Hotel 5 Bintang Terbaik di Montreal

Our stay was perfect! Checkin was seamless. The staff was extremely kind and helpful! The room was clean and exactly as pictured. The electronic features of the room were an added bonus (motion sensor lighting and electronic blinds/curtains, sensor and heated toilet). The location was amazing and so close to everything. The concierge helped us find a fun speakeasy within walking distance and checked in with us afterwards. Best weekend trip in a long time!

第三次住這個酒店。特別推薦需要坐火車的朋友，因為中央車站和酒店的後門相連。酒店位置到老城和逛商業街都是步行可達。酒店的床很舒服。

My family and I only stayed at this hotel one night. And it was not planned as we were hoping to keep going to Quebec City but due to a flight delay we ended up staying over night in Montreal, and we are thankful for it. The Vogue hotel was just amazing. From the staff to the rooms and the food. What an absolutely wuao. Our room had a huge bathroom with a jacuzzi and walking shower. The beds were really comfortable. The food was outstanding. The staff made us feel like royals, how kind, polite and professionals. I highly recommend this hotel.

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.

After reading other reviews for this hotel, I have to put my 2 cents in. First - the restaurant, Renoir. For dinner, they offer things like octopus or salmon with squid ink tiles. We were having a tough time finding something that sounded good. We ended up ordering the special, which was risotto. It was bland but ok. Nothing special. We didn't ask the price. When we got the bill we were stunned. Who pays 50 for risotto??? Granted this is Canadian dollars, so in US dollars it was $37. Each. Our friend ordered the foie gras with brioche, and it was not good. The brioche was even a little burned on the bottom. The next morning we had breakfast at Renoir, which was better, but still not outstanding. The sausage was truly inedible. We had our car valet parked for one night, and that was CAD 45. Plus tax. The room was 479. Plus tax. Then there was the mysterious ”Urban Experience Fee”, which was 15. Plus tax. I added up all of the taxes on our bill and they came to 135.35, which was 15% of our total bill. So for a one night stay in Montreal, we spent just shy of CAD 900. I don't think we have EVER spent that much for an overnight stay anywhere. It's especially annoying since the meals were so disappointing. The room was fine, but again, nothing special. The closet doors were worn and tatty looking. There was a mini bar with outrageously priced items, such as M&M candies for CAD 9. The redeeming feature of the room was the bath, which was lovely. Nice shower, separate tub, marble floor and walls. I didn't care for the soap/shampoo dispensers, but that's getting to be more common in hotels. If you're planning a visit, bring lots of cash. And be prepared to be taxed on everything multiple times.

大多數酒店要求12點前退房，這裡是一點前退，多了一個小時還挺不錯的。服務親切友好。我不知道怎麼坐車去魁北克城，不知道哪些法餐好吃，前台小哥哥都耐心地給我解答和推薦。

Before Montreal, I have stayed at FS Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Dubai, San Francisco, Macau, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Sydney, Beijing.. This one was by far the worst four seasons I ever stayed even tho the room was amazing with modern design and highly automated. Let alone the extremely bad experience when I checked in which I could write 2000 words about, they even can’t supply enough hot water.. it’s just warm or u could even say it cold as u got your AC on in your room. And they put under construction post near my room idk if it’s because of the argument while checking in then they coming at me, I wish not. I could’ve reported the whole situation to four seasons official email , Instagram, Facebook, Google review etc but I chose to forgive.

This was one of the finest hotels that my wife and I have ever visited and we're glad we chose this hotel/city to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary. The Signature King room was ultra clean and updated with modern furnishings and electronics (ex. fancy electronic lighting controls, window shades). The bathroom had a really neat automated toilet/bidet and heated flooring/towel racks along with a huge shower and soaking tub. The staff were all attentive and so friendly. The food, which was all available via room service, was gourmet prepared and excellent. Room service, which is becoming extinct in many hotels, was efficiently run from ordering to delivery (and so fun to have as an option). There's a really nice rooftop lap pool and sundeck (which overlooks a spectacular mural of Leonard Cohen). The lobby is where you really get a sense of the classic charm of this hotel which opened back in 1912. The hotel is situated in a great central Montreal location near multiple metro stops, parks, restaurants and shopping. The true test of any hotel is on check out day - if you're sad to leave then odds are you've had a top-notch experience - suffice it to say, we were very sad to leave! Finally, Montreal is such a beautiful city - I've been visiting since the 1970s and this city continues to be a treasure of great experiences.

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.

Was super fancy and modern hotel. Good location to reach to spot in old Montreal. Nice staff and clean and neat room for us.