Top Business Hotels in Montreal

The room is very clean, the hotel front desk has a good attitude, and it is surrounded by tourist attractions and restaurants of various flavors, all within walking distance, which is very convenient. If you are not used to Western food, Chinatown is also very close here. The Chinese food there is super authentic and a bite will definitely relieve your homesickness.

The beautiful artistic feeling is more like living in a gallery.

The CBC booked this hotel for my wife and I during our stay in Montreal. It was during the Jazz Festival, Cirque in the streets, and a great deal of other happenings. The hotel staff were exceptionally courteous and friendly. The food (especially breakfast) was top notched and reasonably priced. The rooms are more on a European level/style, but the rainshower was great. Would high recommend this hotel.

The newly opened hotel is located in the city center and is connected to the HR mall. It is convenient for shopping and eating. The rooms and facilities are very new, the decoration style is relatively modern, and the service staff is very enthusiastic. Compared with Ritz Carlton not far away, the price is better at the same time. Overall, the experience is good, value for money, after all, the price is not cheap.

Disappointing. The hotel amenities state that there is a 24 hour free airport shuttle bus, it does not run 24 hours. We had to pay for a taxi back to the airport. There was a cold water dispenser with lemons in the lobby but it was empty. A coffee machine was provided in the room, however, of the 3 coffee pods one was used and only thin plastic cold beverage cups were provided. The room was big, shows signs of wear but the air conditioning worked well and the bed was comfortable. The area around the hotel is a typical airport hotel, not much going on.

The location is close to the hwy so it's great when you want to go out. Fee amenities are close by like gas station, bank well at least the one I bank with and a fast food restaurant. The reception was nice but there is one thing he did that put me off; he sneezed and blower his nose but didn't sanitized after before touching my IDs. This is why I took a one star off. Also the place was neat just few black spots in the bath tub. My stay was relatively short. It was a one night and I got to the hotel past 12 midnight, then out by 10:15am. Overall, it's a great hotel and I wouldn't mind staying there again.

Because of the epidemic, Canada has closed its borders, so I can only go through the border one day in advance and check into the hotel to prepare for the next day's flight. The hotel’s service is attentive, the room has been allocated when you arrive one hour after booking

We booked the hotel for one night before a flight to Europe. I called from the airport to find out about the airport shuttle. The employee explained it, then she asked for my name and said, ”you don't have a reservation”. I insisted I did and she insisted I didn't. I check my voucher and I was correct, I called back and told her I had confirmation, she continued to insist I was not booked. I took an Uber to the hotel and she repeated that I had no reservation, even though I gave her the printed out confirmation. She then said, they had booked some guests into other hotels and she would check , but no other hotels had a booking for me. It was a total disaster, she then came over to me with the ”hotel voucher” I had given her and said, ”oh, I know why you don't have a reservation, we don't take vouchers” . As one point she told me the entire hotel was booked out to Immigration and Refugee Agency. So, instead of trying to assist me, she just made up lies. The next day I called and was told, ”yes, you did have a reservation, and they have had problems with that employee. The manager called me back and confirmed that the hotel had cancelled my reservation, he could not explain it. He was apologetic, but I still don't have a refund. Hilton and the property really didn't care how they treated me, they have done nothing. Do not go to this hotel, this is a horrible thing that they do to their clients. At least, own up and try to help, but nothing. Still waiting for a refund, over a month later.

I recently spent a couple nights at the Sheraton Montreal Airport (one night stays on each end of a trip) and while the stays were good overall, I would say there's a lot of opportunity for the hotel to improve. I've stayed here many times over the years, but I haven't been in a couple years. Returning this time, I felt it was a good hotel with a lot of potential. I just got the feeling there is a lack of attention to detail in a lot of areas. The first night I stayed, there was no explanation of the dining situation. The television stated the restaurant and room service was not available. When I went down to the lobby I noticed the restaurant is in fact running. I'm not sure if room service is also open and the information was outdated. The Club lounge was also closed. They do provide soft drinks and complementary sandwiches which is a decent compromise however. There is a beautiful new fitness centre, but it was initially difficult to locate. It would have been nice that its location was explained when checking in and better signage. After walking around I finally asked a cleaner for its location and eventually found it. The machines don't seem to have television or anything hooked up to them which would be a welcome addition if possible. Overall this is a good hotel with a lot of potential. It felt like things got shut down due to Covid and just never really restarted. While other hotels have made the move back to normalcy, this one still felt like it was in transition. The staff were friendly and the facilities are clean. Some of the furniture is probably due to be replaced, but again we are talking minor improvements. I would return to this hotel, I just hope to see more things back to normal and better communication. Not having room service is a big problem.