Hôtel Le Germain Montréal

Lits confortables, belle localisation, personnel sympa

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The location was excellent—within walking distance to St. Catherine Street and plenty of shops. A cozy coffee spot right next door. Check-in was smooth, and all the staff, from the front desk and valet to the restaurant bar, were very nice and friendly.

We stayed in the Classic Queen Room for two nights. With luggage, the space can feel a bit tight. The room was clean and modern. The bed was very comfortable, but it was located right next to the entrance door, which was somewhat inconvenient. They only offered one night stand which can be hassle to put your items on the floor. The shower offered no privacy and was positioned directly across from the main door definitely not where you’d want to get caught mid-shower!

We landed at Le Germain hotel because of its location. For a first timer in Montreal, the choice is rather good. The hotel is OK, but the neighbourhood is frenetic, surrounded by high skycrappers and long avenues full of traffic. Fortunately the hotel is calm, beside being clean. The room was very small, the smallest one we had in our entire trip to Canada, despite being the most expensive too. We tried the restaurant and the service and meals were fine. It's very practical having a subway station right down the building and the train station within walking distance. It was a good experience, but next time we'll rather go to a nicer neighbourhood.

Room was too small, it felt like a cage. Our window gave to an alleway with a permanent noice coming from a ventilation system.

We had high hopes for Hotel Le Germain, but our stay was far from pleasant. Upon arriving in our room on the 18th floor, we were met with a constant, droning noise that caused persistent headaches. It turns out the 17th floor directly below is the mechanical room, likely the source of the disruptive sound. Unfortunately, the hotel staff didn’t warn us about this when assigning our room. To make matters worse, the "mini bar" in the room, which appeared to be a fridge, was not refrigerated. This was a significant issue as my wife’s medication requires cold storage, and we had to rely on ice from another floor (which was unplugged and not working at the time.). Having stayed at the hotel William Gray earlier in the week, which was a far superior experience for just a slightly higher cost, I wouldn’t recommend Hotel Le Germain. If you must stay here, absolutely request a room away from the 18th floor.

Great location, wonderful, helpful staff, and comfortable room.

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