Really enjoyed our stay here. Room was in keeping with the high-roofed, wood-panelled Victorian interior - comfy bed, lovely bath. Great breakfasts with home-made breads and jams galore. Neatly located in the Latin Quarter, close to the best bars and restaurants in Montreal.

We stayed June 13-16. Overall a pleasant stay! My first impression upon arriving at the street address was not very appealing on the outside. The location is great easy access to the subway. The room we requested was the Polyxenes Room. The room is small no desk if you like to write has one window, and a small refrigerator. I personally did not care for the decor of the room. The head and foot board were old looking, but I am sure this was the antique style. We had to walk up three flights of steep stairs to the third floor. Every night I would walk down to iron our clothes for the next day, which got old. My husband loved the computer set up for the guest. Denis was accommodating.

Just returned from a three night stay in Montreal and had the pleasure of staying with Denis at his Victorian Heritage Bed and Breakfast. Having never been to Montreal, we were looking for a B+B that was centrally located and that had a lot of character and a friendly staff. We got all three at the Victorian Heritage. Located on busy Ontario Street, just a half block from all the activity on St. Denis, it is also an easy walk to Old Montreal, Downtown, the Gay Village, and Park Mont Royal. Several subway stops are also close by. Denis, the owner, could not be more pleasant and helpful. Do to airport delays, we did not arrive until after midnight, but we called and Denis was waiting for us and gave us a tour of the place upon our arrival.
The property consists of two attached victorian homes, the west one contains seven rooms and were just put into service earlier this year. Our room was on the top floor and was supposedly one of the smallest but was still quite roomy with an antique brass bed, clawfoot tub and shower. Breakfast is a self-serve affair served every morning in the lower level kitchen until 11am (important when you're on vacation and don't want to get up early). Two computers are also available at no charge to keep in touch. All in all, this was a steal at $110CDN/night.

We were in montreal for the jazz festival, July 9-11. Decided last minute and so B+B accommodation was scarce. After 8 calls we found the Victorian Heritage. It was great, two old houses that have been completely renovated. Our room was smallish, but we did ask for the cheapest. It was a loft, antique furniture, an antique brass double bed. A stereo in the corner. The bathroom didnt have a bath, shower only and we knew that before hand. All brand new, and tiled. The room had central air, and was very comfortable. Breakfast was served in the basement kitchen which overlooked the garden. We had our pick from about 5 different loaves of fresh bread, yoghurt, cereal, coffee, fruit and fresh squeezed orange juice. The host is a very pleasent chap, Denis, a little slow at times but that may just be Montreal. In the herat of the Latin Quarter, close to St Denis where all the restaurants and pubs are, close to down town and about 1.5 blocks from the subway stop. $140 a night for both of us, a definite steal. Would defintely stay there again.