Was pretty much all ok except the isolation is very bad … could hear the neighbors’s tv and people talking all day and night in the hallway… had to get out couple of times to scare them off 😂
This is a great hotel. The staff is extremely helpful and kind. I always enjoy my stay here!
We chose thiis hotel due to its proximity to the casino and other attractions. Although the staff was friendly and the room was clean, the lobby and the room itself were dated in terms of decor and the amenities offered were limited. There was a huge HVAC unit in the room which was quite noisy and took up a good deal of the window space. The unit leaked condensate all over the floor while we were sleeping, so we woke up to a very damp floor. A parking garage is available but it is self-park only. Finally, we were required to sign a credit card authorization for double the price of our one-night stay to cover “potential damages.” I understand the need for collecting an authorization, but the amount required seemed excessive. Overall, this is a fine hotel if you’re traveling on a budget, but I would recommend spending an extra $50-$85 and getting something more upscale if that’s an option for you.
Great hotel environment. Easy to walk anywhere downtown. Check in was easy.
Rather old but good enough for the price. It smells in the hallway but no smell in the room.
We had very high hopes for this hotel when we saw the pictures online, but it was rather depressing and disappointing once we got there. First, since ambience does mean everything, the hotel is located in what appears to be a rather drab and depressing part of Montreal. There's almost no green space or parks in the vicinity of the hotel. It looks like a big overgrown concrete jungle around there. The bathroom was rather dirty and we had to ask the hotel staff to come in and clean it again, so that my wife could give our 3 year-old daughter a bath. The real kicker, though, is that the lifeguard on hand did not allow me and my three year old son to swim in the swimming pool because we did not have "proper swimsuits". Despite it being the last half-hour of the pool being open, she just would not budge on this. I've never heard of such a rule being enforced. Its quite ridiculous if you ask me! If you want to have a happy experience in an aesthetically pleasing environment, this hotel is not the place where you want to be.
Here for a 2-night business trip, comfortable, clean, quiet room. Didn’t try breakfast or pool / gym.
Nice hotel close to Crescent St. Large rooms with hardwood floors
Awesome and recommend it. Very nice and clean hotel. Very closr to downtown
Loved the room and the staff. The buffet breakfast was not that good. It was cold and not much of a selection so I would recommend to eat elsewhere. We stayed in the Junior Suite which was very nice, felt like a small apartment. The hotel is very close to things to do in the area and the Bell Center.
Old renovated hotel. Clean room. Comfortable bed. But you can not increase the temperature more than 23 Celsius so consider other option if you are traveling in wintertime. I think the parking is cheaper than many others in downtown montreal
I found the hotel just a little odd in its atmosphere and quite expensive for the location and services. A little further out of the way than I thought. Coffee machine didn't work and only coffee that was there was all espresso level. No options for milder coffee. Room was comfortable though and check in and check out was easy. I think maybe all hotel prices have skyrocketed in Montreal.
Located in Downtown Montreal within a short walk of Bell Centre, Hotel Espresso Montreal Downtown is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as McGill University. The 205 rooms at this 3-star aparthotel include coffee makers, LED TVs, and premium bedding.
Each apartment has an array of amenities, including a coffee maker, free newspapers, and a phone. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and a 40-inch LED TV with cable channels. Beds are dressed in premium bedding and pillow menus, and the bathroom offers a hair dryer and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include an ironing board and a desk. Weekly housekeeping is available.
Hotel Espresso Montreal Downtown offers a gym, a sauna, and free WiFi in public areas. Self parking is offered for CAD 30.95 per night. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with tours or tickets, securing valuables, and dry cleaning/laundry. Additional amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool, coffee/tea in a common area, and free newspapers.
Was pretty much all ok except the isolation is very bad … could hear the neighbors’s tv and people talking all day and night in the hallway… had to get out couple of times to scare them off 😂
This is a great hotel. The staff is extremely helpful and kind. I always enjoy my stay here!
Thank you for your feedback. We look forward to welcoming you back to Montreal
We chose thiis hotel due to its proximity to the casino and other attractions. Although the staff was friendly and the room was clean, the lobby and the room itself were dated in terms of decor and the amenities offered were limited. There was a huge HVAC unit in the room which was quite noisy and took up a good deal of the window space. The unit leaked condensate all over the floor while we were sleeping, so we woke up to a very damp floor. A parking garage is available but it is self-park only. Finally, we were required to sign a credit card authorization for double the price of our one-night stay to cover “potential damages.” I understand the need for collecting an authorization, but the amount required seemed excessive. Overall, this is a fine hotel if you’re traveling on a budget, but I would recommend spending an extra $50-$85 and getting something more upscale if that’s an option for you.
Great hotel environment. Easy to walk anywhere downtown. Check in was easy.
Rather old but good enough for the price. It smells in the hallway but no smell in the room.
We had very high hopes for this hotel when we saw the pictures online, but it was rather depressing and disappointing once we got there. First, since ambience does mean everything, the hotel is located in what appears to be a rather drab and depressing part of Montreal. There's almost no green space or parks in the vicinity of the hotel. It looks like a big overgrown concrete jungle around there. The bathroom was rather dirty and we had to ask the hotel staff to come in and clean it again, so that my wife could give our 3 year-old daughter a bath. The real kicker, though, is that the lifeguard on hand did not allow me and my three year old son to swim in the swimming pool because we did not have "proper swimsuits". Despite it being the last half-hour of the pool being open, she just would not budge on this. I've never heard of such a rule being enforced. Its quite ridiculous if you ask me! If you want to have a happy experience in an aesthetically pleasing environment, this hotel is not the place where you want to be.
Madame Rita, sorry to hear that. I will address the problem to the right department and we will be working on it to find an appropriate solution.