Hotels in Montreal

[A & C 22]

So I am in the midst of trying to find a decent hotel close to the consulate in Montreal to stay at while I go for my interview. I am just curious as to what others have done in the past if they had to stay in a hotel for their interview. What hotel did you go with, was it close to the consulate, prices, was it clean, did it have free wifi? Any help, thoughts, recommendations, or past experiences with this would be greatly appreciated.

[Marilyn. 340]

this topic might be helpful..

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/416004-montreal-hotel-recommendations-please/?hl=+hotel

[Inky 1,110]

http://montreal.hyatt.com/en/hotel/home.html

Stayed here - amazing hotel with shopping complex.

Service was awesome, super clean.

1 block from the US consul, very quick walk there and back to the hotel to check out.

Found a price deal online, was totally worth it.

[Jen and Mikey 13]

I stayed at the Days Inn.... was a 10 min walk and on the same street as the Consulate. Payed $85 including taxes + 20 for parking.... Staff was really friendly... ended up having to stay an extra night because we got snowed in >< Room was clean and I really can't complain about anything. Was perfect for what we needed.

Would have been awesome to have an interview there in the summer... that area seemed to be local to everything... I would have loved to walk down to the water and see the sites....

[Marilyn. 340]

I stayed at the La Tour Centre-ville. it wasn't the greatest room but it had a bed and a small kitchen and was less then a 5 minute walk to the consulate..

[A & C 22]

Thank you all for being so helpful. I have officially booked the plane ticket and hotel. We opted to stay at the Hotel Travelodge downtown Montreal. Its like an 8 minute walk to the consulate... Now I am starting to get scared, its all sinking in and becoming so real

[NikLR 13,227]

I'm staying at the best western downtown. Finally have the flights and hotel booked. I'm happy. Now to get my jazz in gear and cancel things. I do have the week after the interview to pack too.

[A & C 22]

I'm staying at the best western downtown. Finally have the flights and hotel booked. I'm happy. Now to get my jazz in gear and cancel things. I do have the week after the interview to pack too.

Ugh, I need to get my ####### packing. As much as I would love to move in June, I think I am going to wait unitl the middle of July, even though I haven't seen Hubby since Christmas... Sigh

[daphoknee 4]

I'm looking to book with Hotel Quartier des Spectacles. Ratings for them on trip advisor seem pretty good. I gotta get my ### in gear to book our train tickets and book the hotel

[Texas22 50]

We stayed at Le Square Phillips Hotel in downtown Montreal. Very close, within walking distance.

I wrote a blog post about the hotel with a little video to remember our trip to Montreal.

http://fanatictourist.com/blog/travel-tales/review-le-square-phillips-hotel-and-suites-montreal-canada/

It's a little more expensive, but very nice and convenient.
Good luck everyone!

[JustBreathe 22]

I stayed at the Days Inn.... was a 10 min walk and on the same street as the Consulate. Payed $85 including taxes + 20 for parking.... Staff was really friendly... ended up having to stay an extra night because we got snowed in >< Room was clean and I really can't complain about anything. Was perfect for what we needed.

Would have been awesome to have an interview there in the summer... that area seemed to be local to everything... I would have loved to walk down to the water and see the sites....

The only thing about the summer is its now 120.00/night. I was planning on staying there but its kinda expensive now. Is it worth it for that price???

[Lemonslice 4,841]

This is reasonably priced for the summer (student housing the rest of the year), West Lodge is the closest to the consulate, but both locations are at a walking distance: http://www.residences-uqam.qc.ca/hotel/en/

[The Mean Lady 604]

If people are still looking, we just paid 100 + 19 parking at the travelodge just a few days ago.

I don't suggest staying there for a long period of time.

We were only there 1 night.

It was a VERY small room but no other real complaints.

See my lengthy review thread of montreal for more info.

Oh, PS: I booked through hotels.com, not through the hotel itself.

I wish the Marriott had been open.

Coulda gotten a discount from my client >=[