We stayed for one night and had to leave early in the morning. Before coming I emailed to ask if I could get breakfast the next day before the restaurant opened at 8am. The owner, Martin, was very accommodating and met us upon arrival (which was late, 9pm) to give us food and take away cups for coffee. He was extremely considerate and I was grateful for the coffee in the morning! I highly recommend this hotel.

There was so much to like about this property: the inn itself was absolutely charming, the staff was very friendly and helpful, the food was excellent, the room was impeccably clean and quiet, the water pressure in the shower was good, the bed linens were soft, the pillows were great, there was a bus stop for the free shuttle just beside the Inn, and the location was perfect to our needs.

The only downside to this property was that the mattresses were not very comfortable and definitely need upgrading. They were probably fine for an overnight stay, but we were there for a week.

The facilities were updated and clean even though the building was old. The bistro was an added bonus to have on site. The location was adjacent to the bicycle/walking path. Perfect for cyclists, though we were not. The location was away from the village which I hadn't expected as I thought it was in or very close to stores, eateries, etc. We chose to have the 4-course dinner and enjoyed having it on the porch and were well attended by the staff. Great staff welcomed us and we were able to have our room early to freshen up after a long drive.

Though we asked for a quiet room, we were given a room right on the road. We were told the road would get quiet but just enough cars would pass to disturb sleep until 12-1 AM

I like the location and the place is simple and clean. However, the room that we stayed in was stuffy and I needed to open the windows, so that air could circulate in the room. The morning breakfast is good and healthy. The morning staff is courteous and kind.

We arrived late at night, and a little tired from 5hrs drive. The main door was closed and I rang the doorbell. Another guest opened the door for me, however, the staff that night was a bit rude and stopped the guest. He said that they shouldn't open the door to someone and I should know what was the assigned PIN to open the door. The guest said sorry but still this staff was still talking about the situation. He also added that it was in the instructions of the hotel, I said that I didn't read any emails regarding that. What I knew was that I be using it in the room and not at the main door. The hotel should be re-checking the said emails of instructions again.

This is our go-to spot every time we visit Tremblant: right on the Petit Train Du Nord for cross country skiing or cycling, close to all the restaurants in town, and perfect for a day of downhill. Super comfy and cozy inside, with great apres ski snacks and drinks, and a delicious included breakfast. We enjoyed the outdoor hot tub this time around, and staff were very helpful trying to find an item that I thought I left behind. All for a reasonable price. Thank you! We'll be back again.

We only stayed for one night as Mont Tremblant had been recommended to us as a side trip on our drive back from Ottawa to Montreal. The accommodation was great and we had a delicious cooked breakfast. Our host was friendly and knowledgeable and recommended a good restaurant, St George Grill, a short walk away. He also gave us some ideas for stop offs on the drive back to Montreal. The treewalk, Sentier des Cimes, is well worth a visit and the small town of St Sauveur des Moths was a good stopping point. The old town has some nice shops and restaurants and we also passed some factory outlets on the outskirts.

The air conditioner worked well but was quite noisy and we had a room with a window on to the main road so there was some traffic noise, however, the road wasn't busy during the night. It would have been good if the rooms had a kettle or there was tea and coffee making facilities at the downstairs coffee station when the cafe was closed. For anyone not familiar with this area there is Mont Tremblant town where the Inn is situated, further up the road there is Mont Tremblant village on the side of a small lake and higher up is Mont Tremblant Resort where the ski resort and chairlifts are. All are worth a visit.

The breakfast was wonderful! Freshly cooked and very healthy. The hotel is right next to the 200 km Petit Train du Nord paved bike path. The staff were excellent! This is a nice quiet place.

The only thing that was a bit difficult was that the sink had virtually no counter space at all, so no place to put your things.

I wished I had more time to stay but regardless though, it was a lovely place, the staff is friendly, and the breakfast hit the spot. Make sure you monitor your emails, everything you need to know are in these emails including the self-check-in, it makes the entire stay totally seamless. Will be back again for a longer stay in Mont Tremblant.

Fantastic breakfast. Room were nicely updated.

Took a while for air conditioner to cool the room (too small). Although room was really clean, forgot the night table where hair was discovered and dirty kleenex was left behind. This was probably just forgotten. Love the early ckeckin and late checkout compared to others.

Nice bed and breakfast in Mont Tremblant area. The breakfast good and the manager was very nice. The location is right along the 82 km of Parc Linear - the very popular ski/bike route. It is, however, about 10 minutes drive away from Mont Tremblant resort itself.

The rooms were small. We were coming to Laurentians for over 40 years, and in the past A/C was not an issue. But Climate Change ! This time there was a heat wave - over 90F, 32C during the day and hot at night. The A/C was old, no temp setting (only levels 1 thru 9), so it was hard to set a good temp overnight.