Boutique Hotels & Resorts in Chinatown from NZ$297

"Great hotel! Room was spacious and clean. Outdoor heated pool and hot tub. Nice restaurants and bar. Convenient location to see both downtown and Old Montreal. "

"It was our anniversary and they gave us a free upgrade for our room, had some treats and a card written out wishing us a happy anniversary. Very touching "

"Staff very helpful "

"Clean, friendly staff, brought up things I needed, comfy rooms, I love their swift shower pressure. 🤭❤️🚿 I enjoyed my stay. Definitely staying there again. "

"Clean room near the Cathedral and shopping"

"Very nice clean hotel "

"Staying here was a first rate experience. The price was very good considering the facilties and the proximity to City Center. Parking was very convenient. Everything in the room was fine. Definitely recommend this property for a multi-day stay in Montreal."

"Great"

"We took a taxi from Via Rail central station. The cost was around $25. Our driver commented that we were in Chinatown area, and we were. If you want to walk there you could. We are both over 65, and have knee issues We each had a large suitcases, and there was also construction along the way. I was happy for the decision to use a taxi. This was our first visit to Montreal and we are not use to hotelfronts in large cities. The hotel was a little tricky to find. The check-in, bar& restaurant and meeting rooms are on the second floor. There was a security station on the 1st floor when we entered, but no one was there. There was signage to go to the 2nd floor. The restaurant had a large beautiful koi pond with walking-path. We bought breakfast the next am. It was very good, large variety. Our room was large king bed and roomy, the bath was standard size tub/shower combo. We went out and around the block to a walkway with several eateries. It had a lot of foot traffic. We found a little place and had some yummy chicken dishes. The next day we chose to walk to the cruise port. Due to construction, and winter damage, it was a rough walk with our two large bags. there wassidewalk/road damages. It was tough walking uphill to Notre-Dame Basilicata, then downhill to the cruise port. The little time we had in Montreal provided some beautiful photos. I was thankful for the photo stops to rest the knees. We probably took about 45 mins to stop and look around, otherwise 15 minute walk."