The Sheraton is Montreal’s largest hotel and has recently undergone renovations to its lobby and some of its rooms. Check in: Friendly and fast. The front desk staff is helpful and accommodating. Room: The rooms on above the 22nd floor are all renovated so be sure to call the hotel directly and request a renovated room. Our room was a... more

Stayed here for Memorial day weekend getaway. Ingrid the FDR was great-friendly,cheerful,efficient and hit all the right SPG platinum notes without any prompting from me . As an SPG platinum member I was upgraded to a Jr. Suite on a renovated SPG floor with a great view of Mount Royal. Suite was two normal rooms with one having a very... more

In addition to the convenient location (walking distance to shopping and tourist attractions) and the grand foyer, the Sheraton's recently renovated rooms help creat a fabulous stay. I was told the rooms had been renovated less than two months prior to my stay, and I believe them from the tip-top shape of my room. Everything was very clean. I loved... more

I stayed at the Centre Sheraton Downtown Montreal from May 16 to 18th for our long weekend getaway. I booked through Priceline.com which gave a great price of $56 USD a night plus fees (Average $96USD a night). We checked in early and were given room 807 - we hardly slept that night due to a wind storm and we... more

My stay at this hotel can only be described as disturbing in the current economy. I found that the hotel, while quite appealing to the eye, is VERY overpriced and over rated. The priced that I paid was $209.00 per night which was the Federal Government of Canada employee "discounted" rate. The room that I was given was, supposed to... more

Was in Montreal for business for a few days as well as meeting some friends. The Sheraton was a good location for my needs. As a STARWOOD member I was upgraded to a recently renovated room that was clean and spacious. Great STARWOOD bed and the bathroom provided good space (and I have been to 5-star hotels with miniscule bathroom... more

I arrived at the hotel around 9.30pm and (unsurprisingly) there was no queue at the front desk. I decided to take a taxi from the airport as the public transport links from the airport don’t seem to be the best. The fare is $38 from the airport to downtown, which I didn’t think was unreasonable – the journey was fast... more

Being in a larger group (around 30), most of the staff did not quite seem to take kindly to us. I would say "hello" to bellmen and they typically would just kind of look at me. The concierge was not like this, however, and was quite friendly. The wait staff at Bistro Le Boulevard was mixed; some were courteous and... more

The Sheraton Le Centre isn't in a bad location, but it's a quiet, desolate one. Given that we arrived on Good Friday and left on Easter Sunday, the business/ downtown district was, well, dead. The hotel was walking distance to Vieux-Montreal, as well as Chinatown, the shopping district and the old port, so it wasn't that inconvenient. (I walked 10-15... more