Hotels near Dorchester Square in Montreal

First off, if you`re reading this and you`re a Bonvoy Platinum (or above member) then I`d book this over any other Montreal property. The Club Lounge is that good (more on that later). My family and I stayed her at the tail end of a Quebec vacation. The location is very central, just a couple of blocks away from Rue St. Catherine and the Metro and maybe a 20 minute walk to Old Town and Mount Royal. As others have mentioned, the lobby is undergoing a renovation but the Club Lounge is open and newly redone and absolutely amazing. We didn`t use the pool or gym but we did check them out and they look really nice, there`s also a large outdoor space just off the pool with tables so even if you don`t have club lounge access there`s some nice places to hang, especially in nice weather. Parking was surprisingly affordable for a large city at aroung $25.00 a day. Our junior suite was actually larger than I thought it would be a king size bed in the bedroom and a separate living room with a queen size sofa, my teenager used the sofa bed and didn`t have any complaints. The room also had a cool table/ that could electronically lower or raise and had a bunch of USB ports built in. I imagine this would be very handy for anyone wanting to get some work done in the room. The true jewel of this property is the club lounge, located on the top floor it has absolutely stunning views of the city and is the largest I've seen yet so even though breakfast was extremely busy, we still found seating. Breakfast consisted of eggs, french toast some breakfast meats plus a chacuterie and cheese platter, fruits, croissants etc. There was plenty to choose from and the quality was quite good. They do a really nice affternoon spread staring at 5pm that could easily take care of dinner with hot foods, chacuterie and even nice little dishes full of pickeled vegetables. My only complaint would be tht the bar service was very pricey. Also a couple of the attendants weren't very friendly and it was very challenging to get information about Gluten-Free foods for my daughter. The chef even came out at one point to talk to a worker I'd asked and even though I was right there, he didn't look at me or offer to help me find some foods for her. Of course this is only an issue if you're concerned about allergies and the food was plentiful and very good. Overall this is a beautiful property and I'll definitely return.

Good things first - the hotel is nicely renovated, the rooms are functional and generous, the gym is very good and the location is very convenient. What was not so great is the feeling that you’re being ripped off at every turn and the staff couldn’t care less about you or your stay. Some relatively minor but irritating experiences totally coloured my impression of the Marriott group to the extent that I would actively avoid staying at one in the future. 1. We arrived at 9.50pm for check in (plane delayed) and were told the kitchen would be open until 10:30. The wait staff said the kitchen was closed when we asked for some food, when pushed on when they took last orders they admitted that they had taken an order a minute previously but couldn’t take our order. There was no room service, they wouldn’t even give us olives or crackers. Had to go to bed hungry. 2. My bags had been lost in the airport and I asked reception if they had toothbrush sets I could use. They said they would send to my room. Never did. 3. I asked reception what time the clothing stores opened in Montreal (to buy clothes as I didn’t have any bags) I was told 9am but everything opened at 10 as I found out the next morning. If they didn’t know, they could have said rather than making it up and wasting my time. 4. The restaurant was ferociously expensive with $30 for breakfast and then they asked if I wanted a cappucino and did not highlight that it was $6 extra and not included In the price. 5. A lot of hanging around trying to get staff attention while they chatted and did other jobs while ignoring me. 6. Charging to hold luggage and insisting that we pay in cash. 7. Generally being really unhelpful about everything and wheedling money out of us at every turn. 8. No reasonably priced food options. Food quality not matching prices. 9. Not replenishing the drinking water in the rooms so had to pay for vending machine water. Urgh. It just left me feeling used and broke!

This hotel was advertised as a fine and luxurious resort by American Express. It came with $100 hôtel credit and free breakfast. I have to say the the people working at the hotel were great and very kind. The room was very nice as well. When I checked in , I was told that I could only use the credit toward the parking and the room mini bar because everything in the hotel was closed . This was a family trip , there isn’t much I can use in the mini bar. The restaurant was closed The bar was closed The gym was closed The boutique was closed Also, since the restaurant was closed, the free inclusive breakfast consisted of a boxed continental breakfast where you could not select anything . This was not very popular with my kids. We came back to our room after the fireworks and noticed the room hadn’t cooled . I called the front desk and they told me that the AC hadn’t been working properly in a few days . They kindly offered a fan which I accepted considering it was 75 in the room. They returned 15 minutes later with no fan because there were none available . We barely slept that night. All of these items should have been disclosed of before booking or before arrival. I would have booked another hotel had I known. The AC situation should have been disclosed of upon check in considering it had been going on for a few days. For us, this experience was very disappointing.

