I spent five nights here and found it to be an excellent hotel. Check in was very straightforward, very welcoming. Standard room was very big with king size bed, nice desk and chair, armchair - also a balcony. Bathroom was also a very good size. Very clean and had everything one would want. Free wifi as well which worked exellently.

I only ate in the hotel once and that was for dinner in the bar on my first night there due to a late arrival. This was very nice too.

Would definintely look at staying here again

We spent 2 nights at the Delta Hotel and found it to be a well
run hotel.
The check-in lady was very friendly and when we asked if we could have a later check-out she was prompt to oblige.
The standard room was very bright and well furnished.
We had a big bathroom well equiped with the more than usual soap shower cap etc.
The room was equipped with a internet cable which was free as
well as in the reception area there were 3 free internet computers
but very much on demand from the guests.

The concierge was most helpfull with street maps and suggestions and sight seeing trips etc.
The breakfast which was included in our Hotel price was very good with a big choice and friendy staff .

All in all we did have a enjoable stay at the hotel and felt very comfortable

We would stay again at the hotel

Me and my fiance had a great time in this hotel. The staff was a great help with telling us were to go in Montreal. The room was beautiful with a big bathroom. The view on the city was nice. Everything was clean. The parking is free, and we could leave the car there until 6pm the next day, no extra charge!

Thanks to some previous previews, I’ve learned that even if there are non-smoking rooms available, the staff will not give them to priceline customers if they don’t pay $20 extra. This did happen to me, and I think this scam seems to be this hotel’s “tradition.”
Of course I paid $20 extra to get upgraded to a “non-smoking premier room.” Then I checked their availabilities and called their service hotline to complain. After 5 minutes, the manager called and explained again the “priceline policy.” Without any apology, she simply sent a bell captain with my new keycard helping me move to a non-smoking delta room, which the front desk claimed to be “sold out.”
If you want to bid on priceline for a 3-star hotel in Montreal, I would suggest you try 2.5-star since you might probably get Residence Inn Downtown or Holiday Inn Express, which offer complimentary breakfast and are way nicer than 3-star Delta. What's more, their staff doesn’t cheat or discriminate their customers.