Hotels Near Camping Boréal in Mont Tremblant

The hotel is rustic but gets the job done. No frills, but great value for the price. Highlights were the gas fireplace, hot tub for après ski, and proximity to the gondola that takes you to the base of the mountain. You could be at the chair lift in 5 min from stepping out the door. Amenities were fairly sp****, beds just so-so, towels stiff, not enough outlets by the beds, no bar or restaurant at the hotel. But the drawbacks were overshadowed by the value and the location. You could stay at the Fairmont for twice the price, but you spend all your time on the mountain anyway, not in the hotel room. We parked in the heated parking garage under the hotel and didn’t use our car once. You can walk everywhere in the village within 5-10min. The skiing was fantastic, ski school for the kiddos was perfect, and if you order lift tickets ahead of time you can request that they deliver them directly to the hotel. Great trip, we’ll be back!

This hotel was perfectly located in the pedestrian village. Everything within a few minutes walk. Karoline at the front desk was super helpful with answering lots and lots of our questions and making recommendations. And what really stood out was that she would remember to ask about what we enjoyed….just super helpful and lovely to feel that we weren’t just another number in the hotel. We will definitely come back to this hotel.

It is a five-minute drive from Mont Tremblant Lake and there is a beautiful lake on the edge of the hotel. The old lady at the front desk is very good and the breakfast is good. The ideal place to stay.

My family of four (two adults and two teens) had a lovely stay here for five nights. Pros: - fantastic location--close to the top of the Cabriolet (1.5-minute gondola ride to and from top and bottom of pedestrian village) and the bottom of the Telecabine (covered, 10-minute gondola ride to and from the summit of mountain) - our one-bedroom was spacious and had so much storage space, including extra hooks on the wall to hang our parkas and snowpants - fully stocked kitchen for four people - missing amenities were only a phone call away (there were no linens or blankets for the sofa bed when we arrived to the room) - ski-in/ski-out privileges so convenient! Storage lockers are in the basement--we parked our car close to the locker room so we changed into and out of our ski boots from our trunk - locks available for lockers if needed. We brought our own Dudley locks; we easily stored four sets of skis and poles into two lockers - staying on site meant that we could access ski lifts one hour before the general public (7:45 instead of 8:30--but they unofficially start operating the Telecabine at 7:30) Cons: - very expensive and there were no deals during high season - hot tub and gym out of service due to Covid restrictions - there is only one set of elevators (two elevators) for the entire hotel so there could be a wait during busy times - no night skiing - very cold (but we were fine as we dressed in layers) - the Telecabine line can be over 30 minutes long after 11:00 am--take advantage of early access! - as well, the runs are over-crowded after 11:00--I was fearful of skiing into people or having people ski into me at all times. The runs first thing in the morning were absolutely lovely. - The hotel is situated halfway up a hill. The gondolas are at the top of that hill (steps away) and it can be VERY taxing walking up the rest of the hill with ski boots on while carrying all the ski gear to get to the Telecabine line. Instead, ski down the rest of the hill and take the Cabriolet up. The top of the Cabriolet is situated right across (and on flat land!) from the bottom of the Telecabine--we learned the hard way how much less taxing this way is!

I honestly don't even know where to begin and never leave reviews but I feel like whats going on inside this place needs to be made more known to the public. From the very beginning, the blonde old receptionist sent us to the wrong hotel room with all of our luggage - TWICE. After trying to break into some other poor families room in the middle of the night, we called her and not only did she not even care and made us luggage everything back, but she lectured us about where we parked our car. Which, by the way, doesn't even matter. Considering we paid for a full weekends parking in the hotels garage but the entire garage was full with no parking for us because ”people sneak in on busy weekends and towing says its too busy to enter the village today”- as per ”Remi”, the receptionist. The hotel refused to reimburse us for this because there were parking options on the other side of the village which is not what we paid for. ESPECIALLY with all the ski and snowboarding equipment. While I will say that the room was nice, I dont trust the bed either. I'm not sure if its a reaction to the detergent used for the sheets but I'd really like to believe that the reaction on my arm wasn't from bed bugs.. On check out when we raised all of our concerns to receptionist, ”Remi”, he interrupted us in the middle of our convection to say ”Please to stop talking” because a call was coming in and told us to ”please go to the side because its rude to keep people waiting on the phone”. As it wasn't rude to completely disacknowledge our entire conversation. Which went no where, we were told to just write an email to the hotel when we get home and given no reimbursement for the parking we never received. Worst stay of my life. They have some SERIOUS customer service and staff training issues they need to address.. after investing in a better garage security system and new bedding.

The location of the hotel is very convenient. The third floor can directly access the ski resort area, and there is a free place for storing skis! It may be that the snow season is relatively busy, and the hotel's sanitation work is very general, but the service attitude of the staff is still very good. There are free tickets for priority access to the snow park, ice skating and night snow parks. Finally, I would like to remind everyone that when booking an overseas hotel via Ctrip, you must get the zero bill when you leave the shop. Because you have had previous painful experience, this time you are especially careful. As expected, it is almost double-charged. Confirm at the front desk that the room charge has been deducted!

This is a lake view hotel, the location is very good, the room is large, the back of the mountain is water, the scenery is beautiful and pleasant. In the morning, I also saw a small deer foraging in front of the hotel. The maple leaves around the hotel are red, and the fallen leaves are colorful, which makes people linger. The hotel is not in the small town of Cuihu Villa, it is quiet in the middle of noisy. A three-minute walk across the road is the town of Cuihu Villa. There are food, drink and play. If you live in Cuihu Town for two days, you can live here one day and live in a hotel in the town one day. This kind of lake view and mountain view can be enjoyed. We enjoyed a French meal at the hotel. The oysters were small and not recommended. I asked for steamed salmon, but it was wrong to become other fish. The waiter was sorry and said that he could make a salmon again. We said no. As a result, the waiter gave us a free order for this dish, and we gave him an over-tip, everyone was happy. Overall, I am very satisfied with the service of this hotel!

Great location and amazing bourbon sours at the AXE bar. Bed was super comfy. However was very poor value for money. Booked King with ”view” on the Fairmont floor: Fairmont lounge was closed and room had only tiny window. Room was very dated and poorly kept up: curtains were ripped, bathroom hardware falling off, sink didn't drain well, multiple light bulbs out. Overall room was extremely dark and poorly laid out: had to squeeze by a chair to get to one side of bed. Enjoyed sitting in the bar, but didn't have enough comfortable lounging areas in the hotel common spaces to just read, relax.