Poor customer service, and everything costs a lot. We had just come from a Holiday Inn Express…read more(yes, Express) in Vancouver that was much cheaper, many more amenities, and the staff were wonderful, normal people. Here in Montreal, they sneered at you. The breakfast buffet at the EXPRESS (less expensive) was free, here it is $15. Whaaaat But...is this typical for Montreal, being close to airport, in terms of cost? Also: $50 extra for an early checkin? Even tho the room was available, and I am an IHG member. Guess that doesn't matter. So I will not be loyal as it makes no advantage to me.

Good hotel, close to airport. Other than that, its far from Montreal city and located between…read morewarehouses Staff was good and hotel , rooms were very good.

Stayed here while traveling for work!…read more Newer, clean, and very modern! Room was ready on time, staff were helpful, and the biggest perk was free, covered parking. Bed was very comfy and the bathroom was spacious and updated. Located in a shopping-heavy area, there's plenty around to eat and drink! There's an elevated pizza restaurant in the lobby if you need food without leaving the space!

My first time staying in Brossard instead of Montreal Downtown and wow -- I genuinely loved it!…read more The location couldn't be better: right next to Dix30 and literally steps from the REM station, so getting to Centrale Station was fast and effortless. And the free underground in‑and‑out parking? Such a perk. The room felt fantastic -- spacious, reasonably priced, and so fresh and new. Everything was clean, modern, and super comfortable. It honestly exceeded my expectations. I had a great stay, and I'm already looking forward to coming back.

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.

Sought an affordable hotel in one of Montreal's vibrant neighborhoods, instead of downtown…read moreCentre-Ville. This trip, I was meeting up with a friend, who also had not been before to Montreal. Hôtel Terrasse Royale checked those boxes. Located in the Côte des Neiges section of town, Hôtel Terrasse Royale's rooms are up-to-date, fresh, modern despite being a 50 year-old hotel, although the lobby is not large or fancy. We found their staff extremely friendly, plus they offer guest parking garage (for a nominal extra fee) and a number of other amenities useful if you are having more than a one night stay. (FYI - If you have a really extended stay, there is a laundry room in the basement.) We particularly took advantage of the kitchenette, stocked with plates, utensils, etc. They have different room classes, so check both Hôtel Terrasse Royale's site as well as other online travel serves, which provide a lower rate. Due to high demand when booking our trip, our first night ended up in a smaller, yet comfortable room. When changing to a larger suite for the weekend, we had a terrace with a view of the dome of St. Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal. Most importantly, the hotel's situated one block from the Côte-des-Neiges Metro and along a bus line that goes downtown. Beyond the many restaurants in the neighborhood and great bakery café next door, there are several 24 hour shopping options within only a block away: Metro supermarket, Pharmaprix drug store and a nice covered open air farmer's market. The only small issue may be the single guest elevator, which some may consider slow - although the hotel isn't that big. That being said, it's minor considering all the upsides Hôtel Terrasse Royale has to offer.

Terrible place. I made a reservation and they cancelled it behind my back and kept the money. So…read moreI'm out $189. The travel website Expedia (also crooks) says they'll give me a refund. I'm still waiting. Legal action is pending. I think this hotel is trying to keep the money, which is theft. They're probably planning to resell the room and get paid twice for it. Legal action is pending. Their maintenance worker sexually harasses women. He sexually harassed me many times when I stayed there and stalked me in the hotel. I reported him to the staff there and nothing was done because he kept doing it. They rip off other guests. Read the travel websites reviews! Their rooms are overpriced. If they gave me a room that was not satisfactory and I wanted another room I'd have to pay more. I've stayed many times so they should know what kind of room I like. They're just trying to get their greedy hands on more money. The maids use a smelly room spray and their cleaning products have a horrible chemical smell. A couple of times the cleaning staff walked into my room when I had a do not disturb sign on the door. They were probably trying to start a fight and upset me. Definitely not a royal place.They shouldn't be in the hotel business.

