Pooh and I stayed here for two nights on our way to Montreal. I have to say out off all the Comfort…read moreInns in Québec this one, by far, is the best. Breakfast is included and it's decent: toast, scrambled eggs and sausage plus coffee/tea, yogurt, waffles and cereal - buffet style. The room itself was nice, the bed was comfortable and the bathroom was clean with good water pressure. The room had a king bed, sofa, work station, mini fridge and microwave. What we were not happy with was that we asked for a quiet room and we are next to a construction site-I mean literally we open our curtains and its right there staring at us Also in the bathroom we could see old holes and cracks in the wall. That wasn't a deal breaker but the construction site very is disappointing

I stayed at this comfort inn for 2 nights this past week on my trip to Montreal. Last trip I stayed…read moreat their horrible location by the airport so I had low expectations coming here. Luckily I was wrong. On the outside the hotel looks like nothing to write home about but the inside is nicely done. We checked in pretty late and there were two young men working at the desk and had us checked in in minutes. Both spoke English well. He knew we booked our room with free points but did not skimp and give us a trashy room. We got exactly the room we had reserved, top floor corner with double beds. Most importantly, they listened to my request and did not spray the room with air freshener. Our room was a decent size. The TV worked well and the room did not smell like smoke, thankfully. It was quiet for the most part but late at night we could hear one of the neighbors TV loudly. My biggest complaint would be the shower. The pressure was extremely low and made it hard to rinse my hair. What impressed me the most was the complimentary breakfast. They had make your own waffles just like we have in the states and they came in original and blueberry flavors. Their breakfast was one of the better hotel breakfasts I've had. Other items included oatmeal, cereal (fruit loops, Rice Krispies, raisin bran) bread, peanut butter and jelly, yogurt, etc. the room was nicely done and the lady who worked their stocked up finished items in a timely fashion. On a weekday the breakfast ran until 9:30am. A few things you should beware of: the first floor rooms all have a patio door. This means you can walk directly from your car to your room. Personally, it would make me feel scared for my safety but some may like it. There are no elevators and the hotel employees did not offer to help us with our many bags. They allow dogs for an extra $25 per stay. The hotel is located about 25 minutes outside of Montreal and we did hit some traffic from the construction going in and out of the city. It's located near a ton of chain stores, grocery stores and food establishments. Mall Champlain is a few minutes away from the hotel. I did not feel unsafe in the neighborhood. I liked the hotel and would not hesitate to stay there again next tim I go to Montreal.

Stayed here while traveling for work!…read more Newer, clean, and very modern! Room was ready on time, staff were helpful, and the biggest perk was free, covered parking. Bed was very comfy and the bathroom was spacious and updated. Located in a shopping-heavy area, there's plenty around to eat and drink! There's an elevated pizza restaurant in the lobby if you need food without leaving the space!

My first time staying in Brossard instead of Montreal Downtown and wow -- I genuinely loved it!…read more The location couldn't be better: right next to Dix30 and literally steps from the REM station, so getting to Centrale Station was fast and effortless. And the free underground in‑and‑out parking? Such a perk. The room felt fantastic -- spacious, reasonably priced, and so fresh and new. Everything was clean, modern, and super comfortable. It honestly exceeded my expectations. I had a great stay, and I'm already looking forward to coming back.

We wanted to spend as little on accommodation without compromising minimum essentials as possible,…read moreand this family operated motel fit the bill on our first visit to MTL. As adequate and pleasant as the multi-might stay was, some things must be mentioned which should be improved and prevented regardless of whether we will ever return: - There was no "do not disturb" sign available, so room service did basic housekeeping every day we were there, which we generally do not want. To make matters worse, they must have tossed our entire snack box of recently bought cookies, chips, and cups because they were there one morning and nowhere to be found that same evening upon our return. - The bulb on one side of the headboard burnt out, so we removed the bulb and asked front desk for replacement, but at the time of checkout 5 days later, it still had not been addressed. - The A/C was ancient and hard to work with for optimal, comfortable temp in the room. In fact, I woke up in the middle of the night one morning shivering, and most other times or was difficult to get the room temp down. On the other hand, we appreciated the quietness although I'm sure the noise from the A/C played a big part. The room was well appointed with everything we need for sleep and recovery, and for once the tp want like a sandpaper. Plus, I always have a soft spot for family businesses (which I assume this is). I hope they continue to improve and do well.

Absolutely ridiculous. We booked 3 rooms for the whole family. Out of the 3 rooms, the room that I…read morehad with some of my family members were ridiculous. We came in the room and it smelt disgusting but we just let it slide and sprayed perfume everywhere. Few hours later, we found dirty and moulded food in the drawers. We complained to the reception and just said they'll be reporting the incident. Hours later, a family member wanted to hop in the bed and opened the sheets to see there were stains and the bed was soaked. Although, they finally offered us a new room, which was better than sleeping in the other. The receptionist did much as possible to help but although I wouldn't recommend if you want a clean room w/o troubles!.

