Hotels near Montreal Central Station, Montreal

"L’emplacement est idéal (3 min de la place, 2 min quartier chinois) pour tout faire à pied. Le déjeuner était bon (céréales, toast, gruau, œufs, saucisses, patates, etc) La chambre était propre, assez spacieuse. Vrai frigo/congelateur. Prévoir quand même un 36+tx par nuit pour le stationnement si vous utilisez celui de l’hôtel. "

"Best hotel stay ever! Great room, great location, great staff. Add some bacon and eggs to the breakfast and it would truly be perfect."

"Yes"

"It was find "

"Unfortunately, I found a long hair between the pillows and a small curly hair behind the Kleenex box in the bathroom. Sorry, but that’s the truth. "

"Our room was okay, but the ac/fan was not working (I’ll hand it to the staff they did get it fixed quite quickly). The hotel is under renovations but our ceiling was half painted, there was part of the ceiling in the bathroom that was cracked and slightly open (hole). The front desk staff were kind enough but could be short with us (we had issues with our flights/delays/check in and delayed baggage) so trying to speak to someone and checking with them regarding the arrival of luggage was tangly at times. There were many renovations happening outside our room throughout our stay that we were not made aware of until we awoke to loud banging and the smell of paint in our room/hallway."

"Hcccycy"

"It was ok and I took it because I needed something cheap and same day. The room was like a sauna and no way to switch on AC in winter. Made do. "

"Check in was really good, Abby was great. Unfortunately there was freezing rain the following day, nearly fell in front of the Hotel. The entire sidewalk was ice. I spoke to a young man on the phone at the front desk, i asked him to put salt down, told him i nearly fell. His response was "the city of montreal is responsible for putting down salt"..i was stunned by his lack of empathy. Later in the evening i phoned the front desk asked to speak with their manager, Mathilde spoke with me. After telling her about my concerns for my safety she said she was sorry but that the city is responsible for salting the sidewalk, that the Hotel was not responsible for weather conditions. I told her that i simply wanted to know if the Hotel would be salting the sidewalk, so i could safely get into an uber the next day...she said yes. The next morning there was salt covering most,not all of the sidewalk. This was very disturbing to me. Honesty I thought being a guest that my safety would mean something. I have stayed at the Monville many many times. I do not think i will be going back. "