Top Hotels Near Saint-Sulpice Church in Montreal from NZ$204

"Excellent location in Le Plateau. Near metro, dining, shops. Clean rooms, friendly staff."

"So central to everything and an economical alternative to the downtown hotels."

"Towels were dirty."

"We loved this hotel. Wonderful staff. Beautiful room. Great restaurants on site. Perfect location in old port!"

"Room was clean and large. Great view of downtown. "

"Overall lovely Hotel to stay at while at a conference. Very central location and convenient underground parking. The pool was a very nice feature. My room was very nice and comfortable overall, but my AC unit was noisy and made a whining/ rattling noise- which caused some interrupted sleep."

"Very dirty hotel Customer service is bad They don’t have an iron They don’t have forks It’s not a hotel. It’s a motel a dirty one."

"Our stay at this hotel was mixed. The room was clean, spacious and well maintained. The heated swimming pool on the rooftop was wonderful with clear views over the city. In particular, at sunrise and sunset, it was magical. However, our stay was spoilt by the breakfast situation. We had booked a buffet breakfast but the first two mornings it was a la carte with a very limited choice, but on the third day, it was buffet style with a reasonable choice. The main problem was that a few staff, not all, were rude and lacked basic customer service skills in the breakfastarea. We had to make a complaint to the staff manager who was apologetic and kind. The staff at reception were welcoming and hospitable. If the breakfast customer service be improved, it would be a really lovely hotel in a great location."

"I stay here each time I go to Montreal. The hotel is very clean and well appointed. The staff is warm, attentive and friendly. The location is superb. It’s a straight line to Old Montreal, the highway - and St Laurent, Sherbrooke, Parc and St Denis Sts are all nearby. The metro station is within the hotel plaza (DuPuis Plaza). There is a gorgeous supermarket on ground level (RC). The Gay Village has seen better days before the pandemic, but it is on the mend. The breakfast was underwhelming. However, there are plenty of excellent coffee shops, bakeries and bagel places around. And also a breakfast place nearby. I usually park underneath. It’s super convenient, and a very tight space. "