Great 2 queen room for $110 a night through Expedia. Parking also great rate at $15. Room was plain but clean. Showing age however.... Problem with room..... carpet soaked from A/C leaking onto floor. Staff not surprised..... happens all the time in this hotel they said. Changed to "remodeled" newer room. Only change was room had hardwood floors. Problem with staff........ chambermaid knocked on our door at 8 am........... asked me if we were checking out..... I had a few words for her and shut the door ...... checkout was not until 11 am. Complained to front desk about this...... and they turned up their nose and said she does not know who has or hasn't checked out. Said I should have "do not disturb" sign on door. Funny, we were only booked in for one night so they knew we would be out in the morning. Outdoor pool was clean and well kept Location perfect for our needs....

I recently booked 3 rooms for my family and 2 other familes on one of those sites where you pay prior to finding out what hotel you end up in. Big mistake! To be fair the hotel was convienently located and some aspects of the hotel were ok. That's where it ends... I booked 3 "non smoking" rooms however one room reeked of smoke and we couldn't change the room. All rooms had badly stained carpets and chairs and my room actually had a section of buckled ceiling and chunks of wood missing out of the furniture. This place looked like a abused frat room. Not surprisingly both Fri / Sat night there was a lot of drunken yelling and slamming of doors all night to the point were one of the guests open his door and told them to %@&% keep it down. I did call the front desk at 2:30 am to see if someone could come up which they eventually did. Ironically earlier in the day the life guard at the pool told some kids not to yell too much because it might disturb the people in the rooms above (this was in the afternoon!!!!) Seems kids can't make noise during the day but it's alright for drunken patrons to yell and scream all night. Oh yes I did see a security guard in the lobby.......just wondering where we went at night?

I was in Montreal for a conference at the Sheraton, which was booked, so I looked for a less expensive place nearby. This hotel (a few hundred meters away) worked out fine. It's not elegant, but it was clean and comfortable. The location is great, as other reviewers have noted; just few blocks from dozens of restaurants and the Centre Bell. They have a computer in each room; it runs some service that allows internet access. It was hard to figure out, but once I got it to work, it was fine and I didn't bother to get out my laptop. The French keyboard took some getting used to, though! The staff was polite enough. Overall, I was happy with the hotel. At about half the price of the Sheraton, I don' t mind skipping a few amenities.

I've stayed at this Days Inn on 3 separate occasions (1/01, 8/01& 6/03)... For me the appeal of this place is the location... It's about a block away from the Centre Bell, and intersects with Ste-Catherine right in the heart of downtown. As far as the hotel is concerned, it's OK at best. Cheap priced, back then ('01-'03) it was only around $80 CAD (AAA rate) per night. The rooms were clean and big enough to fit 4 guys. (2 beds & floor space) The garage has enough room to move around in. The one down side that as stuck in my head over the years was the staff was a bit on the stuck up side, and they also had a guy posted in all the halls, "shhh-ing" you if you were talking at night... Not even loud, making noise type talking... But just simple conversation while walking down the hall got a "shhh" which really rubbed me the wrong way. All in all it's a 2 outta 5 hotel, but the good location bumps it up to a 3...