Luxury Hotels & Resorts in South Shore from NZ$115

"We got what we expected. The dining room service was excellent with Mr. Bao."

"Staff at front desk were very friendly and helpful. Made us feel very comfortable and even helped us with directions to places we were going as we were from out of town and dont speak french well. Rooms were clean spacious and bed was comfortable. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Great hotel. Suites are spacious and very clean. Also great soundproofing ! Breakfast was busy but we took out food back to our room for a more relaxed breakfast option. Air con isn’t noisy like we find in a lot of hotels. I’d definitely recommend this hotel, particularly for family stays. Oh and the pool and rooftop terrace are a great too ! "

"Convenient location for my purposes and plenty of parking. Rooms are usually quiet and comfortable. The included breakfast is a bonus."

"Beautiful hotel. We enjoyed our stay here very much. "

"Bed comfortable "

"This hotel is great for families. The pool was a highlight for all of us. "

"The location is excellent. It is in walking distance of chinatown, old montreal, mcgill, notre dame. The neighboring area may be a little sketchy but i did not feel unsafe at any time. I brought my own room freshening spray and it helped with the stale smell. The free breakfast had plenty of options, eggs, bread, bagels, yogurt, oatmeal, coffee/tea/juice, hashbrown, fruit, waffles. The staff were very helpful. Would stay here again. "

"The first impression of this hotel was that of simple, understated class. This is a comfortable, elegant, and accommodating place without trying to portray some sort of unrealistic fantasy of grandeur. Service was friendly with a sincere kindness that is often missed in the world of cultivated service-industry niceties. The room was comfortable with a warm ambience - not a hint of sterility. I will certainly stay here again. The proximity to excellent dining options was an unanticipated bonus. I recommend this place to anyone looking for comfort and class without the gaudy forced enthusiasm of other hotels serving the “modern urban”category. "