Hotel Reviews Montreal

[trailmix 77]

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[piosenka 0]

My fiance and I are going to stay at L'Hotel De La Montagne. I'll let you guys know how that turns out!

[Krikit 1,163]

Whenever I went to Montreal on business, I stayed at the Sheraton on Rene Levesque. Its right across the street from the train station, and maybe a 15 minute walk to the consulate. Nice, but very expensive though. ($175 to $200+ per night).

I've stayed at the Sheraton (also on business .... maybe we've met, Reba!) and it was quite nice.

My husband and I stayed at The Marriott Residence Inn when we went for our interview, which is just around the corner from the Sheraton. It was lovely, and within walking distance of everything. There were some fantastic restaurants on our street, and a lovely bakery. (mmmmm. I love French cooking and baking.) It includes a really nice hot breakfast and a "Manager's Reception" each evening, so there's really no need to pay extra and eat out unless you want to experience the city.

If you go to Tourisme Montreal you can get some really great last minute deals.

Map from Marriott Residence Inn to US Consulate in Montreal

[Udella&Wiz 325]

We stayed at the La Tour Centre-Ville. In my humble opinion, 2 star at best. It was clean and extremely close to the consulate, that is about the best I can say for it. The staff was nice enough but they messed up our reservation (twin beds instead of a queen) and were unwilling and or unable to remedy the error or provide compensation. Oh, and if you drive, don't bring anything too big. My Highlander barely fit under the door and the parking is very tight and narrow. My fiancee adds that the water is very hard.

Wiz

[C&C 0]

Just made a reservation at Hotel XIX Siecle

$117 a nite plus fees for 4 nights – other than La Tour, no farther than any other place and a much nicer hotel for not a lot more, located in old Montreal and a good price for one of the nicer old hotels there. will let ya know how it is though other on line reviews seem pretty good

[L_n_O 3]

I'm going to stay with my Mom at this special hotel in Montreal

It's called "staying with my aunt!"

and it's free!!!!!

just gotta get up and out of the house by 6:30am to get there for 7!

[bearmirus 45]

I'm curious to see if anybody ever stayed at Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth? Expedia got a speal winter sale going on for that 4 star hotel, $151 per night during the weekdays.

[Krikit 1,163]

I'm curious to see if anybody ever stayed at Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth? Expedia got a speal winter sale going on for that 4 star hotel, $151 per night during the weekdays.

I attended a conference held there and it was lovely. (I stayed at the Sheraton but had friends at the QE. The train station is immediately below the building, with all kinds of great shopping and eating. I highly recommend the Marriott Residence Inn. (see earlier post) And if you join the Marriott Rewards program you'll get great points. (I don't own shares.... honest. )

[trailmix 77]

My Husband is staying here:

http://www.hotel-chateau-argoat.qc.ca/

$110 for the night plus taxes - about 2 km from the consulate or 3 if you are driving a Yaris

[bearmirus 45]

$110 for the night plus taxes - about 2 km from the consulate or 3 if you are driving a Yaris

LOL!

[Krikit 1,163]

That looks lovely, Trailmix. I'd like to stay there too now! My friend stayed at a boutique hotel across the street from Notre Dame Cathedral. She said it was lovely.

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[trailmix 77]

So, my Husband stayed at Chateau L'argoat in Montreal and took these pics - he said it was alright and the bed is very comfortable. This is room 26 (it is actually what the room is 'called' when you look at the room descriptions online. It has a memory foam bed which is apparently very very comfortable and it is at the back of the hotel - so very quiet as well.

It is $110 a night for 1 person, although they charged him $120, because they couldn't seem to figure out that it was only him staying the night (although emails were exchanged).

So with taxes etc it came to $134.52

[Krikit 1,163]

Wow. Very tropical for a french hotel in Quebec.

I wish we'd taken pics of our hotel now. It was lovely.

Edited February 20, 2008 by Crikey!

[T.O_2_FL 0]

We stayed at Hotel XIX which was a 15-20 minute walk even in the snow storm they had....we were very happy with our room. Boutique hotel in Old Montreal with many restaurants within walking distance.

Less than $115/night booked online via hotels.com

I have to say...whenever I travel for business, I always look up my destination in www.tripadvisor.com......