La Loggia was a wonderful B&B with fantastic hosts, quiet neighbors, and great location!…read more My travel partner and I stayed here for seven days and loved every one of them. We stayed in one of the rooms on the lower floor, and our room had an almost direct walkout to the small garden/terrace where breakfast was served every day. The bed was large and comfortable (and was able to be separated into two twins if you had a platonic traveling partner). The shower was shared with only one other room, but there were never any problems there! We had easy access to towels, the refrigerator, the microwave, and even some snacks that were left out for everyone to enjoy! Having the regfrigerator helped us save a lot of money and time on our tours, as we packed our own lunches with fresh ingredients and ate on the bus between activities. This way we wouldn't have to waste one of our two hours of free time on our tours in Ottawa or Quebec City to eat. Our room was nicely decorated and had original art on the walls. There were delicious chocolates in the room too, as well as water glasses and extra towels. Our hosts were very helpful and had maps and literature about the city/activities/museums set out for everyone to use. They even called our cab for us when we needed to leave for the airport! La Loggia was right in the heart of the village and was in easy walking distance to MANY great shops and restaurants. All in all, our stay here was top notch and we will be staying at the same place when back in Montreal!

I read a lot of great reviews of La Loggia Art & Breakfast, and so my wife and I stayed the weekend…read moreof June 3rd. Location You can't argue with the location. My wife and I walked to a lot of places, and the metro wasn't to far away. It is in (or near) boys town (lots of adult stores around), so that part made it not so family friendly. Food It is a bed and breakfast, so lets start with the breakfast. After touring Ireland and staying in several bed and breakfasts, I was a little disappointed. Basically it is a continental breakfast with bread and boiled eggs. So yeah, I wasn't impressed. I would of liked more "montreal" breads and in-season fruit. Bed It is a superfirm bed (Garden Room) and we didn't sleep that well. We have a pillow top at home and we weren't used to this type of bed. Service You can't fault the service, it was great. I felt that they were a little "distant" from us - but they gave us privacy, and did invite us up to the apartment on Sunday before we left (to have breakfast).

100+ year-old building with a small number of rooms in an active, vibrant section of Montreal. I…read morehad a top floor large suite with a bedroom, bathroom, sitting room, and back terrace. Very clean, and quiet after the dinner hour. The host was very friendly; interested in my well-being and what I planned to do in Montreal. Rooms were cleaned every day in the early afternoon.

DO NOT STAY HERE! This place scammed me big time! I have…read morebeen here for two nights and what the ad does not tell you is it backs onto a Mexican Restaurant, which BLASTS music into your room from 11am until 11pm. I spent $900 for a quiet place to work for the week and It was a complete waste. This is on top of them doing a two hour fire drill at 9am on a Monday morning without someone contacting me directly to notify me (or anyone). I will never stay here again and you should not either.

I adore Casa Bianca! Facing the parc, it's Mont Royal room, which I've had the pleasure of staying…read morein twice, has a comfortable bed, a claw foot bathtub that resides in an open nook, and bay windows that hug a little seating area where you can stare out at the parc. Breakfast is included, and is an informal, made to order, affair. The kitchen is vegetarian, so don't expect bacon. But the scrambled eggs are better than I can make at home and the company is delightful. You can bring take away here and eat at the big dining table, or cook dinner, just be respectful of their no-meat kitchen. While mont royal is my favourite room I've had the chance to sneak a look at almost all of the other rooms and each has its own unique charm. It's an old house, so expect creaks, and walk lightly. See you again soon!

