I stayed for 2 nights on a business trip, and was surprised that for the price, this hotel was quite nice. Recently renovated, you could tell that this is an old building but they've taken care to update it with modern furnishings.

The breakfast is pretty standard for a Residence Inn, but the mid-week dinner/snacks available were a nice touch. They had some mini hamburgers and fries out one of the nights I was there, along with fruit and tea and drinks.

The staff was very friendly and helpful in the midst of a particularly cold spell in calling cabs and recommending restaurants. There are some options nearby within walking distance (unless it's -16 degrees, like it was when I went).

I didn't get to check out the pool or gym but I hear it's fine from my coworker. It felt a bit cold when I was there, but again ,the outside temperature was very cold. The thermostat has a limit to how much you can pump it. My coworker had an issue with the heater in his room, two of the baseboard heaters weren't working and his room wouldn't get warm enough. He fiddled with it after being cold the first night and they started heating up.

We stayed 3 nights at the Marriot and we really enjoyed our stay!
The staff at the reception was very helpful and cordial. Our room was really clean and quite comfortable and the little kitchen was perfect.
The included breakfast was good and the pool and gym on the penthouse level were very nice and well kept.
The location is good, near the Atwater subway station and St Catherine street.
My only complaint is about the shower. The bathtub kept filling up with water as I was taking a shower. I guess the drain needed a little work.
Overall, I would definitely stay there again!

Except the noisy heating system and aging plumbing in the wc, the rest is A+ excellent and very well situated. Close to st catherine yet away from the noise. Universities, shopping mall and cinemas, museum are all a walking distance even in winter.

We stayed for two nights in Montreal as the mid-point in a two week road trip. The hotel itself is easy to find as you enter Montreal and as we had a car we'd booked into the hotel's car park for the two nights.

And here-in comes my first tip! You need to check-in first before you can access the garage. There are waiting spaces (15 minutes) outside the hotel where you can leave your vehicle whilst you complete the check-in process as you will need your room key to gain entry to the garage. The garage is underground and has low headroom (5' 6") and the spaces are very tight! Parking charges are CAD$20 per night.

Check-in process itself smooth and efficient handled by friendly, helpful staff (we got maps and loads of tips - for good places to go within easy walking distance - from the young man who helped us).
Our room was large, with a fully equiped kitchenette. The bathroom was on the small side with complimentery toiletries but the towels were on the small side. One observation is that there was no in-room safe. Again there was free wi-fi available in room. Bed was comfortable; one thing I found strange was that the duvet was placed between two sheets rather than inserted in a duvet cover. Not sure how I felt about this as I wasn't sure if the duvets themselves were changed at each guest change or just the linens. Either way a good nights sleep was had, and there was no external (or internal) noise intrusion.
We were booked in on the bed & breakfast rate. The breakfast was so-so nothing to rave about with limited choice - but ok for a coffee and pastry before heading out for the day.

When checking out, if you've parked your car in the garage, you'll need to remove it first as again you need the room key to exit the garage and there is no release mechanism from reception!