I love to eat on the waterfront. There is plenty of water around Montreal but not so much good…read morerestaurants right on the water. This place is half an hour out of town but the site is extraordinary. It is one of my favorite spot anywhere. Great food, outstanding service. They have an unbelievable prix fixe menu, changing every month. Not a cheap place for sure, but the place to go for memorable moments!

This hotel is a hidden gem on the outskirts of Montreal. My wife and I loved every bit of our stay…read moreas she celebrated her birthday. The facility was recently remodeled and is in excellent condition. The room was well decorated and the bed was comfortable. The river view from our room was amazing. The staff at the hotel was friendly and professional. The restaurant that attached to the hotel was excellent.

Truly dog-friendly hotel with very personable and responsible staff. We travel with 3 dogs, so…read morefinding a nice hotel that doesn't charge an outlandish amount for a pet fee is golden! Not only that, but because 2 of our 3 dogs are certified therapy dogs, they waived the pet fee. We also had 2 stainless steel dog bowls in the room and a nice dog bed. How great is that? Room was very nice with a mini fridge, small desk and a very strange chair in the corner. It may have looked cool, but I tried it but it was hardly comfortable! The dogs used it for looking out the windows. The bathroom was spacious with a wooden spa bench for getting dressed, plus plenty of high quality towels. Bonus points for a make up mirror! The lounge is a mix of comfortable chairs/couches and nice for a glass of wine. The front desk will happily make you a latte and there are a selection of menu items for a light breakfast or lunch. While there are no microwaves in the room, you can use the one in the lobby. Free parking was also a huge reason to stay in Broussard vs. Montreal. There were plenty of stores/restaurants within walking distance. For the dogs, there is a section of grass & trees directly to the right of the entrance, along with a poop bag dispenser. The location is very convenient to get to downtown Montreal by going over a nearby bridge. All in all, a very pleasant and stress free stay.

Really enjoyed this place. Came for work related business and picked this hotel to stay in. Area…read morearound the hotel was nice and restaurants were within walking distance. Staff were very polite and professional. Was only about 20 minutes from the airport. Would definitely recommend this place. I am a huge hot shower type of guy and the shower didn't disappoint, it was very hot. AC was nice and cold as well. A little pricey and security deposit is high as well.

Everything is good the pool and the room is great. Except the breakfast it is one of the worst…read morebreakfast I have ever had. The food is always cold there is only orange juice and the tea tastes like water with food coloring. Please if you wanna book a hotel pick this one but save your self some money and don't get included breakfast.

I stayed here for my first ever trip to Montreal. The rooms…read morewere clean but the carpeting could use a little shampooing. The room I stayed in was a little musty which I think was because of the carpeting. The ac worked well, the bed was comfortable, nice hot water in the shower, the complementary breakfast was decent, and the staff seemed pretty friendly. They have an indoor pool as well that my boyfriend and I went in that looked well maintained. I'd most likely stay here again.

Authentic Cantonese banquet, with fancy place setting to impress discerning guests. And it's not…read morejust about looks. The fresh seafood tasted great.

Since we were in Montreal, we wanted to try some local dim sum. Imperial was on our way back to the…read morestates so we came here. It is located in a shopping center with decent parking. This restaurant is huge. It looks like it can accommodate 300 people for a wedding banquet and there were private rooms as well. Lovely decor. Impressed there is a waiting area with bench seating while you wait for a table during busy times. We were there Sunday morning and we lucked out. We sat in our seats for a bit, noticed the women with push carts. We waited a bit for our tea. and waited some more. I realized no one was coming, looked at the ticket on the table with the QR code and scanned it. Ahhhh! The menu appears and you can place the order. Oh, the push carts are for delivering your order. We ordered quite a bit of dim sum and a bowl of congee (which served 4). It was delicious! We'll have to make a return trip for family style dishes. Nice to find a place in the Montreal suburbs.

Amazing airport super modern and beautiful some of the best food options in a airport would fly…read morehere again and Porter the main airline here just perfect free snacks and drinks comfy seats nice workers you have to fly Porter if you go to Montreal it's worth it

So the airport itself is very beautiful and it is brand new. It is small as one larger terminal…read morewith lots of check-ins for airlines that don't exist yet and then when you land, it's not like you can just jump on a bus or a shuttle to get to the metro you have to take the bus and then you have to pay cash and if you have an opus card, you can't go to the Chrono app and just add a fair you have to have cash but there's no ATM here and even if you did, it probably gives you 20s and you can't get change so you're forced to take an Uber or a Lyft if you're not prepared to do so which I wasn't so I ended up having to pay about 30 bucks to get home