Good value hotel in Montreal?
I'm planning to spend a few days in Montreal. Any recommendation for a place near a subway station for $120-$150/night?
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Do you want to be downtown? Looking for nightlife or tourist activities?
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Originally Posted by CleverJesse
(Post 31109713)
Do you want to be downtown? Looking for nightlife or tourist activities?
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The downtown area is right next to old Montreal. You won't get a nice hotel downtown for under $150 CAD. If your pricing was USD, then your upper limit is $200 CAD which gets you out of the 2 star properties and has some options from smaller boutique hotels.
Here's a good thread discussion the Marriott options in Montreal. I would expect them to be $250+ CAD https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/marr...hreads-30.html |
Maybe in winter or you have a corporate rate. Summer hotel rates are 2x/3x winter.
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I just got back from Montreal, and stayed at this new hotel:
https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...real-downtown/ Got a rate of $150 CAD per night. It's within a 10-15 minute walking distance from old Montreal and many restaurants, a short cab ride from the downtown core of Montreal. A very nice hotel, brand new & spacious rooms. Not the greatest neighbourhood, saw a few panhandlers on the streets, nothing different than other parts of downtown Montreal. Not really an issue for me since most of my time was elsewhere in Montreal. |
Originally Posted by Arthurrs
(Post 31115801)
I just got back from Montreal, and stayed at this new hotel:
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Originally Posted by ABG
(Post 31116781)
Did you eat at Arthurs on Notre Dame Arthurrs? ;)
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L'Appartement Hotel and Chateau Versailles are too mostly good non-chain hotels that should fit the budget of the OP, except perhaps for festival weeks in the summer.
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A couple I've stayed at in the past 12 months at $150 or less tax-inclusive:
Le Meridien Versailles - $126+tax (weeknight, July) - they had good promotional rates throughout last summer and I decided to bite. Small, but comfortable rooms. Near Guy-Concordia station. Candlewood Suites Montreal Downtown Centre - $88+tax (weeknight, April) - semi-mattress run for an IHG promo when I was in town visiting a friend. Very basic, but also very cheap. Near Champ-de-Mars station. |
not a new hotel!
Originally Posted by Arthurrs
(Post 31115801)
I just got back from Montreal, and stayed at this new hotel:
https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...real-downtown/. |
Originally Posted by Antonio8069
(Post 31138491)
Err, new hotel? A quick check revealed this property was re-flagged from the "Lord Berri". While I too like the area (UQAM, Saint Denis) its a 15 mn walk east of downtown. Convenient for travelers near the central bus station and Berri Metro
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Chateau Versailles
Chateau Versailles (NB not the Meridien) has a promo rate through Tourism Montreal which includes breakfast:
https://www.chateauversaillesmontrea...d-specials.htm |
Originally Posted by Antonio8069
(Post 31140050)
Chateau Versailles (NB not the Meridien) has a promo rate through Tourism Montreal which includes breakfast:
https://www.chateauversaillesmontrea...d-specials.htm |
For some out-of-the-box ideas for the summer, consider summer accommodations at McGill University (La Citadelle, Carrefour Sherbrooke, New Residence Hall) from ~$120/night + tax or Airbnb. For more traditional hotels, I think the Best Western Ville Marie is reasonably priced for how good the location is.
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