My husband and I stayed at this hotel in early September. The room/bathroom were more spacious than we expected. We loved the ambiance of the room with an exposed brick wall behind the bed. The bathroom had a whirlpool tub that was great after a long day of sightseeing.

We arrived on Labour Day, and the front desk staff was very helpful in pointing out activities that we could do despite all of the museums and shops being closed.

We were pleased with the location right near the Vieux Port. Our favorite activity was renting bikes next door, and riding along the Canal de Lachine as well as the Ile-Note-Dame and Ile-Sainte-Helene. Highly Recommended!

The complimentary breakfast and evening wine/cheese were lovely. We had some trouble one morning with the breakfast as did other guests. It seemed the server wasn't as fluent in English as he maybe should have been and had trouble communicating our orders. That being forgiven, we absolutely loved everything else about our stay.

My husband and I stayed at Auberge du Vieux-Port for two nights in July. What a nice place! We arrived late in the afternoon, hot, tired and somewhat cranky. That all changed when we approached the front door of this hotel. We were greeted with a smile, check-in was fast and painless and we were quickly escorted to our room.

And what a room it was! Hardwood floors, brick and stone walls, huge windows that opened, a CD player filling the room with soft music, plenty of storage space, and a wonderful view of Old Montreal and the port.

And that was just the bedroom. The impecible bath was equally pleasing, with a whirlpool tub that was especially inviting after a long day. I immediately fell in love with the aromatic Essential Elements products and the thick terry robes. Ah, the crankiness was slipping away!

During our two-day stay, the professional staff was consistently pleasant and most efficient. Every request was quickly fulfilled, and every time we stepped off the elevator, one of the staff was there to greet us by name and offer to assist in any way they could, from restaurant recommendations to suggesting the best vantage point for the fireworks.

The breakfast included with the price of the room was excellent, and the wine and cheese reception in the afternoon was a nice touch. We didn't eat at the hotel except for breakfast.

We thoroughly enjoyed throwing open the windows of our room to enjoy the sights and sounds below, especially the street musicians and the clip-clop of the horsedrawn carriages. On our last night, an amazing double rainbow appeared over the river, and we were able to enjoy it for several minutes through these fabulous windows. It was a perfect ending to a most romantic stay at this excellent hotel.