Hotel Laval dengan Kolam Renang

Hotel yang sangat bagus, hanya kerana kakitangan tidak biasa dengannya, saya membayar banyak wang tanpa memberi sebarang penjelasan. Ia membuatkan saya menelefon beberapa kali untuk bertanya, dan saya tidak tahu apa yang berlaku, bila saya boleh mendapatkan semula wang saya?

Great check-in - quick, professional and friendly. Clean, fairly-large, and quiet room, equipped with a larger than usual safe (can handle a 16” laptop), bar-refrigerator, and desk for work. Well-located if you have a car; otherwise, not close to much. No sidewalk until you get to the major street (only 1 minute walk). About 1 mile (1.4 km) from the Metro (subway) - if you time it well, you can catch the free # 360 bus from Montmorency Metro, a 5-minute bus ride to the corner near the hotel. The continental breakfast included various breads, eggs, and cereal. Everything was edible :)

95% positive experience. The rooms were clean, the air conditioner was powerful enough to keep the room at the perfect temperature. The bed and sheets e super comfortable. Ample parking, decent location. Very quiet. Only issue was that we had rented a room for our quarterly company conference, and they would not allow us to bring food into the room (despite food and drinks already being there, provided by Holiday Inn). Ordered a bunch of pizzas for the entire group of us and received an additional fine/charge. Personally I think that's stupid to enforce a no-outside food policy when we've paid what we did to room and board staff and rent the conference room. That left a sour taste in my mouth. If you're just staying in a hotel room, it's a great location, but if you're planning on hosting a company gathering, maybe rent from a Regus or something instead of using the hotel's conference rooms.

We had a wonderful stay at the Sheraton, so much that we returned within the same month! First off you can’t find a more perfectly located hotel in Laval. The lobby area was recently renovated, with a café section offering coffee and local products. The restaurant was a bit of a disappointment to us, as we tried to visit in the morning and no one seemed to want to serve us. However, the front desk staff was incredibly helpful and nice. We booked the Residential suite, which was on a newly renovated floor. The amenities were spotless, gorgeous room with everything you might need. The shower was fantastic and the bed very comfortable. The kitchenette area had a table, and they provided a high chair for our baby when we requested it. After our awkward experience at the restaurant on our first visit, we ordered room service for breakfast the next time .The price is outrageous for the quality of the food and I would not recommend. The pool area is newly renovated and absolutely gorgeous. There is a hot tub, a dry and a hot sauna, and a perfect heated pool in a relaxing setting. We enjoyed both of our stays and will definitely visit again.

Bed in wheelchair accessible room had an open base (as opposed to closed in) which allowed for the use of a transfer lift. Also, open space under bathroom sink that enabled full access. However, please note no wheel in shower but a bath instead. Was not in issue for us.

Not really sure where to start, as there are so many problematic things with this hotel. Don't fall for the pretty pictures, it's all a facade...They spent all their effort in trying to create an image of ”style,” charging high prices while offering little substance, or anything else most need in a hotel stay... TLDR: Unsanitary room, shady business practices, false advertising, complete disregard for customer health, and horrible customer service. ROOM CONDITION/HEALTH We both woke up after our first night here with bad headaches, all stuffed up, and having trouble breathing. We weren't sure if it was because of the poor ventilation, dustiness, the rancid smell, or the nauseating perfume in the room (more on that later). My wife ended up vomiting from nausea after we left the hotel...which we did immediately, despite initially booking for several nights. If you read the reviews for the Grand Times Hotel's other location in Sherbourne (wish I had!), you'll see numerous people complaining about pungent smells and getting sick in their rooms. Apparently there's something wrong with their Air Conditioning units. It could also be the disgusting puke stench we later discovered was coming from the mini fridge. Perhaps there was black mold hidden by the pitch black paint? At first we assumed the paint colour in every room was done for stylistic reasons, but eventually realized the purpose was to conceal the poor conditions of the rooms. For a hotel trying so desperately to present itself as ”fancy” (charging $6 for bottled water??) it was surprising to see the ceiling constructed of shoddy-looking wood with large holes and gaps. HEALTH/DECEPTION Speaking of stenches, we stayed here partly because the hotel advertised itself as having ”Allergy-free rooms” and using ”Eco-friendly cleaning products.” This is the furthest thing from the truth. WARNING: If you have asthma, allergies, COPD, MCS, or any kind of respiratory condition, don't stay here! We inquired via email and phone prior to booking about whether they used fragrances in cleaning products or otherwise - on each occasion they lied claiming they did not. However, as soon as we walked into the hotel lobby we were greeted by an overpowering wave of perfume that pervades the entire hotel. Upon check-out the concierge (who was one of the staff members we initially asked) admitted they do use a defuser to spread perfume, as well as scented cleaning products in all the rooms. When we brought this up with the concierge, she merely shrugged her shoulders, and took no responsibility for wasting our time/money by deceiving us...she certainly had no concern for our health. This was unsurprising given the poor customer service experience we had upon check-in. CUSTOMER SERVICE The first concierge/manager we spoke to Sunday night kept ignoring our attempt to discuss our room requests, only saying AFTER she charged our credit card, that she didn't really understand or follow-up on said reques