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Hyatt Place Montreal Downtown
Staying at Hyatt Place Montreal Downtown was an absolute highlight of my trip to Montreal. The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of Mile End, just steps from the underground metro station, making it super easy to explore the city without needing a car. It only takes about 10 minutes by taxi to reach major attractions like Place Emile-Gamelin, Galerie de l’UQAM, and Olympic Tower, which is perfect for travelers who want to maximize their time. The room itself was spacious, comfortable, and well-appointed—the bed was incredibly cozy, the bathroom was generously sized, and some rooms even offered stunning views of the city skyline. I especially appreciated the on-site pool, modern fitness center, and sauna, which made relaxing after a busy day of sightseeing a real treat. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly, professional service—always smiling, helpful, and attentive. Cleanliness is top-notch throughout the property; both the guest rooms and public areas were spotless and well-maintained. Overall, this hotel delivers excellent value for money and offers a truly enjoyable stay. If you're visiting Montreal, this is definitely a go-to choice for comfort, convenience, and quality.
Hyatt Centric Montreal
Absolutely loved my stay at this hotel! To be honest, I usually don’t expect much when booking through the platform—especially regarding room floors—but this time I got a sixth-floor room with an amazing view. The location is perfect—super close to major attractions, making it easy to explore on foot or by metro. The room itself was brand new, spotlessly clean, and well-equipped with fresh slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and bottled water—all available upon request at the front desk. It’s clear they care about guest comfort and convenience. The overall experience was top-notch, and considering the value for money, I’d definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Montreal. Highly recommend!
La Petite Rêverie de Montréal
The stay was underwhelming overall. The rooms were extremely small and overcrowded with outdated furniture, making the space feel cramped and uncomfortable. One room had no window at all—completely dark and oppressive. The bathroom was tiny, with a sink that seemed more like a basic washbasin than a proper vanity. For five guests, there were only three glasses in the kitchen—definitely not enough for everyone. We also noticed the front door handle was held together with excessive duct tape, and the kitchen window blind was broken. While the location is convenient and close to transit, these issues reflect poor maintenance and management. The price didn’t justify the condition, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to others.
Sonder Lambert Apartments Old Montreal
Staying at Sonder Lambert Apartments in Old Montreal was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—right next to Notre-Dame Basilica and tucked away on a quiet side street, perfectly balancing convenience with peace. I walked to the cathedral in just a few steps, reached Old Port within minutes, and was only a 10-minute stroll from Chinatown and the Art Museum. Three days of exploring entirely on foot made it so easy and enjoyable. The apartment itself is beautifully converted from a historic French-style building—classic exterior with a fresh, modern interior. It’s fully equipped with a well-stocked kitchen, washer, and dryer, making self-catering a breeze. The bed linens were soft and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. For a short stay in Montreal, this place hits all the right notes—great location, smart design, and excellent value.
Hotel Zero 1 Montreal
Staying at Hotel Zero 1 Montreal was an absolute highlight of my trip to Montreal. The location is perfect—just a short walk from downtown and surrounded by great restaurants, cafes, and local vibes. The hotel itself feels modern and thoughtfully designed, with clean, spacious rooms and excellent comfort, especially the bed—perfectly balanced for a restful night’s sleep. Staff were friendly and attentive, even upgraded my room without any hassle. What really stood out was how much value you get for the price—luxury amenities without the luxury price tag. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Montreal.
Hotel Ste-Catherine
I absolutely loved my stay at Hotel Ste-Catherine! While the room was compact, it was perfect for a quick overnight getaway—clean, cozy, and just right for exploring Montreal during the day. The staff at the front desk were incredibly polite, patient, and genuinely helpful. They gave me great local tips and even helped with transportation suggestions, making my trip so much smoother. The location is ideal for city explorers—walkable to many attractions and close to public transit. I appreciate how thoughtfully designed the space is despite its size. Overall, this hotel delivers excellent value and a welcoming atmosphere. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, no-frills base in Montreal.
Auberge de la Place Royale
This hotel is absolutely excellent—perfect location right in the heart of Old Montreal. Everything you’d want is just a short walk away: great restaurants, shops, historic sites, and vibrant streetscapes. The staff were incredibly welcoming, but special thanks to the manager who went above and beyond when I had an issue prior to check-in. He handled it with care and professionalism, turning what could’ve been a stressful situation into a smooth experience. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-appointed. If I ever return to Montreal, this will be my first choice. A truly memorable stay with outstanding value and service.
Hotel Villa
The property has recently been rebranded to 'Sand et Stone,' which was a bit confusing since the sign still reads 'Villa Hotel.' That said, the bathroom has been renovated and looks fresh and clean, and the staff are friendly and helpful. It's well located—easy access to public transit and downtown attractions. The building itself has that classic 1920s architectural charm, which adds character. However, the overall experience didn't quite meet our expectations. While the exterior is impressive, the interior feel and amenities were a bit underwhelming for the price point. It’s a decent option if you’re looking for something convenient and unique in style, but not necessarily top-tier compared to other choices in the area.
Hotel le St-James Montréal
This wonderful hotel, a place I've cherished for years, has unfortunately closed due to the lasting impact of the pandemic. The management shared that they couldn't sustain operations any longer, though they mentioned a possible future reopening in a new format—perhaps partially residential—but no definite plans are confirmed yet. Over the years, it welcomed countless high-profile guests and was always my go-to spot for impressing visitors with its elegant charm and exceptional dining experience. It’s truly a loss for Montreal’s hospitality scene.
Hotel Nelligan
Absolutely stunning! Upon arrival, we were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary room upgrade—spacious, beautifully decorated, and spotless. The attention to detail is remarkable, from the modern furnishings to the quiet, cozy atmosphere. Located just steps away from downtown Montreal’s best attractions, it’s incredibly convenient for exploring the city by foot or public transit. Every aspect of our stay was exceptional—from the warm staff to the thoughtful amenities. This hotel truly delivers on comfort, style, and value. I can’t recommend it enough for anyone visiting Montreal.
AC Hotel Old Montreal
Staying at AC Hotel Old Montreal was an absolute delight. Located right in the heart of Old Town, it’s perfect for travelers who love exploring historic neighborhoods. I was especially happy to find that Chinatown is just a 10-minute walk away—convenient and easy to access. There’s also the 747 shuttle bus nearby, which makes airport transfers hassle-free. The staff went above and beyond; when I needed to print documents but couldn’t receive emails, a front desk attendant patiently helped me sort everything out—such a thoughtful touch. My room was a spacious twin-bed layout with a separate living area and a small kitchenette, ideal for self-catering. Breakfast is included and offers a solid selection of Western options. The only minor downside is the check-in time (after 4 PM), but they offer free luggage storage, so you can explore the city without carrying your bags. Overall, great value, excellent location, and top-notch service—highly recommend for anyone visiting Montreal.
Hôtel Saint-Sulpice
Staying at Hôtel Saint-Sulpice was an absolute delight. The location couldn’t be better—right behind the Notre-Dame Basilica, just a 5-minute walk to Chinatown and Old Port. I highly recommend trying Peng He and Jin Feng in Chinatown—they serve some of the best authentic Chinese food I’ve had in Montreal. The hotel is quiet, well-maintained, and feels like a cozy home away from home. With such a prime spot and excellent value, this place is definitely my top pick for future visits to Montreal.
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