Hotels near play fountains in Montreal

My husband and I spent a night at Auberge Saint Jacque in Montreal. Such a hidden treasure this Auberge! Very affordable price, yet very comfortable, exceptionally clean, newly renovated hotel. We loved design of our room, it’s functionality and contemporary look. We came very late at night, very tired. Olesya, lady working in reception area, was very friendly, answered all our questions. She was very professional and we felt like we were in right place. Due to coronavirus pandemic we were very concerned about safety, disinfection policies at the hotel. We were pleased to find out that each room routinely sterilized after cleaning according to established protocol. We would strongly recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking for clean, modern place to stay on a very reasonable budget

It's undeniably old, but it has everything you need. There was an iron, but no safe. Since it is old, having a bathtub is a plus point. The deposit is 200 Canadian dollars if using a credit card or 400 Canadian dollars if paying by cash.

Well considering this has only been open 7months I am surprised at the poor workmanship. The door to our room let in a beacon of light, it was so poorly fitted. The carpet was lifting, the toilet roll holder was installed wrongly so the toilet roll falls off. A panel above the bed was not painted, the desk under the tv was bubbling and lifting. The service was poor, the breakfast included in our package was kosher, it was not a great selection, cold boiled eggs, cold poached egg, dairy free yoghurt. Cereal was a good selection but no bowls to eat it out of, there was metal knives and spoons but no forks. Our second day we went down and it was closed with no notification thankfully the the hotel accommodated us into the bistro, which is amazing food and questionable service depending on who is on. On our final day a Saturday, it was open, but no electricity as it’s a day of rest. So no toast no coffee, wow again thankfully the reception supervisor accommodated us over the road at the Marriott residence inn. Only one lift worked the whole time we were there. And outside the lift the luggage trolleys sat blocking the route for 2 full days. Housekeeping …. It didn’t come around one day until 5pm and then when we said can you come back in 10minutes as we are going out then. We had already gotten towels brought up from the reception. The housekeeper stood in our door with her foot holding the door open with her arms crossed. Needless to say we grabbed our stuff and left imminently as we felt pressured. On our final day they didn’t come at all. We got back at 1600 and they hadn’t been so granted we put out do not disturb sign out. It’s not all bad… the rooms are very spacious, the shower is huge with complimentary shampoo, conditioner and body wash that’s attached to the wall. The curtains are so thick and completely blockout. The TV displayed a welcome note, and we had a single bottle of water and nature valley bar. One between 2 of us…. The rooms are very tech savvy. With electric panels as you walk in and on one side of the bed. The hotel is really close to the Napur metro station, only 6 minute walking, and very cheap, plus fast to get to anywhere. We were staying in zone A throughout our stay, so bought a 3 day pass for $21.25 which was ideal. Also this was our honeymoon and we had made them aware, they didn’t do anything, we weren’t asking for much, but a drinks voucher or a bottle of something would have made all the difference. We married in a UK Marriott and all they did was love heart petals and a bottle of Prosecco, a small gesture makes all the difference.

Very good hotel close to airport. Would definitely return. Pros - amazing staff that are very customer focused (kuddos to the manager and training given) - this is a major differentiator - good gym that has descent equipment - whilst no restaurant or room service, basic food options available next to lobby - shuttle every 30 min to airport (with excellent driver that is also client focused) - good treatment of Ambassador and BonVoy status traveller’s - very good wifi - relatively new hotel Cons - no room service - no hot breakfast - pool has no sauna

Beautiful hotel in the heart of Old Montreal. The service and staff were great and we felt very much looked after during our stay. I would recommend this hotel for anyone wanting to walk around and explore the city as it is located in the middle of pedestrian friendly streets and there is so much to see and do and new adventures around ever corner. We are looking forward to returning very soon.

The hotel is in a good location, very close to the city center, 5 minutes walk to the supermarket, the room is large, I booked 2 nights with the child, bought a pizza at the nearby supermarket at night, bite the microwave in the hotel, delicious I like it very much. Later, because I rushed to the hotel, I needed to check out one night. The staff of Ctrip also helped me communicate very smoothly. Thank you for the arrangement of Ctrip. Thank you for your staff. I will support Ctrip as always. Attach the snow scene I took outside the hotel window, I hope everyone likes it.

