Stayed at the Loews for 3 nights and really can not fault it. We (2 adults) are from London, UK and after seeing Toronto we chose The Loews Hotel Vogue following TripAdvisor recommendations before going onto Vancouver for the rest of our vacation.

We found the Loews location very convenient. Short walk to the main shopping street and about a 15-20 min stroll to old Montreal which for us given the spring like weather was lovely. Hotel staff could not have been more helpful, coffee/mini bar replenished every day, turn down service and we were on a regular room rate booked via TripAdvisor hotel check rates.

Now we have arrived home we wished that we had spent less time in Toronto and more time in Montreal. However they say a good city always leaves you wanting more!

We've stayed here for 7 nights and were able to get a good deal through the hotel website. If we had paid more, I probably wouldn't have given it this rating.

The hotel is conveniently located right in the middle of the centre on a relatively quiet side street of the busy Rue de Ste. Catherine. The lobby looks beautiful but is quite small. Everytime you enter and leave the hotel a nice door man opens the door for you. That does give a bit of a 5-star feeling which this hotel is supposed to be.

The room itself wasn't anything special. Decor from the late 80's with a matching TV (volume went up and down for no reason), a view of the hotel right across the street, no seating area with a table, besides the working desk which isn't quite suitable for having dinner in your room. The bathroom was quite big, modern and very clean though. The beds were quite good! Matresses not too firm or too soft. The minibar hasn't been restocked once during our entire stay, not even after we've left the minibar key in the room. The coffee cups though were replenished after we did that, so perhaps that's a tip for future visitors. :-)

The hotel bar is incredibly small and not much fun. The restaurant is very expensive so we didn't eat there. Room service is nothing special; the usual stuff you'd expect staying at a hotel of this caliber, with prices to match.

Staff is extremely friendly, sometimes a bit too much if you ask me. It felt somewhat phoney a couple of times.

If you're a member of their Loews First Program and you've selected the $10 minibar credit as the gift, check your bill! The ''gift'' wasn't deducted from our bill but we didn't see that until we were well on our way to the airport.

All in all not bad at all, but not really 5 stars either. The good deal on the room rate made up for all of the ´flaws´, but that´s it basically.

I just returned from the Loews Hotel Vogue in Montreal. It was my first trip to this fantastic city, and the Vogue is in a very good location for easy access to many of the best restaurants, shops, and Mont Royal. Old Montreal and other areas are just a quick cab ride away.

I have to give the Vogue a 5-star rating regarding service...friendly, helpful, and a great welcome to the city. Other than the location, other positives were the very attentive bell staff and doormen, a top-notch bartender in the lounge, and one of the most comfortable hotel beds I have ever experienced! What keeps me from giving it an overall 5-star rating is that the decor was a bit dated (bathroom in particular, though the size was excellent) and the hotel does not have wireless internet (in 2008!). Apparently they're working on it, but the wireless signal I was picking up in the lobby was from the hotel across the street. I could've given them a little slack on that, but not when I found out that the plug-in internet access at the desk in my room was $15/day.

I really enjoyed the Vogue and felt the $250/night was pretty reasonable on a busy and gorgeous weekend, though after walking around the city and seeing some of the other choices, I'd likely give the Sofitel or W (or one of a few other highly-rated hotels I've seen here on TripAdvisor) a try the next time around.

Had a fantastic time at this hotel - staff were great and could not do enough for me and my girlfriend - who had only just broken her leg at Mont Tremblant and had spent the last 3-4 days in Montreal General Hospital.

Reception staff were great. We had reserved one of the suites which was well worth it.

Room Service was out of this world too - pure gluttony!

It was a lot of money for us, but it was worth any penny and would do it again in a heart beat.

For a holiday that started so well on the slopes, included a very sore and traumatic middle because of the leg, it ended sweetly with our stay here.