This hotel is on top of a conference centre, all rooms are off a main corridor that circles the roof top garden, inner rooms face trees, water features and resident ducks, outer rooms face parts of the city but as its only 7 floors high, views will be limited (try Marriott if view is important). Restaurant and bar area very nice, services all very efficient and clean. French is the 'home' language but Montreal is essentially bi-lingual so answer "Hi" to bonjour and everything is in English from there on (unless of course you wanto carry on in French - defeated my school French very quickly I'm afraid!). Breakfast is very good buffet is $23 plus tip, expensive! If I was paying I'd have gone for a walk and found a coffee shop

Woudl recommend thsi over the Marriot for restuarants and comon areas. Views better from Mrriott (especially if you ask to look ove the Cathedral side)

This is a good place to stay in if you are in town for business. If you're in town on vacation you will have a little ways to walk to get to much of anything. With that said though, I was there for work and I had a good experience. I will proly be staying here next time I am in the city. It is located on the top floor of the building, so you have to take an elevator up to get to the lobby.

Oh and beware of the pricing for food at the bar. It is very over priced.

Standard Hilton hotel -- older property but well maintained -- nice hot pool and gradens -- very quiet -- has a different vibe but is good -- easy access to downtown -- great staff -- helpful with directions, etc.

Great location, service, ambiance. Close to everything... but the airport!

Being on the top of the "Centre des Expositions", makes the place the most quiet hotel in downtown Montreal. If you travel by train you do not have to go outside to get to the hotel. Plenty of good restaurants in the area. Next door to the Exchange Tower, the International Business Centre and the whole downtown core.