Hotels Near Parc Émilio-Iacurto in Montreal

Affordable, high speed nearby. After living in a poor and expensive hotel the day before, in contrast, it is cheap and good. Only the two rooms I have set are 27 flat. This room is obviously much smaller, and the heating only air conditioner is not like the heating of another room. The air conditioner sounds really loud, and it will start for a while.

Not bad for the price Recommended Room was clean , bathroom faucets not that great

the hotel dose not have any amenities. no good tv and no water (bottle of water) to drink.

My experience at the Hotel Montreal was absolutely awful. From the useless staff that could careless that you have small children and the keycards NEVER work I had to have my keycard replaced 2x a day while there. The response from hotel staff is what would you like me to do the cards are sensitive? Checking in I was given the wrong room number because it was written down incorrectly, then got to the room to find the beds don’t come with fitted sheets so your essentially sleeping in a sheet and then the mattress which I thought was unhygienic so I asked for more sheets. The house keeper came and had his hands all over my sheets that I’m suppose to sleep on? The worst experience and the dirtiest hotel I have ever stayed at ever! I have pictures that most of the bed sheets and pillow sheets have some sort of stain on them. The automatic entrance doors don’t always work so you have to pry them open not to mention when the hotel has parties you basically don’t sleep because you can hear all the commotion. The walls are paper thin you can hear the plumbing from other rooms. Our first night there was an alarm that was never reset and my entire family woke up at 12:00am. This was the most disgusting hotel I have ever stayed at and will never stay again and don’t recommend staying here if you care about quality and cleanliness.

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!

My wife and I drove to Montreal to visit our son on 5/28/23 and 5/29/23. We made a two night reservation at the Hotel St. Thomas. I asked one of the staff members whether the Valet Parking that they offer was safe and secure as we felt that it would be logistically easier for us than parking at the recommended lot near our son’s condo. I was assured that it was “safe and secure” and monitored by video surveillance, so we decided to utilize the valet service. On the morning of 5/30/23, I requested that my car be brought around to the front at 8:00am (we had a long drive back to our home in Baltimore, MD, USA). My car did not arrive at 8:00am, so at about 8:20am, I asked the person at the desk about the delay. She told me that “your car has been stolen”. Needless to say, we were in shock. We called the police and after a short time a very nice officer arrived and filed a report. He also explained that car theft is a terrible problem in Montreal. He explained that the thieves are very sophisticated and that they target US cars which they steal and take to the nearby port for quick shipment abroad. We called Lexus to have them try to trace the car to no avail (the officer said that the first thing that the thieves do is to disable the tracking system). We then walked around to the allegedly “safe and secure” parking lot to see it first-hand. It’s open air with very easy access. We immediately called our insurance company (Geico) to file a claim. We then had to figure out how to get home. We tried the airlines, but the few flights that were available were outrageously expensive. We then tried rental cars, but there were none available at any of the rental car companies that could be picked up in Montreal and dropped off in the US. We finally found an Uber driver who was willing to drive us to the Burlington, VT airport where we could rent a car from Budget for our drive back to Baltimore. Geico does not cover the cost of a rental car until 48 hours after the event is reported so we had to personally pay for the rental car to get us back to Baltimore, the above mentioned Uber ride, the approximately $1,822 of personal items in the car, and the $250 insurance deductible. After we returned home, I called the hotel’s owner to ask about the video footage of the parking lot. He said that they saw nothing on the video (makes me suspicious regarding whether there really is video surveillance) and to request reimbursement for our out-of-pocket costs resulting from the theft of our car while it was under their custody and care. Honestly, the hotel surely knew of the problem of car thefts in Montreal and should have warned us and forgone the $35 parking fee. If they had, we would have used the other parking facility recommended by our son. The owner passed me off to the hotel administrative staff. I sent the staff an email, and they replied with an offer to reimburse us for the Uber ride ($275.71) and a 15% discount on our stay ($90.08). In summary, our out-of-

The location of this establishment was great, you were within a very short drive/walk to the old downtown of Montreal. The place itself I would classify it as a high class motel rather than an hotel in my opinion. The two queen beds we had were great and clean and so was the washroom. The room could have been tidied up a bit more but overall was okay. The hotel does not have room service. Breakfast was included for our stay and it was your standard breakfast, but it was good and you could not go wrong with it. The parking lot unfortunately was very costly, $46 per night and the space was super tight, if you are driving a minivan or a truck, you will definitely have a harder time parking. Overall it's a decent place, if location is all that matters and you are willing to sacrifice a little bit on the service then this place is good for you.

This is my second time staying at this hotel. My first-time experience was fantastic, great location and very convenient, surrounded by restaurants and stores, nearby metro station, walking distance to hospital. The room ”looks” clean and tidy on the first sight. All the great things aside, the second stay was the most horrifying night I have ever stayed in a hotel. BED BUGS！！！！ Unbelievable bed bugs were literally crawling on my bed. In the middle of the night, we had to change our rooms and couldn't sleep with the fear of getting bitten. Highly recommended if not the bed bugs.

Booked in for 5 nights B and B only told at reception check in that breakfast service had been stopped and told there would be a refund of 11 dollars per person at check out. Rather disappointed with this as we picked the hotel because it served a breakfast. Not sure where you can find a breakfast for 11 dollars locally The hotel bar...no one mentioned it at check in...had reduced hours from 5 to 8 pm. Why?? The hotel uses the term downtown in its name. This I found misleading as it is some distance from the heart of old Montreal. The area the hotel is in is pretty run down with many individuals sleeping rough and a real feeling of destitution. One incident was particularly unpleasant. We purchased a bottle of wine and clarified with reception that it could be drunk in the lounge area...they even gave us cups to use. We had assumed there was no hotel bar. A manager later approached us to ask us rather brusquey to stop drinking. An unpleasant exchanged occurred and we left. Bad treatment for guests in a 4 star hotel. That aside the rooms bathrooms beds and pillows are v good as are reception staff. Rooms have no dressing gown or slippers...how do you get to the pool. Overall well not return. In my opinion it's a 3 star hotel in a poor location.

I'm a low maintenance traveller so my experience is probably going to be appreciated by people more like myself. The first thing I liked about this hotel was that it had a kitchen, which was great for eating leftovers or cooking cheap ramen. The second thing was the location was also great as it was walking distance to Saint Denis Street and St Catherine Street which comprises of many restaurants and bars. Both streets are also closed to vehicle traffic making them fully pedestrian-friendly. There's also grocery stores and banks. The hotel was also located perfectly next to a major subway station called Berri-UQAM where three lines converge, including the yellow line which goes directly to St. Helen's Island. The airport bus route 747 also stops at this major hub too which was perfect for me. The one con I did have was that the air conditioning is very loud. I personally don't use AC but my friend needed it, and it kept me up at night, so if you're the type of person that is a light sleeper that needs a colder room, bring ear plugs. It is an older hotel, but I honestly found it completely fine. I'm not sure if it's because I tend to seek lower-cost accommodations but this hotel didn't seem that old to me at all.