My wife and I spent two nights at the Auberge, the hotel is charming and the ambiance is fantastic, the service was great. Once we arrived they parked the car and we didn't see it again until we left on Sunday, the location is perfect for those who love to walk, the brick walls and wood floors make this boutique hotel one of the best in old Montreal, I would recommend it to everyone.

We had a great mini-break to Montreal and had the best time staying at this hotel. Perfect for getting around Old Montreal and so easy with its great restaurant attached and pleasant bar. Overall it was sophisticated yet laid back and the concierge couldn't have been nicer or more accommodating. We will be back. There were very helpful with our kids too.

After staying at Hotel Gault and Hotel Neligan for many of our past trips in Montreal, we were crowded out to having to choose a new lodging in Old Montreal. The review of this hotel was so good that we decided to take a chance. I have to say it is a nice hotel but much to be desired for more discerned travelers who have experienced more unique hotels such as Hotel Gault.
The service was nice and personable and we booked a delux king with water view. The bathroom was very oversized however the toilet seat was so close to the sharp corner of the shower stall that one cannot sit straight without bumping into the glass. Husband rose from the loo too fast one time and hit his head hard on the glass and still nurturing a scar right now.
The breakfast was fairly limited in choice and same thing everyday day after day. We couldn't help but comparing it to the breakfast at hotel Gault. Basic is the word du jour. the hot entries are also rudimentary in taste. If this is somewhere Midwest in the US, tolerable, but in the old town Montreal, a tad disappointing. On a Sunday morning, the poor waitress girl was alone waiting on more than 10 tables. That process could have been optimized.
Wireless Internet was very good, though when the hotel lost power that first afternoon we got there, all went dark and room temp plunged fast as well.
Nespresso machine is a fantastic touch but they provide only simbolically few pods. We had to go to front desk to ask for more, which after the first day, it became an annoying chore, and we had to go out to buy a few tubes of pods on our own.
If you are new explorjng Montreal and enjoyed the charm of old town historical look and feel and not a diehard gourmet seeker, this is a good hotel, but for those of us whose expeirence and expectations have been shaped and influenced by better boutique loft hotels, this auberge lags on some fronts.

If you want the total feeling of being welcomed as if you were with family, then look no further than the Auberge du Vieux Port. Mylene and Michael welcome you at the front desk and Matthieu and Fred will look after you like they are brothers. The hotel is full of charm and the rooms a delightful with exposed brick, the most comfortable beds, huge wooden beams and lovely hardwood flooring. The bathrooms are tremendous with rain showers that really wake you up in the morning. The hotel boasts an excellent restaurant, Gaspar, that servers an excellent breakfast and superb evening meals. The Gaspar has a great selection of wine and spirits to satisfy the discerning drinker. Old Montreal awaits just steps away with loads of restaurants, bars, shops and a short walk to downtown Montreal. The experience is always good but great in the summer.