We stayed only one night at this hotel, Sept 2008. The location is great, just a couple of blocks from the Old Port and right next to Chinatown. Take the opportunity to explore Chinatown and check out some amazing food for great prices. The room itself was clean, esp. the bathroom. Free internet was great in helping us find our... more

Hi: I am an American who stayed at the Holiday Inn in Chinatown on the Labor Day weekend as part of a wedding party; all the out-of-town guests stayed at this hotel and got a special rate. I thought the rate, as compared with American hotels in major cities, was fantastic--however, the food in the hotel's restaurant was over-priced. When... more

The location of hotel was fantastic and very close to shopping and Old Montreal. The interior was clean; the bed was comfortable; the furnishings were nice; the service was great; the breakfast buffet was good (with hot and cold options and lots of fresh fruit); and the room was large. I had a fantastic stay in this hotel and would... more

We really enjoyed our short stay at this well located hotel in central Montreal. The 1970's Chinese style lobby is kitsch but cute, and the kids loved watching the goldfish swim around the walkway between the reception and the dining room. The room was comfortable and spacious. The indoor pool was an added bonus. We were pleased with the friendly... more

hotel is a little old and worn looking. No refrigerator in the room.. Safety is an issue, you can access any of the floors of the hotel from the public parking lot underneath it. My car was broken into and my kids lost an ipod a lap top and a DS. I believe that we were being watched as the... more

Driving in to Motreal on good luck,picked this one because its very close to the harbor and the old city .Nice and clean room plus very nice bathroom.Absolutly recommendable more

Probably the best thing going for this hotel is it's location. 5-10 min walk from most of down town Montreal. Probably does need a general renevation in some areas including all the common hallways. The free internet was down for 2 of the 3 days I was there. Everything else worked but as previous reviewers have noted it is dated.... more

This property is located in chinatown Montreal, so the location is convenient. I was given a room on the 'Priority' traveler level - I am embarrassed for them that they would offer this room to priority business travelers. Carpeting is old and smelly, other than at the entranceway there are no light switches so you must walk to the lamps... more

This is one of the strangest hotels I’ve ever visited, especially considering it’s part of the (usually very standard, uniform) Holiday Inn chain. It’s not bad. In fact, it has some good qualities. But it’s STRANGE. First of all, the architecture: it’s a combination of modern socialist block and Chinese palace; overall, one of the ugliest hotels I've ever seen.... more