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Reviewed February 18, 2008

When making a hotel choice, this website influences about 90% of my decision. Here is my opinion of this hotel. The location was very good. It is in the heart of Old Montreal. All of the tourist attractions in this area are within walking distance. The metro station Place d'Arms is also within walking distance and it is very easy to navigate the metro system. The church is next door. (Note: if you want to see the church you have to pay to enter, unless you are attending mass. I found this a bit ridiculous. I have never paid to enter a church anywhere in the world.) The hotel is clean and modern. The room we had was very spacious. The bathroom had the biggest shower I have ever seen. It also had a huge sunken bathtub. So I guess the choice to stay here was a good one. But, although the concierge was helpful, I thought the staff was a bit brisk.I do not know how to explain it. We needed the sofa bed turned down b/c we traveled with our children. I have stayed in other hotels with sofa beds and when the room is made up in the moring the sofa is put back together and then at night turned down once again. Here it stayed a bed the whole time therefore taking seating and general space away. At night housekeeping comes by with complimentary water, but that's it the room is not freshened up again. Also the last day we were there we left the room at 8:00 am and returnted after 3:00 and the room had not been cleaned. The hotel was not full so I do not know what happened. We left again and returned later and it was made up.I recommend this hotel, but I was not blown away by it.

Date of stay: February 2008
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1  Thank ACairoU
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Reviewed January 14, 2008

The St Sulpice is located right behind the wonderful cathedral
and is a beautiful small boutique hotel. The rooms are very comfortable and extremely clean. Loved the fireplace.
Staff were very helpful and we had a great stay.
Would definitely recommend as an adult getaway weekend hotel.

Date of stay: December 2007
  • Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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3  Thank carol p
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Reviewed January 1, 2008

My husband & I stayed at this hotel from 14 December until 19th December 2007. We found the hotel staff to be most helpful, and courteous. We stayed in room 222 which had a separate bedroom with a kingsize bed. The hotel is exactly as shown on their website, and we were really pleased with our choice of hotel. It is an ideal location for walking around Montreal. The weather was extremely cold, minus 15 at times, and during the weekend, we had a really bad snow storm. I have never seen so much snow in all my life! We have friends that live on the other side of the Montreal river, who kindly showed us around Montreal, and took us up to Mont Sauveur which was about an hour and a quarter away from the centre of Montreal. My husband & I ate at The Keg restaurant, which was round the corner from the hotel. The food and drink was very good! We only had breakfast at the hotel which was basic (cereal, fresh fruit, toast, small chocolate croissants etc) but perfectly adequate. You could have sausages, eggs & bacon but had to pay extra for it. All in all we enjoyed our brief time in Montreal, and would love to go back again, hopefully in the summer months next time. We walked all round Montreal, went to Eaton Square and various shopping malls etc. Its a lovely place to visit. If you stay at this hotel you won't be disappointed with your choice of hotel. Please contact me if you want any further information.

Little tip: if you need to get to the airport and the weather is bad, allow plenty of time - it took us an hour and a half to get to the airport because of the bad weather conditions (we were told by the hotel that the journey normally takes half an hour) as the highway was solid nose to tail with traffic. I thought we weren't going to make our flight back to the UK!

Date of stay: December 2007
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4  Thank Yvonne C
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Reviewed November 7, 2007

Suite was perfect for traveling with teenage son so he had his own bed/TV. Hotel staff were excellent. Rooms are incredibly quiet and comfortable. Location is in the center of Old Montreal, walking distance to everything. Would absolutely stay there again.

Date of stay: October 2007
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2  Thank lastryatTA
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Reviewed October 26, 2007

my boyfriend (now husband) and i spent a long weekend here over labor day, and i can basically sum it up by saying that this is by far the NICEST hotel we've stayed at thus far in our travels together. we were here during a festival, or several festivals, so it was a lot of fun. there was a very authentic colonial festival complete with costumes, marching band, and dancing. great times! its a fantastic part of town, just a half block from the harbor and all of it's shopping and dining. DEFINITELY the best part of town (as you may know, some of montreal gets kind of seedy). the restaurant is wonderful, tho expensive, and i highly recommend stopping by the garden for a drink. the fountains are lovely and so are the staff. ask the concierge where to go for dinner, and they will set up reservations for you even if its already late in the evening. the tub in the rooms is huge! accomodates two ;) the rooms seem to have been recently renovated, and they are very spacious. the only issue we had (and this may no longer apply) is that there was some construction across the street. other than that i say this is a great value for a luxury hotel. highly recommend it.

Date of stay: September 2006
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