Montreal Hotels with Wi-Fi

There is no breakfast on the front desk floor. You can order a semi-buffet for 29.9 Canadian dollars. You can squeeze the orange juice yourself (you don’t have to doubt the freshness). It is worth recommending that the front desk is very patient. The room that was arranged at the beginning was very dark. Said that the line of sight is not good and uncomfortable, and then waited for three minutes to change to No. 1608 with a good line of sight, which happened to be able to see the scenic spot No. 67. The room is really big, the toiletries are very good, and there are no slippers in foreign countries. Everyone Prepare yourself in advance, the overall evaluation is really super comfortable.

Hotel location and service was great. Was a challenge locating the hotel reception. Would be great if signs and directions could be more more visible.

My partner and I took a spontaneous trip and were looking essentially for somewhere to crash as we came and went. For the price, Travelodge does the job. I read complaints that the rooms were “too small” but for a couple, we found that we did not need more space than we got. It was not spacious by any means, but we weren’t cramped either. The location is great, Chinatown is right down the road (with great food and places to check out) and there is good nightlife within a 5-10 minute walk. For our demographic, this was a great place to stay. One thing that my partner minded (but I didn’t) was that the breakfast available was only cold, and mostly prepackaged. There were no scrambled eggs, protein, etc. and while it held me over for a few hours, my partner is more picky than I am. We ended up not utilizing our second (included) breakfast and went elsewhere. If you’re looking for a good budget hotel, this will likely not disappoint.

**Location and Accessibility:** Hotel Bonaventure Montreal is conveniently located opposite Gare de Centrale. For those with luggage, it's best to exit Gare de Centrale through the Place Bonaventure exit and cross the street to reach the hotel driveway. While going underground is an option, it involves numerous escalators and stairs, and the distance is longer than walking on the ground. **Metro Access:** Contrary to what some might assume, Metro Bonaventure is not right underneath the hotel. You need to walk about 300-500 meters underground to reach the metro station, so plan accordingly. **Room Tips:** If you want to minimize walking, request a room closer to the reception. The hotel is spread across two floors and covers a wide area. Our room was far from the reception, requiring a long walk after a tiring day. **Amenities:** The hotel's pool is popular and often crowded, but the fountain with ducks on the 10th floor adds a charming touch. However, no water is provided in the rooms or at the reception. We had to fill our water bottles at Gare de Centrale. **WiFi:** The WiFi connection was excellent and fast, making it easy to stay connected. Overall, Hotel Bonaventure Montreal offers a pleasant stay with convenient access to transportation and charming amenities, but be prepared for some walking and bring your own water supply.

We stayed at Hotel Zero 1 for the Just For Laughs Festival originally for 4 nights which turned into 5 when our flight was canceled. The hotel is located perfectly whether you are going shopping along St Catherine's, doing the JFL Festival or hitting the Old Port water front. All is in close walking distance. The hotel is very clean and seems to be recently renovated. We stayed in a loft room #1113. Everything is good however the shower could be a bit larger (felt like we were in Europe) with more water pressure. Contrary to other reviews there is no issue with hot water. The only negative I would say is the bed, it is supposed to be a queen (although the room is large and can accommodate a king bed) but it is smaller than a traditional 'north American' queen size bed. Feels more like a double which is more in line with a euro queen. The bed was not very comfortable but after the 4th night sleep we were finally getting used to it. The housekeeping and front desk staff are very nice. We will consider staying here again upon our next visit to Montreal mainly based on its location to everything .

The room was clean, bright and spacious. However, when I went to bed at night, I heard irregular noises. The key was that it rang more than a dozen times in about ten minutes. It lasted throughout the night and I couldn't rest.

The room was OK. I asked the front desk for a high floor, and it was arranged promptly. It was very convenient in downtown, and I could walk to the French restaurant I booked. The parking fee was very expensive, more than $40 a night (tax included)! The swimming pool was quite comfortable, although not big, and the pillows were a bit low. After all, it was in the French district, so there were no Indian guys at the front desk, perfect! Otherwise, I would have to pay more attention to whether my credit card was double changed. Although I can choose other platforms to book hotels abroad, I still have to support Ctrip.

Great hotel in the center of downtown Montreal. You can walk many areas, the metro is close, 747 airport bus stops right in front. There is a pool, sauna and fittnesstudio available. Rooms are spacious and beds are comfortable. Nice view on the city as well, right in front of Bell centre stadium.

The hotel is right next to China town and the old part of Montreal with plenty of heritage architecture . The Place D’Armes subway station is across the street and the metro line will take you directly to Bonaventure (central railway station) . The biggest asset of the hotel is its staff: accommodating, helpful, smiling and extremely efficient!

Prime location. They clean the room every day. Overall I’m happy with the stay!