Hotels Near Maison Pitfield in Montreal

There isn't anything near here except for the airport but it was nice being close to the airport for a good night's rest before flying out. The hotel would also be good for a business trip if you have to stay in the area and have a car. It does take about 20 to 30 minutes to get to the city from this hotel. The check in was quick and the hotel smells and looks clean. The room we stayed in needed a little help as the toilet paper holder was missing it's bar, the mini fridge was missing and the screw holes were quite visible and the some towels were quite frayed and in need of some replacement. The pool and hot tub were at a good temperature and there was lots of natural light in the area. There is a bathroom nearby which you can change in and the hotels are in the pool area. The TVs are pretty new but we couldn't find anything to watch so I would recommend bringing your own HDMI adapter. The hotel could do a better job for changeover of hotel rooms as the clocks showed the wrong time and the one went off unexpectedly at 6 am. There are better options in the city but if you are just going through Montreal or need a place near the airport this is a decent option for that and there is lots of parking.

🚗 Transportation: The hotel does not provide a shuttle to the airport, you have to take a taxi 🧹 Hygiene: Good 🍃 Environment: Good 🔔Service: We arrived late, and there was only one person at the front desk. It happened that the guests in front had some special circumstances to deal with, so he was a little busy to check-in and waited for a long time. The overall service is good

The hotel environment is really good, the front desk staff service is also good, I will consider staying in Montreal in the future, but there is no free hotel charter to the airport during the epidemic, and finally I took a taxi to spend more than 20 dollars

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.

Well considering this has only been open 7months I am surprised at the poor workmanship. The door to our room let in a beacon of light, it was so poorly fitted. The carpet was lifting, the toilet roll holder was installed wrongly so the toilet roll falls off. A panel above the bed was not painted, the desk under the tv was bubbling and lifting. The service was poor, the breakfast included in our package was kosher, it was not a great selection, cold boiled eggs, cold poached egg, dairy free yoghurt. Cereal was a good selection but no bowls to eat it out of, there was metal knives and spoons but no forks. Our second day we went down and it was closed with no notification thankfully the the hotel accommodated us into the bistro, which is amazing food and questionable service depending on who is on. On our final day a Saturday, it was open, but no electricity as it’s a day of rest. So no toast no coffee, wow again thankfully the reception supervisor accommodated us over the road at the Marriott residence inn. Only one lift worked the whole time we were there. And outside the lift the luggage trolleys sat blocking the route for 2 full days. Housekeeping …. It didn’t come around one day until 5pm and then when we said can you come back in 10minutes as we are going out then. We had already gotten towels brought up from the reception. The housekeeper stood in our door with her foot holding the door open with her arms crossed. Needless to say we grabbed our stuff and left imminently as we felt pressured. On our final day they didn’t come at all. We got back at 1600 and they hadn’t been so granted we put out do not disturb sign out. It’s not all bad… the rooms are very spacious, the shower is huge with complimentary shampoo, conditioner and body wash that’s attached to the wall. The curtains are so thick and completely blockout. The TV displayed a welcome note, and we had a single bottle of water and nature valley bar. One between 2 of us…. The rooms are very tech savvy. With electric panels as you walk in and on one side of the bed. The hotel is really close to the Napur metro station, only 6 minute walking, and very cheap, plus fast to get to anywhere. We were staying in zone A throughout our stay, so bought a 3 day pass for $21.25 which was ideal. Also this was our honeymoon and we had made them aware, they didn’t do anything, we weren’t asking for much, but a drinks voucher or a bottle of something would have made all the difference. We married in a UK Marriott and all they did was love heart petals and a bottle of Prosecco, a small gesture makes all the difference.

I was catching a flight in Montreal, and it was more than 20 minutes' drive from the airport, which was quite convenient. The hotel is close to the highway, and the parking lot is under the bridge, which is not very convenient. The hotel room is spacious and clean!

The surrounding environment is generally good. The road conditions are not very good. Parking is convenient. There are special people to help you. The hotel environment is good. The inside is very good. The facilities are very new.

Very good hotel, breakfast is also very good, very enjoy the hotel's service. There are many historic buildings on the street, and it is very convenient to travel. It is a very pleasant trip.

Very nice lobby and friendly front desk staff. The location is both a positive and a negative - it's so central to McGill University, shopping, restaurants, etc, but my room was facing the main street and it was extremely noisy at all hours of the night and day! There was construction going on across the street that continued up until midnight and then started again around 5-6 am! I'm so glad I had earplugs but still! I asked to be moved, but the front desk staff said there were no free rooms available. I think the least that they could have done was provide a discount for rooms facing the street, because it was extremely loud at all hours. The bed was very comfortable, as were the pillows, and were it not for the noise, it would have been an extremely comfortable stay. The room was quite large, and included a mini fridge and coffee maker. What I don't understand about this hotel room (not sure they are all the same) is that they had blackout curtains but only for half of the window! It was impossible to close them all the way because the curtain rod was split into two non-joining pieces! Why in the world would anyone have blackout curtains that could not be closed, thus defeating their entire purpose? We were in fact worried about people from adjacent buildings being able to see into our rooms at night, because while there was a sheer curtain that covered the whole window, it was physically impossible to close our curtains! The reason I gave three stars instead of more was due to the noise and the lack of curtains - otherwise, it would have been a 5 star stay.

This hotel is considered to be decorated in North America with great care. The suite I ordered was very worthwhile. I ordered the decoration. After I came back, I didn't think about that city but this hotel! During the epidemic, hotels are stricter on wearing masks and temperature checks