Hotels with Breakfast in Montreal

The room was okay. It was very cold when I checked in. I thought there was no heating. When I opened the air conditioner vents, no hot air came out. The heater was next to the window sill. It took an hour or two to warm up. I booked the room through prepaid RMB through Ctrip. When I checked out, the front desk I was charged Canadian dollars again. If you don’t speak English well, you may not be able to explain clearly. Fortunately, the money was returned in the end. However, in the winter, there are green ducks and swimming pools outside the house, which is quite magical.

We stayed at Hotel Monville and wanted to share my thoughts. The location is undeniably great, offering convenient access to historical places. However, I found that the hotel didn't quite live up to the expectations set by its photos. While the pictures showcased a sleek and modern interior, the reality fell a bit short. The overall ambiance and amenities didn't match the level of sophistication depicted in the promotional images. It's important for future guests to be aware that the visual representation may differ from the actual experience. Despite this, the location's convenience remains a strong point, and if that's a top priority for you, Hotel Monville might still be a suitable choice. Just be prepared for a slightly different atmosphere than what the photos may suggest.

Hotel location and service was great. Was a challenge locating the hotel reception. Would be great if signs and directions could be more more visible.

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.

The hotel is located in the city center, not far from the Old Port (Ferris Wheel), Notre Dame Cathedral, McGill University, VIA Central Station, and IGA Supermarket. The hotel breakfast is not a buffet, and the average including tax and tip is about 25-35 per serving. It is next to a small church.

There is an attached restaurant on the first floor of the hotel, which provides a continental breakfast. It costs 11 knives per person (approximately). Then you can choose your own food with milk (cold), morning cereals, bagels, bacon, sausages, yogurt and fruit. You can also order your own breakfast. Good location, 5 minutes walk from Chinatown subway station, 8 minutes walk from Laogang. No extra bed available. There is generation parking service.

The location of the hotel is very good, and I'm very satisfied with the facilities. I'm a bit disappointed that the Canadian hotel received the parking fee.

Very Clean hotel nice experience in Montreal I will recommend to my family and friends.

Novotel Montreal Airport was a pleasant stay during a long weekend. One thing to note is that there was a car theft during our stay that happened to another guest, so guests should be careful of locking their cars at night.

Great price quality ratio, great location next yo the Palais des Congrès and Old Montreal/ Vieux Port, excellent mattress and pillows: deep sleep in a long time, spacious room, good continental type breakfast with croissants, pains au chocolat, bagels, cheese, hard nailed eggs.