This is where I like to stay when I travel to the Montreal, Canada area. The hotel is located in…read moreBrossard which is a short drive away from Montreal. The main benefits of staying here are lower room prices and free parking. The hotel is located on the main strip and is near many restaurants and there is a large, popular mall within walking distance. The hotel itself is quite modern and spacious. It has an indoor pool and a restaurant located inside the hotel where you get a hot breakfast free with your stay. The only negative is the lack of a microwave in your room, although there is one located in the laundry room of the hotel. If you are visiting Montreal, I highly suggest you consider staying at this hotel.

We only stayed overnight but didn't have a problem. Great rate on Priceline that included parking…read more& breakfast. Room was clean, modern and spacious. Breakfast was cooked to order and was tasty. The only draw back is the outside needs a facelift. It looks run down even though the inside looks like it was gutted & rebuilt.

I only got to the chapter in duolingo where you ask if you have X family member like daughter/son,…read moreso didn't help much in my first time in Canada. Luckily, staff spoke English and gave excellent advice on what to see and best parking whilst seeing it. I liked the rolling ball in the lobby where the cafe/bar's also located it. The gym was pretty decent and you can do alot in there. The pool looked kinda dirty, but I'll live. The hot tub may/may not be working?? My friend enjoyed sweating it out in the sauna. As for my room, it's so spacious! I'm so used to be cramped inside the bathroom, bumping elbows left and right. Here, the bed's big and comfy, as well as the bathroom. It's also located very close to the airport if you need to fly out! There's gated outdoor parking for guests, though I did see some cars with a boot on, not sure what that's about.

I had a very nice 6th floor room with a couch and two televisions and a refrigerator and a…read moremicrowave. It was very clean and the staff was friendly. However there are two things I want to point out: - In-room coffee is one of the greatest advances of civilization in my opinion. Who wants to leave a hotel room or early in the morning to satisfy a caffeine addiction? Yet time and again, you find that hotels provide a Keurig capsule machine, and only one capsule. Such was the case here, and even the friendly Dominican staff that I cornered was not able to supply any extra capsules. The front desk staff pointed me to the restaurant attached to the lobby - could they really be renting me a $250 room and going cheap on Keurig capsules to try and drive business to the restaurant? One hopes not. How absurd is it that I took 2 minutes to cross the street and buy a few capsules at the Ultramar gas station? Kind of absurd. - This is a completely smoking free hotel, which is also very civilised in my opinion. However, there are balconies at the end of each hall where smoking is apparently permitted. Definitely it is done, and it is a fact that the air intake for my room sucked up some of that smoke and deposited it inside my room, the stale smell of cigarettes and probably a little bit of their harmful chemical contents. Seems like a good idea to go 100% smoking free, 100% for real.

A nice respite from our unexpected extended layout. The hotel was nice and comfortable with clean…read moreand spacious rooms. I think the only downside was the airport shuttle that had unpredictable stopping points. It took us an hour of waiting to get scooped up, but that's more of an airport logistics situation than the hotel's issue.

I stayed here for one night since it was close to the airport, and it was pretty nice. The room and…read morebathroom were really spacious, but there was no lotion in the bathroom. The walls seemed pretty well-insulated since I couldn't hear any airplane noises.

Renovations note: hotel is closing February 1st 2026 for major renovations, and is expected to…read moreremain closed until about May of 2027. Really hoping they reopen on time so I can return on my next trip to Montreal! Spacious rooms, grand views, comfortable beds, accommodating staff, and great hotel amenities and connections. I was never supposed to go to Montreal, but ended up stranded there during the storm in late January 2026. Staff gave me a very early check in, and gave me some pointers on how I could take advantage of the city's underground tunnel system to explore without ever stepping outside! The hotel is connected right to it, so there's a huge network you can access directly. The hotel has one of the nicest hotel gyms I've seen, and the men's locker room also has both a sauna and a steam room. The pool looks nice, but was closed for renovations.

We checked into the intercontinental Montreal yesterday to celebrate our 24th wedding anniversary…read more The hotel was about 20 minutes from the airport. It is also across the street from the Montreal convention center. Also, the eating large shopping mall is within walking distance. This is a beautiful hotel with a British traditional feel. Our room is spacious and very comfortable. We managed to negotiate having breakfast included, which was a nice perk. Check in was super quick and easy. Nothing like being in O, Canada.