Hotels in Downtown Montreal, Montreal

**Location and Accessibility:** Hotel Bonaventure Montreal is conveniently located opposite Gare de Centrale. For those with luggage, it's best to exit Gare de Centrale through the Place Bonaventure exit and cross the street to reach the hotel driveway. While going underground is an option, it involves numerous escalators and stairs, and the distance is longer than walking on the ground. **Metro Access:** Contrary to what some might assume, Metro Bonaventure is not right underneath the hotel. You need to walk about 300-500 meters underground to reach the metro station, so plan accordingly. **Room Tips:** If you want to minimize walking, request a room closer to the reception. The hotel is spread across two floors and covers a wide area. Our room was far from the reception, requiring a long walk after a tiring day. **Amenities:** The hotel's pool is popular and often crowded, but the fountain with ducks on the 10th floor adds a charming touch. However, no water is provided in the rooms or at the reception. We had to fill our water bottles at Gare de Centrale. **WiFi:** The WiFi connection was excellent and fast, making it easy to stay connected. Overall, Hotel Bonaventure Montreal offers a pleasant stay with convenient access to transportation and charming amenities, but be prepared for some walking and bring your own water supply.

I get why this is a 3-star hotel and not a 4-star one. It’s fine for the most part, but the cleanliness and the attention to detail are just not there. The hallways are super dark. The room was modern and brutalist aesthetic. The bathroom was small but well designed. But the carpet and the bedroom bench had gross stains on them. Some of the fake wood furniture were obviously chipped. The leather on one chair looked discoloured. I expect beautifully architectured hotels at the core of the city to do better than this. The lounge is only open for dinner and it’s almost deserted. Fortunately, there is a convenience store accessible from inside the hotel, but I expected room service. A+ to the staff though. They were very polite and helpful.

all staff are friendly, easy access to the mall and restaurants even groceries perfect location, nice room, good ambiance specially in breakfast dine in & food as well, nice swimming pool & gym

Prime location. They clean the room every day. Overall I’m happy with the stay!

Great hotel in the center of downtown Montreal. You can walk many areas, the metro is close, 747 airport bus stops right in front. There is a pool, sauna and fittnesstudio available. Rooms are spacious and beds are comfortable. Nice view on the city as well, right in front of Bell centre stadium.

A nice hotel, within walking distance of the train station, old town, church, art gallery, etc. The hotel's buffet breakfast feels like the richest of all the hotel breakfasts on this trip, probably because we are more accustomed to the buffet style.

Before Montreal, I have stayed at FS Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Dubai, San Francisco, Macau, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Sydney, Beijing.. This one was by far the worst four seasons I ever stayed even tho the room was amazing with modern design and highly automated. Let alone the extremely bad experience when I checked in which I could write 2000 words about, they even can’t supply enough hot water.. it’s just warm or u could even say it cold as u got your AC on in your room. And they put under construction post near my room idk if it’s because of the argument while checking in then they coming at me, I wish not. I could’ve reported the whole situation to four seasons official email , Instagram, Facebook, Google review etc but I chose to forgive.

I chose it mainly because it is close to the student dormitory of Children's University of Macquarie. It is also very close to the city center and the subway is very convenient. It is relatively cost-effective. The elevator is a bit old and you often have to wait in line.

I enjoyed my stay at the Hilton Montreal Downtown. The hotel was confidently located in Chinatown meaning there were a lot of tasty restaurant options nearby. The room was comfortable and the gym had a good range of equipment available. I liked the breakfast buffet spread, particularly the waffle machine which I thought was a nice touch. I would have liked the chance to practice a bit more French with staff as opposed to switching to English immediately but I appreciated their professionalism.

The hotel is right next to China town and the old part of Montreal with plenty of heritage architecture . The Place D’Armes subway station is across the street and the metro line will take you directly to Bonaventure (central railway station) . The biggest asset of the hotel is its staff: accommodating, helpful, smiling and extremely efficient!