Top Hotels Near Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel in Montreal from NZ$270

"Great staff, excellent room service and good location."

"Great location for exploring Montreal - beds were very comfortable and the area around was very quiet "

"This place is not rooms for rent. Its 8 pods in a room, toilet down the hall, its under construction. Dust everywhere, and not even any toilet paper "

"Comfy beds. Quick & easy check in and check out. Beautiful duck ponds. "

"Good stay"

"The kitchen was quite outdated...baseboards"

"Front desk agent was OK but another person, who was apparently some assistant manager, was downright unhelpful and uncaring. I was given a room, which looked like it was a dungeon (no window) and very dark so I asked for something else. Front desk said it was the only room left (note that when I booked a couple of hours before, there were 7 rooms available on your site). I told the front desk agent that the said room was unacceptable. I mentioned that I would be looking elsewhere and to get refunded. The other person stepped in ad said it was booked by Expedia and that it was non-refundable. Insofar as the room, he said basically to take it or leave it. No interest shown in helping."

"I asked at the front desk whether we were entitled to complimentary parking, and I was specifically told that we were and that I only needed to exchange the parking ticket at the reception desk. However, when I checked out, I was charged for two nights of parking, even though I only used the parking facility for one night. At that time, I was informed that the manager would contact me to resolve the issue. It has now been five days, and I have not received so much as a phone call. This level of service is extremely disappointing."

"The lobby seating by the fireplace creates a cozy atmosphere, the breakfast is good ,the staff is helpful,the room is clean…. but the presence of Homeless coffee net whose location is on the sidewalk opposite the hotel made me feel unsafe due to their large number and proximity to the site; you have to pass by them to get to the old port."