Hilton Garden Inn Hotels in Montreal

It’s a little pricey for what you’re getting. If you don’t care if you’re in a Hilton or Marriott or want a swimming pool, we’d recommend staying closer to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts or Centre Bell as that’s where there are a ton of really good restaurants so dinner is easier to find. If you want to stay in a known hotel chain, there is a Holiday Inn and Comfort Inn in this area. Pros - complimentary continental breakfast for Diamond members - on site parking and there is an elevator that takes you to the lobby - swimming pool/gym floor has 2 nice outdoor balconies with view - spacious room - mini frig and microwave in the room (no need to request and no extra charge) - decently centrally located – kind of halfway between most of the major sights. Cons - hot tub broke the 2nd night - other guests were rude and loud especially at the pool - ice machines were broken on 3 consecutive floors (2 of them put the broken sign on the machine inside the room) - no view from room window - breakfast was pricey and not fully complimentary as stated on confirmation but instead a credit for C$36 per day or $C$18 per person per day (credit cannot be saved and carried over); if you use it wisely and just get that amount worth of food/coffee you should be ok because then it’s just a tip. If you aren’t wise, then you’re at the mercy of your waiter. Different staff treat the charges differently – one charged us C$64.68 (after the credit and before taxes) for breakfast for 4: one C$25.95 buffet, one C$16 two egg platter, 2 small chocolate croissants and some fruit, and oatmeal with bacon. When we asked for some fruit, the waitress offered a fruit platter – we didn’t know any better so we said ok and got a huge platter full of unripe melon. So we paid less for a huge dim sum than we did for an ok breakfast. -C$34.99 + taxes per day for on site parking which can be challenging. You first pull into a teeny drive in area and have to check in before you can get access to the parking lot. The parking spaces are very small and the driving lane turns are super tight. For C$387 a night at Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Centre-Ville, we’re going to try the DoubleTree by Hilton in Montreal before we stay here again.

This hotel was centrally located and the lobby was beautiful! Before I arrived, I noticed that my reserved suite was not what I expected. I was told by the booking agent ( 800 number) the suite was like Embassy Suites. Looking at the hotel pictures, I realized it was one open suite with double beds & sofa bed, without any bedroom door for privacy. Traveling with 2 teenaged girls, we needed that! I called the front desk before we arrived and spoke to Anastasia and the problem was fixed by transferring us to a bedroom suite, instead of a suite! From the moment we checked in to checkout, it was a wonderful experience. Private underground well lit parking was provided. The living room area was on the small size, with the only entry to the bathroom being through the bedroom. There was a full sized refrigerator, with A two-eyed electric stove and a table with 4 chairs and a sofa bed. The complimentary breakfast each morning was good, with a variety of options and plenty of seats. There were 2 restaurants on-site, but we ate other meals off site.

Because of the epidemic, Canada has closed its borders, so I can only go through the border one day in advance and check into the hotel to prepare for the next day's flight. The hotel’s service is attentive, the room has been allocated when you arrive one hour after booking