Delta Hotels by Marriott Montreal

Great location!

Indoor pool area is dark and bland.

The location

One staff worker was extremely rude. It honestly ruined this trip for me.

Location was central to areas we visited. Walking distance to many great attractions.

The underground looked like a desert (Dirt Everywhere) - never been cleaned. The Rooms were dated. The entrance is dated. I am surprised by Delta.

Way too much money for a run-down place.

Great central location for meeting folks coming from different directions in Montreal. Atmosphere: the main restaurant was dowdy, dated, tired. It was poorly lit. All the TV screens around, it felt like i was in a sports bar, which was incongruent with the dining room and menu. The big problem was this: i had booked a table for a group of 8-10 for a celebration of life for my brother. That group included people with disabilities, including motor and sensory (hearing and sight), one of which was my 95 year old mother, who was hosting. I had come earlier to see if the place was suitable, and to discuss my needs with the manager before making the reservation. I was satisfied that it would and so i made the reservation. I had explained that we had come to talk and share stories about my brother the evening following his celebration of life and so would be looking for a quiet place. he assured me that the TV could be turned off, in the back and the music turned off. I could not hear past the person sitting beside me and my mother could hardly hear the person beside her or across the table. it was very loud from other tables of a group of hockey players and a group of older men at a table just down from us. The waiter said that he could turn the music off, but not the TV but the group would be leaving in about 15 minutes. they were still there 30 minutes later. Food was hit and miss and Halal choices while nice to have, there could be more available. There was very nice collection of appetizers and cheese platter to share as starters. Main course: both orders of duck were tough, even with a steak knife, but all the octopus dishes were beautifully cooked, one of the best i have had in my culinary experience. The striploin cut like butter, and the frites crispy and cruchy! Dessert: creme brulee was well done, but not particularly inspiring. The pastry on the "tarte tatin" was tough - i was not sure whether it was a puff pastry at all. It tasted as if a caramel sauce had been added at the end, rather than cooked as a traditional tatin, which is what i had expected to get. As a trained continental pastry chef, I just felt sad. My review is actually a 2.5/5, rather than a 3/5. I would probably not consider this dining room for a future booking when staying in Montreal.