Stayed here for our honeymoon - we definitely chose the right place for us! A beautiful old home…read morewith gorgeous (if very squeaky) wood floors and great architectural detail, but with lots of white paint and minimalist furnishings to keep the feel modern. It reminded us of home since we live in New Orleans, yet felt just more luxurious. The Marie-Anne suite downstairs is particularly wonderful. We were lucky to receive an upgrade for our first 2 nights and stayed there before moving into the small upstairs room that we had booked (the St. Laurent) for the remainder of our stay. The claw foot tubs in both rooms were great for relaxing after long days exploring the city on foot!! Breakfast was a delight: fresh fruit & croissants, yogurt & granola, delicious juices, even eggs cooked perfectly to order. That definitely exceeded our expectations for what would be available in the mornings.. The location is another of Casa Bianca's best aspects. It faces the park of course, and then it's surrounded by streets full of interesting shops & restaurants, which makes for days full of fun walks and great shopping. We ended up having to buy a duffel bag for everything we picked up along the way, and we didn't come here to shop much! Public transit is pretty easy to deal with too, although it's on the high end at $3 a person (at least that includes a transfer or two). Sophie, the manager, is a great hostess and her assistants are very friendly as well. We got some great recommendations for nearby restaurants, jazz bars, etc. Check in here and let them take care of you!

I really enjoyed my stay MDJ. Here's a quick breakdown…read more There are very few rooms -- maybe three or four. Two men own the B&B. They check you in, and show you your room. The building is basically a home. It felt like I knew two people in Montreal who let me stay at they're house. My room was like a bedroom, and I shared a (very nice) bathroom with a few other guests. In the morning, one of the owners prepared breakfast for me while I waited at the dining room table. I sat next to an interesting couple from France. The breakfast included a yogurt parfait, crepes, some kind of delicious crumble, and a chocolate croissant. It was great. I paid roughly $90 for a room for two. It was well worth the money. I had a great experience, and I will return when I visit Montreal again.

What a great bed and breakfast! Stayed at Luc's for the…read moreweek end. Great quality/price place to stay. Rooms and bathrooms are clean, the house is very quiet, hosts are very helpful and the food.. yummy! Luc's makes homemade breakfast for his guests (crepes, omelettes) and always does with a smile. Breakfast is served in a common area from 7-11am with fresh fruits/chocolate croissant. Great location close to subway station.

Outstanding micro hotel that really did remind me of the French auberges I've stayed at. It's not…read morequite so homey -- the proprietors aren't living on-site -- so it has more in common with boutique hotels than true auberge or B&Bs, but the service was exquisite and incredibly attentive, albeit only there for a limited window in the afternoon, and that was true to the name. The 1860's building is a bit of a warren, but that added to its charm in our opinion; you'll never stay in a place quite like this one. The rooms themselves are quite up to date, and other than a few eccentricities (the toilet lid kept sliding off, and one of the wall outlets without a lamp on it turned out to be on a wall switch, so our phones didn't charge overnight!) quite comfortable. We did have a short problem with somebody blasting music so loudly it came in through our interior-room window around 11 PM, so the sound proofing could use a little help, but we otherwise didn't hear any city sounds at all. The air was not controllable; part and parcel of being in an old place. Fortunately we were visiting when the weather outside was comfortable and the air circulation was good enough that despite our inability to control the temperature, it was fine and relatively fresh. We heard not a peep from other guests at night. As noted, there are no elevators, and if Canada had a Canadians-with-Disabilities Act like the US ADA, this place would probably have to shut down; there's just no way to make a lot of the rooms here accessible and you have to go up and down the short stairs yourself with your gear (although plenty of help was offered by the staff). Parking is also, well, city parking. We found street parking on the side but the instructions about how to get a billet at the parking kiosk needed some improvement. The only fault I have with the location is it's quite a haul to the nearest metro station; otherwise it's fantastic, in the heart of Plateau Mont Royal, across from the park of the same name as the Inn, easy to get to a lot of things if you're car or bike mobile. I neglected to ask if they had a place to put bikes; if you can bring a bike, this would be a great spot for a bike-based visit to our favorite city. The breakfast is extra (included with some packages) and was a lovely classic continental, with fantastic Montréal bagels and pastries. There was also what looked like a nice selection of smoked meats / cold cuts that looked very tempting, but we keep vegetarian these days; sigh. So tasty looking. We had a fab little time in the small lobby/breakfast area, and honestly, that was the part that really was reminiscent of our younger days staying in country auberges. One small quibble idiosyncratic to us: at the management's request, we downgraded from a room with two beds to one with one to accommodate a family with younger children who needed the extra space, in exchange for one with a King bed and a rollaway for our teen. Unfortunately the rollaway was terrible and he had a terrible night's sleep, while we snoozed away blissfully on our incredibly comfortable big bed. But note I'm still posting five stars: it was that pleasant.

