Hotels in Quartier des Spectacles, Montreal

We went there for a couple days during the JFL festival. We booked the Panorama room, the one we got happened to be on the 7th floor. First and foremost; I've seen people complain about the noise from the street and homeless people trying to get in the lobby on every website. -This hotel is right at a busy intersection. There will be noise. It's normal. If you don't want noise, book somewhere away from downtown, period. The area was so close to everything on foot, we absolutely would go back if we happened to go to an event in the future. -The 3 nights /4 days we've been, no one tried to enter the lobby . We even had some door dashers blocked from going upstairs since they were not staying at the hotel and we had to pick up from the reception. I have no complaints there. We really appreciated the cooling system in the room; 2 different vents for the bedroom & living room, which were working very well in the hot weather (40°). It allowed us to lower the living room while not pushing direct cold air over us while we slept . Now, for the 1 star on cleanliness. Positives: -The towels and linens were clean and fresh. -Once done cleaning (I'll get back to this later), we asked for someone to come vacuum the floor and clean them to remove what was moved and fell on the floor, which was done almost instantly. Negatives; As I said, we stayed a few days so we actually went to a drug stock to pick up a duster and some cleaning wipes. - Dust. I am not talking about a small film of dust on hard to reach surfaces. I am talking about wool-covered vents and airways. The duster had no more yellow or white by the time we were done swiping the vents and corners of the rooms from cobwebs and dust. -Sticky surfaces. We used cleaning wipes to wash up every controllers , switches, tables, chairs and headrest. It was easily cleaned, but the amount of stains removed shows that nothing other than dusting had been done in a while. -Shower floor. The shower soap holder had sticky spots. We decided to wear flipflops in the shower to prevent from touching the floor directly. It did turn out to be a good move since no towels hanged in the shower were picked throughout our stay so it was definitely getting overlooked. If you are planning on staying for a bit, do bring some supplies if you don't want to be sneezing or accidentally touching someone else's dinner. That way you get to enjoy all the other great aspects of the hotel.

Was upgraded to large suite with two double beds, a fitted mini kitchen etc. The included buffet breakfast included had all the essentials. Excellent for a family

Great location, close to everything especially Chinatown. Friendly staff. Could pay more attention to details: cleaning mops & gloves were left in the room multiple times after room services; they also forgot to supply bath towels and bottle water; the safe was locked and the shower drain was clogged the first night of our stay. The staff came to fix everything very quickly though, which was appreciated.

Love the room! However, no toothpaste and pillows are kinda hard. Although I ’s worth the price and one will be outside most of the time anyways.

Very good location, service is also very good, it is indeed a few compatriots who are very thoughtful to help you when you have questions. The free parking space that I worried about before check-in is also perfect. Just leave the key to facilitate the staff to move the car when needed. McGill University and the Old Port can be reached on foot, a very cost-effective accommodation option.

I recently stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. The experience was mixed. The room itself looked quite old, with dirt on the walls, a broken curtain that couldn't be opened, and no door for the shower area. There were no basic amenities like a toothbrush, toothpaste, or slippers. The walls seemed very thin; I could hear the neighboring room’s sneezes and even the sound of their toilet flushing as if it were in my own room. On the positive side, the bed and pillows were comfortable, and the location is fantastic—just a few minutes' walk from the metro station. There's a cozy coffee and tea station by the lobby. The breakfast was decent, with both hot items and a continental selection. Overall, it’s reasonable for the price. With this room rate, we get what we pay for.

The hotel is close to the old town of Montreal and the main traffic artery in the city. It is easy to get in and out. It is convenient to walk 1.5 kilometers to the old town. The room we booked is equipped with kitchenware, which is convenient for cooking and changing tastes. The service staff is very enthusiastic and the service is in place. The parking lot is in the basement of the next door building. There is a height restriction. SUVs with a height of 1.9 meters should pay attention.

In the center of Montreal, convenient location, public transportation facilities, subway station within 5 minutes, Chinatown, 10 minutes, St Catherine, 10 minutes, high walking index There are plenty of restaurants to go to old Montreal in about 15 minutes

The location and staff of the hotel were great, but the facilities were very outdated. It was disappointing that when I looked out of the window, I could only see the wall, and as soon as I opened the door, the bed was right there, which was regrettable. Due to the fact that there are three hotels with the same name in downtown, it is important to double-check the address and make sure you find the correct one.