Hotel berhampiran Cite historia, Montreal

Nice stay, friendly receptionist, ideal location, majority colleagues can speak bilingual languages, English and French, one thing need attention, entrance for car park is narrow to get in, which is unwelcome to new drivers.

We stayed over New Year's Eve and had a great view over the crowds gathering at the Christmas market. The room was clean and was as expected. The only downside of the hotel is that it's not very convenient to get to the exit, as you'll have to go through the mall first before reaching the lobby and then take another elevator up to the rooms.

We only had very hot water, no cold, our air conditioner rattled and made it hard to sleep, and the duvet had no cover on it. But great location and very friendly service.

The AC Hotel exceeded our expectations for our weekend in Montreal. For a hotel that wasn't necessarily on our radar prior to visiting, the staff, ambience, cleanliness and over vibe of the hotel were outstanding. Our journey began and ended with our incredibly helpful front desk agent Carlos, who shared our enthusiasm about our wrestling-focus weekend and gave us helpful directions and points of interest that would be close to the Bell Centre for us to check out. Our room was spacious with a lovely city view that was amplified once a light snowfall began our second night there. Between the location, which a short subway ride to the Bell Centre, the modern ammenties and the friendly staff, this is absolutely a hotel I would recommend for any traveller and one which we anticipate returning to for our next Montreal visit.

Hotel room is spacious, with tall ceiling, and clean. Located in a good central location near to cafes and museums. Bed was super comfortable.loved that there is a direct lift access to the basement car park - especially when it’s so cold outside!

Hotel is right in the Chinatown district of Montreal. Parking is below, while small and tight, there is room. There is a small daily fee to park, typical of large cities. I went to the second floor to check in and was given my room on the higher floor. It’s typical for a downtown Holiday Inn. Room clean, nice view of the city, furnace worked well, sadly weak shower pressure found so often. Because I am a Platinum IHG member, breakfast was included both days I stayed. It was typical American despite being in a Chinese themed hotel due to location. Buffet style and filling. The staff were friendly and helpful. I had a large amount of Canadian coins I had collected over the years in the States, and they were happy to convert to bills and loonies/toonies. That helped with small purchases in the city. Checkout went well. I had no issues with safety despite coming back late at night.

First off, if you`re reading this and you`re a Bonvoy Platinum (or above member) then I`d book this over any other Montreal property. The Club Lounge is that good (more on that later). My family and I stayed her at the tail end of a Quebec vacation. The location is very central, just a couple of blocks away from Rue St. Catherine and the Metro and maybe a 20 minute walk to Old Town and Mount Royal. As others have mentioned, the lobby is undergoing a renovation but the Club Lounge is open and newly redone and absolutely amazing. We didn`t use the pool or gym but we did check them out and they look really nice, there`s also a large outdoor space just off the pool with tables so even if you don`t have club lounge access there`s some nice places to hang, especially in nice weather. Parking was surprisingly affordable for a large city at aroung $25.00 a day. Our junior suite was actually larger than I thought it would be a king size bed in the bedroom and a separate living room with a queen size sofa, my teenager used the sofa bed and didn`t have any complaints. The room also had a cool table/ that could electronically lower or raise and had a bunch of USB ports built in. I imagine this would be very handy for anyone wanting to get some work done in the room. The true jewel of this property is the club lounge, located on the top floor it has absolutely stunning views of the city and is the largest I've seen yet so even though breakfast was extremely busy, we still found seating. Breakfast consisted of eggs, french toast some breakfast meats plus a chacuterie and cheese platter, fruits, croissants etc. There was plenty to choose from and the quality was quite good. They do a really nice affternoon spread staring at 5pm that could easily take care of dinner with hot foods, chacuterie and even nice little dishes full of pickeled vegetables. My only complaint would be tht the bar service was very pricey. Also a couple of the attendants weren't very friendly and it was very challenging to get information about Gluten-Free foods for my daughter. The chef even came out at one point to talk to a worker I'd asked and even though I was right there, he didn't look at me or offer to help me find some foods for her. Of course this is only an issue if you're concerned about allergies and the food was plentiful and very good. Overall this is a beautiful property and I'll definitely return.

The check-in was pretty smooth and the room was quiet and comfortable. The shower pressure was very strong. The hotel is close to the Victoria Square and Place D'arms metro stations. The hotel is a little old but the rooms are upgraded. The pool is very small and has a nice terrace nearby. The breakfast was pretty good with an ala carte menu and all you can eat bread and pastries. The cost of the breakfast when booking on trip was essentially the same as the price we would have paid.

Speedy check-in and check-out. Great facilities. Comfortable lounging areas. Pool area is wonderful. Went a couple of times in January and February when the pool was 93 degrees. It was 91 this time and people hovered around the inlet returns where the warm water comes in. We got an upgraded room which was lovely. Really appreciated that. The bar and food was also great. Overall excellent stay.

We got in to find out parking for vacation was sold out and we were stuck with no place with car. Later that night they said for $150 we could park for week.