The Omni Mont-Royal Hotel is a perfect hotel in Montreal. Excellent montain view and quiet environment. I think I will back to stay this hotel next vacation. Love this hotel, so write a review. The location is in the central area, but it's backed by mountains and it's quiet. Suitable for non-upstart vacationers, you can climb nearby. The natural scenery of Tianhe Mountain is out of the window. I stayed for five nights and climbed twice. There are many restaurants near the hotel, about 15 minutes walking distance from Chinatown. Hotel service is good, French-speaking Montrealers are generally polite (speakers who speak Chinese loudly on the street will of course be blind-eyed), everything in the hotel is free and the staff is polite, I like this holiday environment . The hotel arranged a nice room for me, thank you very much!

Location is amazing but the room is crazy tiny. Doesn’t even have tooth brush/ razor provided. Not slippers, and the AC is weak. Parking is horrible. Not recommend to park at their own parking garage. Sketchy **** and narrow with lots of trucks inside. There are way better and cheaper indoor parking with security within 2mins walking distance (Indigo/ centre Desjardin). Will never choose this place again~

Good service Valet parking Location invincible scenery Room is a bit small Note Remember to have a bathtub the day before yesterday, otherwise you only have a shower

Service is very good, the location is good, it is feeling that after the two 1.5-meter bed, the house is small, the bathroom is small, with a small West kitchen, you can make a simple meal, parking service is very good, 23 Canadian dollars a night parking fee, there used to be The waiter who is studying in China speaks fluent Chinese and is very enthusiastic.

The environment is OK, in the city center, 18 kilometers from the airport and more than 1 kilometers from the railway station When I got there, I just caught up with the elevator and broke down The service is very good. When it rains, there will be a waiter with an umbrella standing at the door to take you into the car The breakfast variety is a bit small, but the bread is very fresh and delicious. The girl who served smiled very sweetly. After I ordered hot milk on the first day, when I got there the next day, the girl asked immediately and needed hot milk. Well, the sense of distance is gone all at once, it feels good The door of the room is a bit thin and not soundproof. Fortunately, foreigners can pass by in the corridor quietly during sleeping hours. There is only one lock in the room, which is a bit insecure for the Chinese; mineral water is not provided in the room. But there is a hot pot, as long as there is it, we Chinese will not be afraid

On arrival just after 3pm, our room was ready and as Bonvoy Platinum members we had the option of points or morning breakfast during the stay. We chose Breaky! Breakfast is a menu made to order fare in the East Asian Asiatique restaurant just off the hotel lobby and was a gastric delight and one of the highlights of our weekend stay. The hallways to the room are concernedly dark and a flashlight is a necessary appliance in order to correctly find room numbers – A design flaw or part of the eclectic experience? Our appointed one-bedroom suite was designed and furnished in a pleasant funky design, similar to the rest of the property. It did take a bit of time and the skill set of an engineer to figure out what wall light switches operated what and how to operate the lighting appliances themselves. At night with all the lights on the room was quite dim in keeping with the needed seeing eye dog darkened hallway ambience. Included in the room was a handy mini fridge along with a capsule coffee maker a much appreciated and necessary evil for early morning coffee fixes! Unfortunately, the first night the HVAC heating and A/C unit along with a neighboring unit banged and clunked loudly at the beginning and end of each of the constantly repeating winter heating cycles which made for a very sleepless night. The second front staff person we spoke to eventually moved us to a another much quieter suite the next morning and the manager Florian followed up a few hours later to ensure our comfort and satisfaction was now acceptable! We are always appreciative when a property is proactive in first recognizing an avoidable detrimental occurrence and then acts genuinely to make it right for the guest – We give the property, staffs and management high marks for their efforts! The location of the property is another highlight of any stay here – Shopping and restaurants are just a few blocks or less away. China town is another one kilometer short walk and The old Port is a bit longer walk but very doable in good weather. We look forward to a future stay and wish to thank the management and staffs for their contribution to the success of our special weekend away in Montreal – Cheers!

With a stay at Warwick Le Crystal - Montréal, you'll be centrally located in Montreal, within a 5-minute walk of Bell Centre and The Underground City. This upscale aparthotel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from McGill University and 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Sainte-Catherine Street.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna. Additional amenities at this aparthotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services. Guests can get around on the shuttle (surcharge), which operates within 10 meters.Enjoy Thai cuisine at Siam centre-ville, a restaurant which features a bar/lounge, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Continental breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and express check-out. Planning an event in Montreal? This aparthotel has 7249 square feet (673 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and 9 meeting rooms.Make yourself at home in one of the 131 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with microwaves and espresso makers. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.