On our trip to Montreal my husband and I spent a lazy, rainy Sunday exploring Latin Quarter and the surrounding neighborhoods and really enjoyed ourselves. In addition to being chock full of bars and restaurants, the area has a nice energy to it. I would recommend this area to visitors who do not want to spend all of their time... More

Want to see the local frenchspeaking youth scene? That's where. MIx and match of all styles, even the unwanted ones. More

Just ok. Nothing special . Lot of not interesting restaurants. Very hard to find parking ! More

This part of Montreal has changed over the last 12 years, many places have come and gone but the overa ll feel remains the same. This section of town feels has a carnival feel to it, very casual if not a bit tacky, in some parts it is one of the only places where dive bar is still a good... More

For the restaurants, the ambiance and le marché Jean-Talon that is not far away. More

Super nice area to walk enjoy italian restaurants, a stroll in a very nice area of Montreal. More

It's a nice place to enjoy a meal or going to a bar ! More

Even in the cloudy, rainy weather I had while visiting Montreal, I found the Latin Quarter to be a nice street to stroll along. Lots and lots of restaurants. The restaurant I chose, (Les 3 Brasseurs - see review) had a roof-top deck that was very pleasant. I was staying at the Auberge Bonaparte near rue St.Paul and this area... More

Upon coming to the Latin Quarter Hotel, we were accosted by a well-meaning but agressive heroin addict who wanted to help us with our bags...and wallets. After emptying the car & parking it approximately 1km away, we proceeded to our 120-degree room. Being that the temperature in the hallway was about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, we were mildly upset. Upon learning... More