The Clarion in Montreal takes the cake for the most disgusting establishment I have ever stayed at. My boyfriend and I drove from Ottawa into Montreal to finish our Canadian vacation in the fall and poorly chose this place to stay because of its somewhat affordable rate. We could hardly drive on the street due to construction, and parking was... more

This is NOT a Hotel... it is more of a rooming house full of very inconsiderate guests! My husband and I stayed here to avoid staying with relatives on the long weekend but ended up being woken up BOTH nights by drunkards trying to get into our room and their own! The walls are paper thin, people seem to live... more

Absolutely Disgusting‎ - Jon‎ - Today I have never seen such a fiasco in my life. We booked and had written confirmation for two rooms for April 19, 2008, the Saturday night of the UFC '83. Upon our arrival we discovered that the hotel was majorly over booked. They had up to 4 reservations per room. The first people to... more

Stayed here as part of a Tour Party and found the hotel to be not as bad as some of the reviews posted on here unless of course we were lucky. The rooms were big and the kitchen area was small but lets be honest who goes to Montreal on holiday to spend a lot of time in the room... more

This WAS a nice hotel years ago, called the Manoir LeMoyne. It seems that Clarion has taken it over and driven it down into nothing more that a dump with drug users yelling all through the night. Rather than write out a terribly long narrative, here is a long list of why we won't go back: Small bathroom Fan did... more

First of all we requested 2 rooms next to eachother with pullout couches. The person on the phone said this would not be a problem, but when we got in our rooms were 17 floors apart and no couch in either or them. The 17 floors wouldn't have been a big deal if you didn't have to wait for the... more

Perhaps I should start with the positives before I get to the negatives. My friends and I stayed at the Clarion Hotel the weekend of August 18, 2007. We stayed in an Executive suite which includes a bedroom with a queen sized bed and a sofa bed in the living room. There is a TV in both rooms. The fridge... more

We booked this hotel through Canadian Affair travel agent at a cost of about £50 per night. This is not a typical hotel - each room contains a sleeping area, a small kitchen and a dining/living area. It's all quite small, but if you're on a budget the kitchen will help keep eating costs down. Everything was clean and tidy,... more

I stayed the weekend of August 10, 2007 and will absolutely never stay again. I had a "suite" which consisted of a twin mattress (which they said was a queen bed) which was hard as a rock and a pull out sofa bed( 2 nights with tax totalled $316 CAD). I agree with the other review from that weekend, the... more