Family-friendly Hotels in Montreal

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.

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

Our stay was perfect! Checkin was seamless. The staff was extremely kind and helpful! The room was clean and exactly as pictured. The electronic features of the room were an added bonus (motion sensor lighting and electronic blinds/curtains, sensor and heated toilet). The location was amazing and so close to everything. The concierge helped us find a fun speakeasy within walking distance and checked in with us afterwards. Best weekend trip in a long time!

The hotel is in the street of the old city center. It is convenient to walk to the surrounding attractions, but the parking fee is very expensive. The waiters at the hotel are very helpful and help to move luggage from the car to the room. This is commendable.

I love this hotel nestled in the heart of Old Montréal and Old Port. I had a great room with a wonderful corner view of Old Montréal, it’s rooftops, the Grande Roue and the little cafes and boutiques below. Room is very comfortable. I love the long modern working desk, the comfy lounge chair, plush bedding and above all the spa multi jet shower… Because of pandemic restrictions most of the amenities of the hotel were not accessible. The hotel has such a nice lounge and bar area but I couldn’t go there. The gym was also off limits. There is an outdoor courtyard that was advertised as open even in the winter with fire pits but it wasn’t accessible during my stay. My only complaint would be that my room was drafty but I also stayed on one of the coldest weekends of the year and I could adjust the heat in the room. I asked for a throw blanket to cuddle in while reading in the lounge chair. They brought me the cuddliest faux fur blanket, I was almost thankful for the draft. Can’t wait for my next opportunity to stay here. In my opinion, this hotel is more geared towards adults (solo/business/couples/adult getaways) rather than families with young children. It has a high-end, modern, chic vibe. However, I’m quite sure they would accommodate children too. Photos don’t do the view justice. They were taken during a snow storm with poor visibility. Under normal conditions, was really nice and at night, so beautiful with all the lights and illuminated Grande Roue.

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.

Still relatively new hotel, road commercial street near... it is very convenient to do a Japanese visa

The room is large, with a kitchen and living room. It is clean and tidy. It is a 15-minute walk from major attractions such as Chinatown, the Basilica of Our Lady, and the Old Port. It is very convenient to eat in Chinatown. The only drawback is that the parking fee is 35.x Canadian dollars a day, which is much more expensive than 11 dollars a day in some surrounding places, but the underground garage is convenient and safe.