Loews Hotel Vogue

not a better location in Montreal, close to everything downtown. WiFI very expensive and no on site restaurant. Staff was the best, called by name and no detail overlooked.

The staff at Loews Hotel Vogue make a great hotel into a wonderful place to stay. Fast check in, great service to the room, an informed concierge, and very polite doorman and bellmen.

This is a great full service hotel! The staff are fluent in English and French which was great for me as an American speaking only English. The room was s-p-a-c-i-o-u-s and comfortable. The cable television was standard (not hi definition) which was apparent from up close - but not a deal breaker. The bathroom was huge and well appointed. It had both a whirlpool bathtub and a large glass tiled shower. I didn't have drinks or dinner in the hotel, but it looked very nice. If I was traveling on business or with family I would not hesitate to stay here.

Great place to stay for a hockey game at the belle centre

Service was stellar. I hadn't stayed at the Vogue in 8 years as I've been checking out some of the new Old Montreal hotels during my semi-annual trips there. I was there only 4 nights but the doorman, front desk, and GM always greeted me by name. My only issue (albeit small) was the 4th floor on the De La Montagne side got a fair bit of street noise. But you hardly notice it once you get into the incredibly comfortable bed. The large jacuzzi bathtub was an added plus after a long day/night in Montreal. Very central for business, shopping, and 2 blocks away from the Peel Metro Station. Apparently a renovation is planned for the spring which should be very interesting. The current decor has been there as long as I remember but it's very well maintained and the carpets are definitely newer. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Vogue to anyone.

One of the most enjoyable hotels I have stayed in in more than 20 years of business and conference travel. Will be my Montreal base.

Excellent location and solid service. Lovely continental breakfast came with the room. The internet charge (14.95 x day) was unexpected and a negative. At the price we paid a really good arrangement. Standard pricing strikes me as too high. Decent gym. I would give it 4 out of 5 stars.

A bathroom more lux than most rooms in Montreal ( with a flat screen TV in the bath ) + a very comfortable King size bed & another flat screen made for a very pleasant stay. The one negative was the smell of a smoker's room. I didn't know there were any left in the city. We weren't in the room long enough to make a fuss.

Wife and I spent, 30 yrs old, spent 3 nights at the Vogue. The hotel staff provided exceptional service. Always referred to as Mr. and Mrs. so-and-so. Very helpful with suggestions or info about the city depending on your interests. Oh- and they will exchange money for you at the front desk. Business center next to check-in desk had two high-speed desktop Dell computers hooked up to a laser-jet printer and they worked great. On your way in or out, you can check email, browse information on sites you are about to see, etc. - very convenient! had apples, lemonade, tea always out. The fireplace sitting area off to the side of the main lobby was very relaxing. The fireplace was putting out some heat! great to sit for a minute and gather your thoughts, read a magazine, etc. Excellent hotel security- had to swipe your room key in the elevator for it to work. The room- I read a lot of reviews and we were slightly disappointed with the room. The photo online does depict the room correctly, but the carpeting needed replacing, lighting was not very good, and you I could here the garbage trucks every now and again behind the hotel. But besides those shortfalls, the room was great. The marble bathroom was lovely and the jetted deep soaker tub was GREAT! Expecially with the flat panel TV and remote control IN THE BATHROOM! OH- AND THE BED - OUTSTANDING! After a long day, we could not wait to get back into that nice big comfortable down king bed! We went skiing at Mont Blanc, worth the hour drive if you are into skiing. Montreal Casino was 4 small floors, but packed on a Saturday and plenty of tables and slots. Location of hotel was off St. Catherine street which is the MAIN strip of (new) Montreal. Walk one block to Crescent Street and there is everything you could want (restaurants, bars, action...) Obviously, there is fine cuisine all over, but for those interested in a regular meal, walk on block to Dundees. Great atmosphere -restaurant (reminded me a bit like a Chili's). Montreal is just a great city, it was like a mini NYC and we can't wait to go back. For great insight into the history of the city, be sure to visit the The Musée d'archéologie et d'histoire de Montreal - Pointe-á- Calliére.. it has a great short video on the history of Montreal and the underground maze of its foundation of the original building on the site where montreal was founded was a site to see.

Love the location and the direct access to downtown. Very nice valet service for the car.