We were a large group of mostly seniors who stayed here while attending the Jazz Festival. I stayed with 3 friends in room 203, which included 2 sets of bunk beds and a private bathroom. The room was very clean with new laminate flooring. Each bed had a reading lamp. The beds were comfortable with a great duvet but the pillows were very flat. Half of us found the A/C too cold and 1/2 found it not cold enough. (Can’t please everyone). We found it very quiet for sleeping at night but the heavy doors could not be closed quietly. Breakfast in the basement was included in the price and included bagels, buns, cream cheese, peanut butter, jam, cereal, apples, bananas, juice, coffee. Boiled eggs were offered on the weekend and coffee was available all day. The large kitchen is fully stocked with all the appliances, pots, pans, cutlery and dishes one would ever need and guests are responsible for washing and drying their own dishes. There is a bar, pool table, music and sitting and eating area in the basement, as well as public bathrooms. All of the staff at Saintlo are very pleasant, friendly and extremely helpful with providing directions and answering questions. This was the cleanest hostel I have ever stayed . I found it a bit pricey, but maybe that was because of the ideal location in downtown Montreal. We walked everywhere from here. Highly recommended!

The hotel offers the basics. Nothing more, nothing less. Breakfast was disappointed (For me). There was not any protein served. No eggs, No ham, No cheese. Nothing hot. They had watermelon and pineapple, bread and couple things to spread on it. Juice, Yogurt and cereals. If you are good on these. Enjoy it. Another disappointing is parking. They charged C$35 a night, but you can find much cheaper options (40% less) in a block or two from this hotel.

On September the 9th, 2022 we checked into your hotel, as part of a large group that reserved many rooms in your hotel for celebrating my son in law brother, Upon check in, ROOM 163, I was requested to provide my credit card info in order to access our reserved room. That is a normal procedure in many hotels, and I do respect it. However, I was immediately notified by VISA that an additional hold of $ 200 was applied. Requesting the front desk for clarification, I was told that it is a “security deposit”. For exactly what, I had no idea and the clerk could not explain. If it was for possible damages that may be my responsibility, than the hotel had to escort me to my room and verify with me that all is OK, before giving me access. If it is for after I check out, than no one came to check the room upon my departure. So what is the point? I was asked if I am an Aeroplan member. I provided the clerk with my membership number and was assured to earn the points. It’s been over 20 days, and no points have been credited. We have stayed for 3 consecutive nights. During the entire stay, we did not have our room cleaned even once. We had only one and a half rolls of toilet paper for 3 days. We had to buy papers at Walmart. We did not have our sheets changed. We did not get any soap and shampoo provided for 2 days. We had to buy supply at the nearby Walmart. We had to beg the cleaning girl in the hallway for more towels, as new fresh towels were not supplied. I personally complained to the front desk that our faucet is not working properly, it was seized. I was promised it would be rectified, but no one showed up. Our garbage was never emptied. I had to take it outside the room once a day. The ceiling fan in the bathroom is probably clogged, and humidity would stay in the bathroom for a long time. The carpets have not been vacuumed, and felt dusty. There were 8 large pillows, 4 on each bed. What’s the idea? One can use only 1 or 2, and the rest end up on the floor. Yes, 4 pillows have no use. The next gests get to use the same pillows which were on the floor. The mattresses are old and overused to a point that you simply sink into them. The elevators were dirty with leaves and debris on the floor for 3 days. The main entrance to the hotel lobby is so dirty, that one may think we are in a third world country. Tons of cigarette leftovers are pilling up just next to the main door, garbage begs and open garbage all over the garden beds for 3 days! And speaking on the hotel landscaping gardens, I must ask myself, why would the hotel spend so much money to install an irrigation system to automatically water all the ****S around the property? It is a disgusting view to see. Very flourishing ****s all over the property. The Kosher kitchen had no present of a Kosher supervisor showing during our 3 days stay. I have assembled a collection of photos to substantiate the above. To add salt to injury, most of our family members who stayed with us

The room is reasonably priced and there are supermarkets, restaurants and subway stations nearby. The hotel also has its own laundry room and other facilities. Let’s talk about the shortcomings: 1) the breakfast is too simple and there are few varieties, 2) the double bed is too small, it’s almost like a single bed, 3) the bathroom is too small