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Everything you need to know about Félix-Leclerc Park
Hotel Le Crystal Montréal is ideal for families, located just a 5-minute walk from the park. Its floor-to-ceiling windows provide panoramic views of the lake and children’s playground within Félix-Leclerc Park. The hotel features a kid-friendly indoor pool, game room, and exclusive partnerships with local art markets offering free entry for guests—perfect for immersive cultural experiences
Le Ciel du Parc Hotel is directly connected to the main entrance of Félix-Leclerc Park, with rooms featuring private balconies overlooking the serene lake and wooden boardwalk. Guests enjoy complimentary bike rentals and receive a curated guidebook detailing morning jogging routes and hidden picnic spots, enabling seamless integration into the park’s natural rhythm
Guests at Hôtel des Arts Montréal can access exclusive weekend light art installations held on the island in the park’s lake, blending projection mapping with live music by local artists. The hotel provides free shuttle service to the event and gifts each guest a limited-edition city night photography postcard set—ideal for capturing Montreal’s vibrant creative soul
Les Jardins de Félix is a secluded eco-lodge nestled among trees just 100 meters from the park, designed with low-density architecture using natural wood and soundproof glass for ultimate peace. Each room includes a private courtyard, and guests receive a forest mindfulness kit with essential oils, white noise devices, and seasonal herbal teas for deep relaxation in nature
Bistro & Lodge Félix offers a daily local farm breakfast box featuring artisanal bread from Montreal bakeries, house-made jams, fresh produce, and coffee infused with herbs grown within the park. Guests also receive a voucher for a free sample of regional cheese or honey from nearby farmer stalls—embodying the true "farm-to-table" experience
PhotoVille Montréal is a themed boutique hotel designed for creatives, with every room equipped with adjustable smart windows and professional lighting kits. It offers complimentary access to official park photography permits, hosts monthly urban light workshops, and allows guests to book a private guided photography tour with a local artist—enhancing their visual storytelling journey through Montreal’s urban landscapes
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I strongly advise against booking this place. The moment we entered our room, we noticed a large white stain on the duvet—definitely not acceptable. My partner had to argue with the owner for quite some time just to get a refund and leave early. The entire experience was frustrating and disappointing. What’s worse is that the reviews online are completely misleading—so many positive comments that clearly seem fake, likely posted by the owner themselves. Don’t trust any of them. If you’re looking for a clean, reliable stay in Montreal, avoid this hostel at all costs.
Stayed here for one night and found it to be a solid no-frills option. The location is great—just a short walk from the metro station, making it easy to get around downtown Montreal. The room was clean, quiet enough, and had all the essentials: a comfortable bed, good lighting, and functional bathroom. It’s not fancy, but it does what it promises—provides a decent place to rest after a long day of exploring. One thing to note is that the soundproofing isn’t ideal; you can hear footsteps or voices from adjacent rooms, especially if it's late at night. Still, for the price, it’s a fair deal. If you're looking for something simple, reliable, and well-located, this motel won’t disappoint.
The apartment is fantastic! The neighborhood is vibrant and walkable—everything you need is within easy reach on foot. Public transit access is excellent, making it super convenient for exploring the city. The unit was clean and well-maintained, with a cozy, modern vibe. The only minor drawback is parking: there are just three spots available at the back, so it’s best to plan ahead. If you can’t secure a spot, it’s a 11-minute walk, which isn’t too bad. Overall, this is a great choice for travelers who value location, comfort, and convenience in Montreal.
The location is definitely a strong point—just steps from a metro station, making downtown easily accessible. There are plenty of great dining spots nearby, and the area feels lively with the Atwater Market and the canal right outside. I really enjoyed the neighborhood vibe. That said, we stayed over a weekend and found it a bit noisy, especially late at night. The room didn’t quite live up to the photos—some details looked worn, and the overall feel wasn’t very cozy or homey. It’s decent for the price, but not as welcoming as expected.
We stayed with four people and were pleasantly surprised by the place. The unit was clean, well-maintained, and stylishly decorated with a modern touch—definitely exceeded our expectations. The only minor issue was a faint smell in the hallway and some sound transmission between units, so you can hear a bit of activity from neighboring apartments. However, this didn’t detract from the overall experience. The location is convenient, close to transit options, and the room layout worked perfectly for our group. We’d definitely stay here again.
The staff at Auberge St. Jacques are genuinely welcoming and go the extra mile to make your stay comfortable. What really stands out is how convenient the bus stop is—right outside the door, making it super easy to explore Montreal without needing a car. The hotel’s central location combined with its warm atmosphere makes it a perfect choice for travelers who value both comfort and accessibility. I’d definitely stay here again.
Staying at Le Chabrol Hotel & Suites was a great experience for a single night. The location is convenient—just a short walk to the metro and downtown, making it easy to explore Montreal. While I arrived in September 2025, the street outside was under major renovation, requiring some detours, but it didn’t affect my stay negatively. The room was clean, quiet, and well-equipped with modern amenities. The bed was super comfortable, and the staff were friendly and helpful. It’s not flashy, but everything worked perfectly for what we needed. If you’re looking for a peaceful, no-frills base in Montreal with good value, this hotel is definitely worth considering.
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