Modern feeling of the hotel. Travelodge are pretty much standard... old... ish feeling. This location has a more modern feel overall. Location is good, around 700 meters away from Place D' Arms. Breakfast room is really good. You are steps away from Desjardins Complex - that has a grocery store, Dollarama, Winners, Pharmacy and a Food Court.

Our check-in time was not observed. We had to wait past the check-in time. Staff was very friendly and apologetic though. I wish the location had scrambled eggs or sausage as I have seen in other Travelodge in ON. The options for breakfast were very good, but for a celiac you are stuck with hardboiled egg and a fruit.

Very central, most attractions and sights in walking distance. Room very clean, spacious, comfy bed. Room service came every day. Hotel was quiet during the night. Very pleasant stay and worth the stay. Friendly staff, check-in and check-out within minutes.

Breakfast I found below average and was disappointed. Plastics knives and forks and too much plastic used. Not much variety. Melon and pineapple slices were the only fresh fruit. No cheese or cold meat offered as I would expect for a continental breakfast. No warm food offered or hot milk for coffee. Only filter coffee and hot water was offered in big canisters. Eggs were very hard boiled. Croissants were tasty. Rubbish bins too close to where the food was placed.

The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was very clean, and the continental breakfast was very good, especially the croissants.

There is no hanging space for dresses or longer clothes. We were unaware that if you didn't hang a "do not disturb" sign on your door, the staff would knock on it at 8am, and if you don't answer straight away, they will enter your room. Quite alarming.

The property was fine, decent location.

No parking. Had to park a couple Blocks away. Not a huge deal but a bit of an inconvenience as it was pouring rain the day we left and the area we parked at was a little sketchy at night. Also the pricing was different from what I booked online vs what i paid at the hotel by about $50.

The location is unbeatable, close to everything and just one block from Place des Arts, where the Jazz Festival is held. Breakfast was good I appreciated that, although it was continental, the food wasn’t served cold, there were freshly boiled eggs and warm pastries.

I didn’t really like the breakfast setup. The buffet table is in the center, but everyone always ends up on the same side, which makes the area feel cramped. People crowd around the toasters and plates while others are trying to serve themselves food. For some reason, the other side of the table isn’t used at all. Maybe adding another pair of tongs and encouraging guests to use both sides would make things flow more smoothly.

The hotel was very clean, great room service. I had a double room with one large bed. So for one person there was definitely enough space. Friendly personnel. I felt that everything I expect from a hotel was there (Just the food options at breakfast were a bit limited).

Breakfast options were limited. There are some fruits, but I would have liked more fresh fruit options. The hotel signs at the exterior and the floor at the main hotel entrance door are broken. That didn't bother me, but I think that should get fixed because it makes for a bad first impression.

Clean and comfortable, in a very convenient location. The breakfast was plentiful and tasty. The croissants were AMAZING. Also the people attending to the breakfast room were very helpful and friendly. All the staff were.

I have no complaints about the parking, but it should have been explained better. On-site parking fills up fast, but there is overflow parking at the complex quite close by. This is a normal situation right in a city center, but I was not told about pricing, or time limits, or really anything...just given a map to the other parking lot. Again, the arrangement was fine, but communication should have been clearer.

The location is great if you want to be close to everything. Around the corner you're in the heart of Chinatown. Rue St Catharine is parallel to Rene Levesque Blvd so you walk up a couple blocks north on St Laurent and you're right there or head south on St Laurent to get to old Port. The shopping complex is within walking distance (3min walk). The room was small but the bed was comfortable at least.

Parking is limited on site. First come first serve. It costs 35/day but we were told to park at complex Desjardins 24/day. Short walk to the hotel. Recommend dropping off your luggage and check in to your room, park and come back so you're not lugging your stuff back on the walk and you can choose to explore the area. A little inconvenient but in the end, it worked out.

The room was fine, comfortable for its purpose (attending the conference, thus spending only a limited time in the room). The location was excellent as I realized: just five minutes to the Congress Center and close (walking distance) to the city center and important attractions. The hotel is easily accessible by the airport connecting bus, just about twenty or so meters from the bus stop. I would also mention the high quality of the shower cabin: no leakage through the door at all (which often happens in other hotels, even rather expensive).

The breakfast was in general fine but a bit too sweet for me. I normally prefer food without sugar. Adding something like, e.g., cheese to the breakfast menu could be an option.

The basic double room was decent and comfortable for one person. Housekeeping kindly allowed me to keep the iron and ironing board throughout my stay, which was very helpful since my suit and shirts got wrinkled during transport. The location was conveniently close to the Palais des Congrès de Montréal, the venue for my conference. It was easy to walk back and forth, with the added bonus of passing through Chinatown along the way. Overall, it was great value for money and perfect for a fuss-free stay.

The breakfast spread was quite limited: only croissants, pain au chocolat, boiled eggs, sliced fruit, yogurt, and cereals every single day. I stayed for seven nights, and there was no variation, which made it not very filling. Some improvement in this area would go a long way in satisfying customers. The lighting inside the room was poor, with basically just two bedside white lamps. It was hard to work in that lighting and difficult to sleep with the searing whiteness. It would be great to have yellow room lights for sleeping as well. Additionally, the location is far from any public transport.