Best Montreal Hotels

Before Montreal, I have stayed at FS Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Dubai, San Francisco, Macau, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Sydney, Beijing.. This one was by far the worst four seasons I ever stayed even tho the room was amazing with modern design and highly automated. Let alone the extremely bad experience when I checked in which I could write 2000 words about, they even can’t supply enough hot water.. it’s just warm or u could even say it cold as u got your AC on in your room. And they put under construction post near my room idk if it’s because of the argument while checking in then they coming at me, I wish not. I could’ve reported the whole situation to four seasons official email , Instagram, Facebook, Google review etc but I chose to forgive.

Most hotels require check-out before 12 o'clock, here is one o'clock before check-out, an extra hour is not bad. The service is cordial and friendly. I don't know how to get to Quebec City by car, and I don't know which French food is delicious. The little brother at the front desk patiently gave me answers and recommendations.

The Omni Mont-Royal Hotel is a perfect hotel in Montreal. Excellent montain view and quiet environment. I think I will back to stay this hotel next vacation. Love this hotel, so write a review. The location is in the central area, but it's backed by mountains and it's quiet. Suitable for non-upstart vacationers, you can climb nearby. The natural scenery of Tianhe Mountain is out of the window. I stayed for five nights and climbed twice. There are many restaurants near the hotel, about 15 minutes walking distance from Chinatown. Hotel service is good, French-speaking Montrealers are generally polite (speakers who speak Chinese loudly on the street will of course be blind-eyed), everything in the hotel is free and the staff is polite, I like this holiday environment . The hotel arranged a nice room for me, thank you very much!

What a place!! They upgraded our room upon arrival and everything was clean and beautiful!! This place is awesome!!

The room is very large, the location is convenient, the bathroom is also very large, there is a bathtub, and the shampoo and shower gel provided are also very good, the hygiene is very clean, and a small dessert is also sent. I like this style of hotel very much. I think it's worth the price.

Great location, great bar, great atmosphere. Car park provided. 10/10.

The location is really good, and even though it rained today (June 29th), the Aurora was visible in front of the hotel. It's very clean and the staff is friendly. I got a room in a strange location where you got off the elevator and went down the stairs, so I had trouble with my luggage, but it wasn't a big problem.

The room is big enough, with bedroom area, office area, and washing area, but the air conditioner is too old and makes a loud noise when it is turned on. The breakfast is OK, with a rich selection of staple food and drinks, but no vegetables. The location is very good. It is very convenient to cross a small road when attending a meeting at the Montreal Convention Center. It is also about a 15-minute walk to the station by bus 747 to the airport. For Montreal, which often snows heavily in winter, the travel pressure is not a little bit reduced.

There is no breakfast on the front desk floor. You can order a semi-buffet for 29.9 Canadian dollars. You can squeeze the orange juice yourself (you don’t have to doubt the freshness). It is worth recommending that the front desk is very patient. The room that was arranged at the beginning was very dark. Said that the line of sight is not good and uncomfortable, and then waited for three minutes to change to No. 1608 with a good line of sight, which happened to be able to see the scenic spot No. 67. The room is really big, the toiletries are very good, and there are no slippers in foreign countries. Everyone Prepare yourself in advance, the overall evaluation is really super comfortable.

The room was clean, bright and spacious. However, when I went to bed at night, I heard irregular noises. The key was that it rang more than a dozen times in about ten minutes. It lasted throughout the night and I couldn't rest.