I booked a room here but the window in the room would not open plus there were bars on the window…read more I didn't like that. It was a first floor room but still. They have me another room that was smaller but still need on the window but the window opened. The fridge was in the closet and it was hard to get to i t without disconnecting the tv. and the door opened in the reverse side. So I had to use the main kitchen fridge. Very disappointing. I paid over $170for the room so it was ovErpriced. Typo the iteration also had bars on the window but it opened. It was not a good stay. It was awful.Typo the other room(not iteration) also had bars on the window but it opened. Excuse my disgusting Amazon tablet. Amazon does not make decent tablets. Manager was not friendly. There's central air conditioning. They control it. It was a bit too cool. It doesn't sound like much thought given to the comfort of guests. The shower had insufficient water pressure so it was a light spray plus the maid forgot to unblock the drain so the water was up around my ankles. It was gross. I had to rewash my feet and unblock the drain so the water would drain. After the manager showed me the rooms she said that's all they had. She sounded like a drill sargeant. She said that they have my card number and will take the money out to pay for the room. So she barked out take this room or the other one. As the room was booked through atravel site it would be hard to cancel for free.

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.

This place is gorgeous, quiet, clean, affordable, and convenient. Can you ask for more? Well, in…read morethe staff you get more. The owner is hilarious, and great to talk with and JC is super helpful. Upon check-in we were given a tour of The Village via map, and points of interest were marked off for us on maps and in guidebooks. He even provided us with full-on tours to take while we were in town. It was helpful to say the least and left us much more comfortable position as we headed out to our day. The accommodations were fantastic. You can tell the building is well maintained and once you walk in the decor is beautiful. They manage to pull of a simple, chic decor all very nice but not over-the-top. We had our part of the building to ourselves so it was amazingly peaceful and we had first dibs on breakfast :) The room was spacious and well laid out. We had a desk, table and chairs, and a large armoir for storage. The bathroom was small but super clean. Our portion of the building had a small kitchen for our use that contained the makings of breakfast and all utensils needed. The fact that they had Nutella was more than enough for me. I won't buy it for myself since it's essentially crack in a jar but when provided for me who am I to say no? During our stay we learned exactly how convenient the location is. Half a block from the Papineau Metro station on the edge of the Village you are literally steps from everything Rue St. Catherine has to offer. There's a grocery store right next to the Metro and a restaurant right there as well. If you're looking for a peaceful, clean place to stay in Montréal you would do well to stay here.

Great place to use as a home base to explore Montreal from. We had the shared bathroom option, but…read morehad no problem sharing the bathroom with anyone else as everything was very clean. The breakfast in the morning is extensive and if the weather is good you can opt for eating it outside on the patio. The manager (Richard) is a great guy and is always in for telling you something about montreal or Quebec or give you advice on where to go. Moreover, he had put two beers in the fridge before we arrived after we asked for this in an email as a joke. :) All in all, this b&b is a good option for travelers who expect some comfort but don't wanna spend that much for lodging.

Pooh and I stopped here for lunch after a long weekend in Lake George…read more Pooh ordered a medium poutine and I ordered a club sandwich The place was packed so we thought we would get our food quickly - nope!! Service was very slow. The ambiance is "family friendly " it's close to a hotel so I thought most of the patrons were from the hotel. Lots of kids too 20 minutes later our food arrived. Everything was delicious so apart from the slow service the prices were good and tasty food

Stopped for breakfast. Service was quick and pleasant. The food was simple and tasty(eggs, toast,…read moreetc). The place was clean and neat- a very good road stop.