Les Coteaux Holidays from £798

The location - 10-15 minute walk to the ferris wheel and old Montreal. 'China town' is just across the street if you like the food! The area around the hotel is a bit sketchy - we saw lots of homeless and drugged up people around the area, so I wouldn't walk alone perse (especially if you're young or female!) late at night. Much like other reviews: 1) The lobby had a musty smell that they tried to mask with perfume, but unsuccessfully. Replacing the carpet might help with this issue. 2) Our room was small. The bathroom area infront of the sink had more room than the room itself! Four of us stayed in a two queen size room and we each brought one small luggage and backpacks and it was tight. There was a sink and microwave in the cabinet to the side of the one bed that could only open half way because the bed was in the way. You could almost fit half a body in there to get to the sink/microwave. 3) The shower is narrow. We showered sideways because it was more comfortable like that. Our rooms bathroom shower temperature valve/handle turned 360 degrees so it took some time to get the right temperature and to turn off the water. 4) The room was DARK. There definitely should be more and better lighting. We got the best light during the day when we opened the curtains. Lastly, the cleanliness could have been better. We saw quite a bit of dust and the doors (room and bathroom) needed a good wipe. Sheets also had some hair and small stains on them. Probably wouldn't stay here again.

Everything at Hotel Monroe was fantastic! Its the best of both worlds: an apartment with a 24/7 front desk. Communication was easy via email. Fast and kind responses from the front desk. Smart TV. Clean and spacious apartment with comfy bed and nice shower. Within walking distance to the Cooper Door (food, bars, etc).

Clean & perfect location.

The facade and several areas of the ground floor have been restored in this once fabulous mansion owned by the President of the Bank of Montreal and the Canadian Pacific Railway. The most luxurious residence in Canada in the 1800’s. Worth seeing this section (no hotel rooms in this area) Our room in the modern hotel section was clean and spacious. Great helpful staff. Close to the Art Museum and shops on Sherbrooke and various restaurants. Easy access to the subway for old Montreal or a not too bad taxi/uber ride. We are foodies so found the menu rather uninspiring and did not try the restaurant.

Front desk staff went above and beyond when I left personal items behind after checking out.