Montreal Hotels with Wifi

"great hotel, the reception was so nice and open the front door for me 2 times when I got back late and can't open it. the room is clean with everything you need. Great choice for such a price."

"The receptionist had the nastiest most unaccommodating attitude I have ever seen. She was rolling her eyes and refused to let me talk to her supervisor when I asked (told us to wait a few hours). She gave us a dirty room and as well.  The other staff were nice. The hotel was near to the bus stop and some pretty good diverse restaurants."

"We arrived around 3 PM and had to wait until 4 PM for check-in. The cleanliness was average, and everything was quite old. The positives for us were the kitchenette, the proximity to the subway, and the free parking available at the hotel."

"I am very happy that I choose this Hotel . First it was every easy to park the car in an spacious underground parking lot and easy to leave the garage . The front counter workers is also very nice and they know how to explaining things The room is 100% clean and the bed was like sleeping on a cloud It was perfect. Room has it own air control either AC or heat and it's very quite. The breakfast was simple and just fine.... You can't beat those Montreal Bagels . Would I stay there again 100% yes . For years I booked hotels east of St Laurence ave . (Never again because it's run down area ) This Hotel has no shelters / soup kitchens and ect around it . It's a clean area and I feel safe . The Metro ( subway ) is only a 5 minute walk that will take you down town."

"Decently great stay. I would come back if I were to solo travel and had to stay somewhere downtown. Pros: - location: central, pretty, accessible, amazing. Local friends were impressed it was in such a central yet “nice” place in the middle of the city. - service: helpful, chill, nice staff. Available even at midnight. - design: fits the Montreal Aesthetic PERFECTLY. Inside old buildin, made modern, yet keeping the most beautiful old features restored. Just being here made it feel like I was staying at a nice place. Cons: - 50CAD is a bit steep for a hostel. But there was a jazz festival and it is Montreal during summer. - the lockers being inside the bottom floor room was a little loud. Easy to use but the noise of the opening doors was annoying - capsule size I am 193cm/6ft4. I did not fully fit inside the capsule. I had to lay “diagonally” and somewhat not fully relaxed. - heat: the “AC” is there but during summer it is not enough. It is doable but if you are sensitive to heat at night it is something to consider. You can always open the capsule doors and it is nice and cool but that is a personal choice. (P.S there is a remote for the TV behind the “cabinet”. If you miss it and accidentally turn on/off the main power of the capsule you may miss it)"

"Very good location in the heart of downtown we don’t have a hard time to find places in downtown,, once that you step out in the hotel you are already in downtown area , very easy access in the bus from the airport and easy walking distance in the metro ,, highly recommended, staff are so friendly and helpful, I will definitely recommend this hotel if you’re planning to visit Montreal,"

"I chose this hotel for my three-day F1 trip to Montreal, prioritizing convenient transportation and a relatively new property. I booked it in advance, paying over 9000 for three nights. First, the positives: it's close to the subway and surrounded by many restaurants. The room was spacious with complete amenities, even a microwave, which is very convenient for families. However, the room faced the highway, and there was no mention or warning about this in any of the hotel's descriptions or notices. As a result, the noise for all three nights was almost as loud as the F1 race cars I was watching, making it impossible to sleep. I specifically requested a quiet room when booking, but the hotel made no arrangements. Given my pre-existing sleep issues and high blood pressure, this led to severe headaches and insomnia. On the first night, I woke up in the middle of the night to ask if I could change rooms, but they said they were fully booked and I'd have to wait until the next day to see. I also contacted Ctrip to help me communicate, hoping to switch rooms the next day or get a refund for the remaining two nights so I could change hotels. The front desk told me they were fully booked and couldn't offer a refund. I asked if they had earplugs or anything to reduce the noise, and they directly replied that they had no such provisions 😪😪. Another issue: on the first day, I left a tip, and the room was tidied perfectly. On the second day, I forgot to leave a tip before heading out early, and when I returned, there were no towels on the rack 😂. I found them myself under the sink. The hairdryer I used in the morning was left on the vanity, and it was still in the same spot when I returned, untouched. Ctrip was actively communicating with the hotel on my behalf throughout, but unfortunately, the hotel didn't respond at all. Regardless, thank you, Ctrip. The contrast was stark: for the fourth night, I chose a Marriott at the airport to catch an early flight, initially fearing it would be too noisy to sleep. To my surprise, the room had excellent soundproofing, came with four pairs of earplugs, two complimentary bottles of water, and fantastic room facilities. I hope Hilton Garden Inn will accurately describe the surrounding environment in their room type descriptions. This is my first time writing such a long hotel review; it was truly an unbearable experience ☹️."

"This hotel is ideally located close to the metro station, making travelling around the city extremely convenient. The fresh bagels served for breakfast were delicious, and overall it offers fantastic value for money. I would highly recommend this place to all travellers."

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"We recently stayed at this hotel for 3 days 2 nights. The location is excellent, close to many restaurants and sightseeing points, making it very convenient. However, the hotel is undergoing renovation, and the strong smell of oil paint was uncomfortable. Better ventilation or scheduling renovations during low occupancy periods could help. Additionally, there was a lack of communication among the staff. Despite informing them of our stay duration, we were asked a few times if we were checking out on our second day, and a staff member even entered our room without knocking. Improving internal communications and ensuring staff knocking before entering rooms would enhance the guest experience. Overall, wow, the location is great, addressing this issues would significantly improve the stay."