Location. The Grand Plaza Montreal Centre-Ville in Quebec, Canada, stands one block from the restaurants and boutiques of St. Denis Stree... more »
Location. The Grand Plaza Montreal Centre-Ville in Quebec, Canada, stands one block from the restaurants and boutiques of St. Denis Street, and three blocks from Parc Lafontaine. Olympic Park and the Botanical Gardens are five kilometers from this property. Hotel Features. Impressions restaurant lends intimate summer-season atmosphere with its small outdoor terrace. Continental cuisine dominates this restaurant's menu. The hotel features a ballroom and 19 meeting rooms, most with views, that can accommodate groups of up to 700 guests. The business center contains two workstations with computers, a printer and high- speed Internet access. Video teleconferencing and translation services are available, as is wireless Internet access in public areas. An indoor lap pool remains open until late in the evening, and a 24-hour fitness center features windows with city views, a television, lockers and a sauna. Guestrooms. This hotel has 319 elegantly designed guestrooms on 23 floors. All rooms provide beds with pillow-top mattresses and comfortable sitting areas while enhancing the guestroom experience with unobstructed views of the city and the St. Lawrence River's many bridges and islands. Guestroom amenities include wireless Internet access. The hotel features eight Executive Suites that feature a bedroom and separate parlor. Executive Suite guests receive complimentary breakfasts and evening snacks, wireless Internet access, ergonomic chairs with massage capabilities, minibars, a private club lounge and Executive concierge services. Expert Tip. The hotel provides complimentary sleeping bags, that consist of drawstring pouches with eye masks, drapery clips, ear plugs, lavender sprays and sleep CDs that provide tips for relaxation.
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The Grand Plaza Montreal Centre-Ville is adjacent to the most efficient subway system in North America (Sherbrooke Station), therefore, allowing you direct access to the major points of interest in the City, such as the Olympic Stadium, Old Montreal, the Montreal Casino, and so much more. Old Montreal, just minutes away from the hotel, with its mysterious roads and its aura of yesteryear, provides for a beautiful getaway from the modern, fast-paced world we live in.
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male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
We stayed in this hotel recently- good room and loaction. It is only 15mins walk from the Old Montreal. This is centerally located in Montreal Downtown. Room as exactly as it was shown in pics- good value for money! The only donwfall was the Toilet Flush was not working- had to call Hotel staff sereval times before someone came and tried rectifying it. It still didnt work so we had to move to a different room on our own- proactive measure should been to apologize and send someone to help us with the luggage because it wasn't our fault. But that didnt happen. Reception staff was otherwise courteaous and helpful apart from the Manager who was not interested. At check out, asked the Manager for the feedback form and his answer was that it is in the room. When told him that we didnt find it in the room, he did not offer to get us the feedback form. Parking is paid $18 a day for Valet parking- but good option as you have the liberty to take your car out as manay as times, otherwise if you park on your own it is $16 a day for one time parking only. Overall, was a good luxury hotel.
27 year old with a luxury budget, traveling for business
Close to the nightlife district and near subway for easy travel around the city. The rooms are exceptionally large and comfortable. But the best part is certainly the location.
I had a horrible stay at this property.
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Posted Nov 25, 2008
Horrible
I had a horrible stay at this property. The location is very convenient. When I got to my room, the free wireless internet was so slow it was virtually useless. I made several calls to the front, desk, the manager on duty. The manager said she...
This past week, we went for the "Just
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Posted Jul 26, 2008
Mediocre
This past week, we went for the "Just for Laughs" festival and stayed at the Doubletree Hotel. Having to pay $* per night, we thought we were in for a treat! We have had many vacations at other hotels and found this one lacking. Firstly, when we...
This is a good, solid business class
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Posted Feb 10, 2008
Good
This is a good, solid business class hotel with pool and health club, very well situated in the Plateau District of Montreal. You can walk to Rue St. Denis, Parc LaFontaine and many wonderful restaurants. Good bus and subway transportation are...
I'm a picky traveler, however this
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Posted Oct 16, 2007
Excellent
I'm a picky traveler, however this hotel was more than a match for my usual displeasure. The staff was more than knowledgable about their buisness and the cleanlieness of the hotel was astounding. I would suggest this as a stay for anyone looking...
This hotel is in a good location to
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Posted Jul 19, 2007
Good
This hotel is in a good location to explore all of Montreal because of it's location at a Metro stop and within walking distance of a great dining district. Hotel is moderately nice, and an excellent value.
25 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
The location of the hotel is excellent, located directly on a main metro line, and a close walk to downtown. For those arriving in Montréal by bus, it is located one stop north of the Central Station on the Montgomery subway line.
When checking in we were asked to wait for 20 minutes while they accommodated a tour bus behind us, which didn't provide make us feel like valued guests. However, the offer of freshly baked cookies softened the blow.
There were a few items from the previous occupants left in the room when we arrived, but overall the cleanliness was superb, as was the room service throughout our stay. The only complain I had was regarding the television - it was configured with only 15 channels, although there were 40 available; in order to reach them we needed to type in the numbers one-by-one, a little annoying when you want to channel surf.
Although we didn't use any of the services of the hotel, I have previously attended a conference at this location, and can attest to the business facilities they offered.
26 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
After staying in Mont-Tremblant for 2 nights, we went straight to Montreal and stayed a night at the Doubletree plaza hotel in June 2007.
We received a very warm welcome with 2 free hot baked cookies while checking in. The receptions there are very nice and polite, but I was shocked when we were told $19cad for parking and finally we figure it's free to park accross the street from 9pm-9am and $3 an hour otherwise. Overall a good experience.
Pros:
-Very close to Eaton centre/St. Catherine st.
-Right beside Old montreal
-Room is very clean overall
-Good price for this level of hotels
Cons:
-Parking is EXPENSIVE ($14CAD for single entry parking or $19 unlimited)
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