Travelled to Montreal with my sister in law and 11 yr old daughter and 9 year old niece. Stayed at the Intercontinental from July 10-July 13 for family party on the Saturday. Montreal is my hometown but moved over 20 years ago and only seem to get down for family functions and never spend anytime in this wonderful city. so... more

Very disappointed in Intercontinental, after entering the room, was about to put my bags on the desk then I saw, there were heavy dust on the top part of the desk as in, where people use the least. I simply passed my finger and I can actually see dust on my finger tip. I then called front desk, they sent... more

Lovely hotel, well-located directly adjacent to Vieux Montreal (Old Montreal) and about a 10-15 minute walk from Centre Ville (Downtown) The Metro is about a 5 minute walk. Newly renovated, the rooms are spacious, beautifully decorated and well-appointed. The very large marble bath with separate tub and shower is top notch. Primarily a convention/business hotel, it can feel a bit... more

Although this hotel is attractive, it is not a four star hotel. We bid $100 and got it for six nights at $122 per night. Good location, close to old Montreal and the jazz festival. Good concierge, but hotel staff did not inform us of free coffee in the lobby nor that all calls, including 800 would be charged $1.50.... more

The hotel was one of the best that I've ever stayed in. It's located close to everywhere, we parked our car ($18 /day) and walked everywhere. You could take the Metro, it's close by. But we decided to walk since our destinations are within walking distance (Old Montreal, St. Catherine, etc). The bed is so comfy, we had a large... more

8 of us came to Montreal for a stag celebration. Although the hotel lobby is under renovations (finished in end of June) the rooms are fully made up. Quiet during the day and clean, the thing I remember most is the nice soft fluffy beds and pillows that were so inviting when we retired at 5am in the morning. Sound... more

We just got back from a five nigths trip to Montreal. The hotel is under construction and the entrance is just not professional and appealing. You have to change elevators to go to your room, the hotel restaurant is just dark, smells funny and the food is just okay. The staff are nice and helpful but we didn't receive the... more

I have to admit I was nervous when I saw the reviews most recently. However, we truly enjoyed our stay at the Intercontinental. The lobby is still being renovated so the check-in process is a bit unusual but the staff makes you feel very welcome. The rooms are now renovated and ours was excellent. We stayed on the 17th floor.... more

...a note to my travel consultant... I wasn't going to say anything however I felt I should nevertheless do so. Whilst it was great to have spent a few (very cold) days in Montreal for the first time over this past weekend ('09), you do need to know for future reference that the Intercontinental Hotel (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) was seriously... more