Family of 3 recently spent 3 nights at this wonderful appartment hotel in downtown Montreal.
We walked in after we didn't like the rooms at the nearby Best Western on Sherbrooke.
We stopped on Sherbrooke at this location where there are 5 hotels - the Marriot Courtyard,The Holiday Inn,The Delta,the Sheraton 4 points and L'Appartment.
We started here and never got to see the rest! We got a one bedroom suite for the price of a studio - the rooms are large and airy'with a modern shower/bath and a great kitchen with all mod cons.
We paid 139 CAD + Tax + $18 per day for garage parking for our rental car.
Definitely a great find in pricy Montreal!

Had a very pleasant stay at this hotel for four nights.

No, it's not a luxury hotel at all, but of course the price indicates that. What you get here is a clean suite, a balcony, the option of parking, continental breakfast, free internet and convenience when it comes to the metro and downtown attractions.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Internet service was reliable. The room was clean. LOVED having a well stocked kitchen if only for the convenience to pick up a few snacks at the supermarket (which is just down the street).

The location was perfect. 5 minute walk to two metros. Easy walk to the shops on Ste Catherine. Nice walk to restaurants on St Laurent. Comfortable walk (minus the hills!) to Mont Royal. Even walked back to the hotel from the Old Montreal one evening.

The one downside was the continental breakfast. Montreal is known for great bagels and croissants, why serve regular old supermarket bagels when you have access to Fairmount and St. Viateur? Croissants were equally unappealing. Juice is obviously from concentrate or juice crystals. The breakfast works if you like a mediocre carb fest in the morning.

Would stay there again in a flash. Check the montreal tourism board website for any special promotions. That's what we did and got an even better deal!

Booked 2 two bedroom Suites for my bachelor party, and it worked out real nice. We stayed in Rooms 1109 and 1209, and while the beds were a little small -- 11 people fit in the 2 rooms just fine.

There were plenty of towels, and the fridge was a regular size, perferct for storing beer.

Location was top notch -- everything was with 10 blocks and definately walkable.

The staff was very friendly (and only charged us at the room rate of 2 people per room).

Lastly, breakfast was included (and is open to any one/group who has a room key to get into the breakfast room.) While it wasn't spectacular (mainly toast, cereal, muffins, starch, etc.) it was the right price.

We were very pleased with this hotel and have nothing to criticise.

The entrance is rather formal and the desk staff are very professional, (though friendly and helpful) so you would think you were in a business hotel as you go in.

Our room was spotless, well appointed and perfectly large enough for us two. The kitchenette has everything you need.
We had a balcony that looks out onto Sherbrooke Street west. It was nice to have but small, and, I found, a bit vertiginous. If you want to sit outside its better to go up to the penthouse where next to the pool there’s a rooftop deck with views over the City and nearby Mont Royale.

A good continental breakfast is provided. It’s plentiful, though not very varied

The hotel is certainly in a popular spot. There is a Sheraton next door, a Holiday Inn and a Marriott across the road; and a Hilton is going up next to that. It’s an easy walk to the subway, McGill University, the underground City and the information place on Dorchester square – and only a moderate walk to the waterfront and the Old city. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and a supermarket. We parked in the basement for 18 dollars a day (plus taxes, of course).

Free internet access and computer are provided in the breakfast room which was very convenient for us, on vacation.