West Island Scuba Diving Vacations

I recently stayed at LHotel and found the experience to be somewhat mixed. The room itself was acceptable, but it felt a bit dated, and I noticed the floors were not as clean as expected. I had also hoped for more original architectural details or design elements that reflected the building’s 1800s heritage, which would have added significantly to the overall charm. There were a few service and maintenance issues that stood out. The towels provided were worn and slightly torn, and there was no liquid hand soap available in the room. Additionally, when I called the front desk to request a fork, I was asked to come down and pick it up myself, which was disappointing for a hotel of this caliber. That said, there were some highlights. The continental breakfast, particularly the chocolatines and coffee, was excellent, and the lobby and common areas are quite impressive and inviting. Overall, I feel that with a bit more investment and closer attention to detail, this hotel has the potential to move from above average to truly excellent.

This is an apartment in a standard old 3 story Montreal building. Very representative of typical downtown Montreal living. But beware - these places have little or no soundproofing. You will hear every footstep of the people above you, and the voices next door. This was OK for much of our stay but we were unlucky the first night, when people upstairs, including children, were walking and running almost continually until 1am, preventing sleep. But the other nights were not so bad. There is a lot of space, a good kitchen, and a bus stop to central Montreal right outside. And it is in an area with many nice cafes, restaurants, and tiny unique shops.

Room was super cute, very clean and comfortable. Very easy check in. Close to everything. We will go back!

Nice hotel in a good location but way too expensive for what you get. Not worth it.

All was good except for 2 of the staff in the lounge, very rude unhelpful on multiple occasions. Overall staff was great, but for the two on the gold lounge level.

Front desk staff were very helpful making great suggestions for dinner and brunch in old Montreal.

I recently stayed at LHotel and found the experience to be somewhat mixed. The room itself was acceptable, but it felt a bit dated, and I noticed the floors were not as clean as expected. I had also hoped for more original architectural details or design elements that reflected the building’s 1800s heritage, which would have added significantly to the overall charm. There were a few service and maintenance issues that stood out. The towels provided were worn and slightly torn, and there was no liquid hand soap available in the room. Additionally, when I called the front desk to request a fork, I was asked to come down and pick it up myself, which was disappointing for a hotel of this caliber. That said, there were some highlights. The continental breakfast, particularly the chocolatines and coffee, was excellent, and the lobby and common areas are quite impressive and inviting. Overall, I feel that with a bit more investment and closer attention to detail, this hotel has the potential to move from above average to truly excellent.

This is an apartment in a standard old 3 story Montreal building. Very representative of typical downtown Montreal living. But beware - these places have little or no soundproofing. You will hear every footstep of the people above you, and the voices next door. This was OK for much of our stay but we were unlucky the first night, when people upstairs, including children, were walking and running almost continually until 1am, preventing sleep. But the other nights were not so bad. There is a lot of space, a good kitchen, and a bus stop to central Montreal right outside. And it is in an area with many nice cafes, restaurants, and tiny unique shops.

Great staff and the room were great. Great food in the hotel itself. Very close the bell Centre.

This is an apartment in a standard old 3 story Montreal building. Very representative of typical downtown Montreal living. But beware - these places have little or no soundproofing. You will hear every footstep of the people above you, and the voices next door. This was OK for much of our stay but we were unlucky the first night, when people upstairs, including children, were walking and running almost continually until 1am, preventing sleep. But the other nights were not so bad. There is a lot of space, a good kitchen, and a bus stop to central Montreal right outside. And it is in an area with many nice cafes, restaurants, and tiny unique shops.

We really enjoyed our stay. ! Location was perfect! Very good assistance from the administration. I recommend it to my friends visiting Montreal.