We stayed in room 441 in the Deslauriers South building for two nights. Our experience was pretty evenly divided between good and bad. The location is very convenient, near the top of the pedestrian village, with skiing, restaurants etc. at your door-step. This convenience comes with a price though… although we were on the 4th floor, both nights we could... More

There were so many things 'right' about this hotel for our family: 20 steps away from ski school and the lifts, access to the awesome kids pool included, roomy enough to put the kids to sleep before we turned in, kitchenette for making breakfast & snack ...not to mention how wonderful Tremblant was overall. But a mattress that was so... More

This hotel is located right in the middle of the village, with loads of restos, stores, and the skiing structure nearby. Services are fair and fast (we had a small problem with hot water, quickly resolved) but room are a bit faded out (old tv set, old fashion), but overall it's fair value. Tremblant itself is amazing.

We have stayed at La Place St. Bernard several times during both summer and winter in the past 6 years or so. I like this hotel for its location and proximity to EVERYTHING in the village. This is not a luxurious accommodation but it gives you what you pay for plus more. PROS:It's in the heart of the village, right... More

Compared with other places we have stayed in Canada room was very small, which was disappointing as we seemed to be the only people staying here. Would not recommending staying here in May as little to do and not much open as out of season, was told by the tourist information guy that the only things to do were eat... More

Stayed at The Johannsen (South) for 2 nights. We rented a suite with two bedrooms. The hotel room had a funky layout. There was only one bathroom and it was connected to one of the bathrooms. It is never fun to have to share a bathroom with 4 people. The shower curtains reaked. It smelled like mildew. The bath towels... More

Good size room in the middle of the village. You're so close to the mountain as well as all the restaurants and nightlife. It's a great spot to stay for a ski vacation. Having a full kitchen was nice too. Bit of a trek for the pool, but you do get to use the aqua centre.

Horrible upkeep, I stayed in the Johannsen building. I had a studio, paid aroud 199$ per night. The pullout bed was at least 15 years old and very unconfortable, the fabric on the dining room chairs was stained, the wall paper was torn, the counter top was burnt, the main door was a big trouble to open just to mention... More

I traveled to Mont Tremblant for Spring skiing as a gift for my dad who will be 80 this June. I also took my 18 year old son and 21 year old daughter. It was supposed to be a collegefest week but was not the hysteria that can usually cause. I think because it was Spring skiing/snowboarding and these are... More