Cari Hotel 3-Bintang di Montreal

My partner and I took a spontaneous trip and were looking essentially for somewhere to crash as we came and went. For the price, Travelodge does the job. I read complaints that the rooms were “too small” but for a couple, we found that we did not need more space than we got. It was not spacious by any means, but we weren’t cramped either. The location is great, Chinatown is right down the road (with great food and places to check out) and there is good nightlife within a 5-10 minute walk. For our demographic, this was a great place to stay. One thing that my partner minded (but I didn’t) was that the breakfast available was only cold, and mostly prepackaged. There were no scrambled eggs, protein, etc. and while it held me over for a few hours, my partner is more picky than I am. We ended up not utilizing our second (included) breakfast and went elsewhere. If you’re looking for a good budget hotel, this will likely not disappoint.

Staff were very friendly, found everybody very pleasurable. Free drinks and breakfast are nice.

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.

I get why this is a 3-star hotel and not a 4-star one. It’s fine for the most part, but the cleanliness and the attention to detail are just not there. The hallways are super dark. The room was modern and brutalist aesthetic. The bathroom was small but well designed. But the carpet and the bedroom bench had gross stains on them. Some of the fake wood furniture were obviously chipped. The leather on one chair looked discoloured. I expect beautifully architectured hotels at the core of the city to do better than this. The lounge is only open for dinner and it’s almost deserted. Fortunately, there is a convenience store accessible from inside the hotel, but I expected room service. A+ to the staff though. They were very polite and helpful.

First, Hilton-branded hotels are my chain of choice and I am also a Diamond Member and have been for years. We chose the Hampton Inn Downtown Montreal due to its location; close to Old Montreal, Chinatown, the shopping district, and restaurants. At check-in the customary ”thank you for being an Honors Member” was not mentioned though not a big deal! As a Diamond Member I asked about the comp upgrade if available. I was told by the agent at the front desk that there were no upgrades available and that I was in a room with a ”couch”! Not sure what the 1 ½ person couch would do but whatever. We arrived at our room, our small room. We were on a 7-day trip to cold climates with outdoor events therefore we had a lot of baggage - nowhere to put it all in the room. From the room, I dialed ”0” and asked if we could please be assigned another room. The person on the phone said ”yes, of course, we will put you in a suite!”. (See above, front desk agent, no suites available.) We arrived to a large suite with great amenities - full kitchen and appliances, corner room, lots of room, etc. The downside, the floors were a mess - I mentioned it but never heard back. We used a damp towel and cleaned the entire room ourselves. Oh, the towel, it wasn't healthy looking after that. The runner carpets at the bed were no better. I door parking was great BUT it's where all the ********* smokers gather though there's no indoor smoking in any of the building. BTW - note that ********* is TOTALLY legal in Canada so that was not the issue - smoking inside was the issue. So, great location, nice property, attention to detail and Hilton Honors members is very lacking and a front desk agent who got caught in a little lie!

Emplacement parfait pour une famille qui désires faire une escapade dans le centre ville de Montréal

L’emplacement de l’hôtel est vraiment très bien, la literie est aussi bonne. Il y a une laverie ce qui est pratique. cependant l’hôtel est très vieillot, isolation sonore très mauvaise, petit déjeuner vraiment pas bon et industriel, tous les jours la même chose sans aucun changement. Rapport qualité prix n’est pas très bon car trop cher pour ce que c’est par rapport aux autres hôtels du quartier avec une bien meilleure qualité.

I enjoyed my stay in best western Ville Marie Hotel, Peel Street, Montreal Canada. It was clean and the staff in the reception area were helpful. The room beddings smells good and clean. My room was always clean.

The location and staff of the hotel were great, but the facilities were very outdated. It was disappointing that when I looked out of the window, I could only see the wall, and as soon as I opened the door, the bed was right there, which was regrettable. Due to the fact that there are three hotels with the same name in downtown, it is important to double-check the address and make sure you find the correct one.

Extremely noisy highway traffic, blowing air vent directly over the bed and very spotty housekeeping. The moment we checked into our room for a nine night stay, I knew I would have difficulty sleeping due to our room facing directly over the noisy highway on the 10th floor. We asked to be moved numerous times over the next few days but were told nothing on the side away from the freeway was available. Staff did not seem too concerned. To drown out the road noise, we had to keep the in-room air/ heat system blower on all night. The blower vent was positioned directly over our king bed. We certainly didn’t enjoy the air blowing directly on us all night or the loud blower noise. Or the highway noise when we turned the blower off. We did not spend a lot of time in the room, except to sleep. And sleeping was a challenge and a miserable experience. I was never so happy to check out of a hotel in my life. My friends who did not get a suite room had the same noisy experience and weirdly located air vents over their beds. One wore ear plugs to sleep the entire time. Nice to have appliances and dishes in the room, but all of them had bright lights that were very visible and distracting from the bed at night. Didn’t get any housekeeping first two days of our stay. Then had to request another time. Sometimes left a few fresh towels, didn’t replenish tissues and other issues. But always threw out my water bottles that I reuse even when I tried to hide one in a bag with a full one. Hid them in my drawers after that. At least the free breakfast buffet was decent and the location to the subway, Chinatown and Old Town are good. Gym is very nice. This hotel is poorly planned for sleeping comfort for the majority of rooms. Would never stay here again because of that.