Montreal Ville-Marie Hotels

The room was big, but there were stains on counters and the floors, the lights in the bathroom were actually coming out of the wall, and the shower had multiple faucets at different levels for no apparent reason. The hallways once you left the lobby smelt very musty and bad. Overall very weird atmosphere but the location was great.

As soon as I opened the door, I was hit by a foul smell. The window could not be opened. I guess it was because the toilet pipes were old. The drainage in the bathtub was very slow. The feet had to be soaked in water to bathe, which felt very dirty. The flush of the toilet often could not be turned on, causing the toilet to flow continuously. For breakfast, there were croissants (hot and crispy), which were quite delicious, and donut cereal, with very light coffee, milk, and jam. Anyway, you can eat enough. The parking fee is 30 Canadian dollars a day plus tax. We parked across the street. It said that we could park from 11 pm to 8 am, but we saw many cars parked like this, so we didn't care. The room is really old

Good location, the airport bus stop is close. The breakfast was nice. They provide free luggage storage, if your flight leaves at night you can still see the city.

Stayed here for Osheaga weekend. It was close by the transit station and to many other local spots that we frequented. A great stay overall.

Conveniently located for exploring the city, close to the metro and bus station. It's a capsule hotel where you have an electronic card for a large luggage locker, a locker for shoes (on a lower level, in the basement), and you can enter the capsule area with sandals using the same card. The bathrooms are cleaned several times a day, and the shower water was excellent. They provide towels as a deposit for 5 Canadian dollars, which is refunded upon checkout. The internet works very well.

I’ve been coming to Hotel Zero 1 for a few years, being the only hotel I book in Montreal due to its impeccable walkability. That being said, it’s unfortunate that it’s no longer shiny and new, you can really see the wear and tear over the years. If you want luxury you’re not going to find it here; however, it’s still a great place to stay for the action packed traveller who wants somewhere a bit nicer than a motel to stay. I booked knowing full well it wasn’t going to be the most amazing stay but it was not as bad as some of the Google reviews make it out to be- it’s just dated. The room was clean, check in and check out was easy, and even though the valet service is closed, the parkade they directed us to was safe and straightforward. I’d categorize this hotel as 3 stars as the amenities aren’t that great, but just know what you’re walking into, manage your expectations to that, and you will have a great stay. It’s just kind of a shame to see a hotel that I have great memories in not keep up with maintaining the property. If they repaired the fabric on the bed, replaced the shower heads and updated with smart TVs, that would make a world of difference. TLDR; Pros: clean linens, cable tv, microwave and fridge in the room Cons: dated technology, broken Roku, only one elevator for the whole building, no on site parking.

I recommend this hotel to people who travel Montreal and Quebec. The location is not that bad. It is easy to get train station. Everything is clean and private curtain for all bed. Also, all staff are sooo nice!

The room is not big, the facilities are average, but the service is good. The location is also very convenient, very close to the subway and bus, and it is also very convenient to eat next to Chinatown.

The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the location is excellent.

I booked a hotel in advance through Ctrip and paid in full. They didn't say anything when I checked out. When I returned to China, there was an extra 238 RMB on my credit card bill. I asked the travel agency and the hotel admitted that they deducted the money from my card without informing me. The explanation was that the room rate had increased that day so I had to pay the difference. Ctrip stepped in to resolve the issue satisfactorily and the hotel refunded the fee. I like CTRIP.