't have a car here so I can't comment on the parking.