Hotel Star Montreal

When I arrived at the hotel I was told that I didn't have a reservation. The door was closed in my face. I knocked again and explained that I did and showed my confirmation number. Then I was told sternly to sit on the couch in the lobby in the dark. Then hotel attendant had me wait for 25 minutes while I think he cleaned my room without saying anything. It was very strange. The room was small and not fancy but I didn't mind that. I wish it was cleaner as there were stains on the walls and there was a lot of dust.

Upgraded to a better room at check in by the staff

Dirty room and bathrooms, smelly room, holes in towels, stained shower curtain. The area is very busy and lots of cars driving around the whole night with banging music. Impossible to sleep.

You get what you pay for. Sometimes you get less than what you pay. I promised to give a good review since they upgraded my room for free. So that's all I will say about it.

So when we got there the service was great. They upgraded our bed size because we were a couple for free so that was really nice. Like 2 blocks from the metro and close to bars in the gay village. Cleanness was disappointing. There was a dried gooey thing on my pillow and the mirror could have been cleaner. That bathroom was really nice though, that was clean. You can hear people in the halls but not in other rooms. Overall I would recommend this place.

Room was tiny. Definitely not enough space for 2. No control for thermostat. It was unbearably hot. Smelled of cigarettes so bad my eyes were burning. Room and washroom not cleaned. Hair blocking sink drain. Cigarette burns on desk with tiny drawers. Smoke alarm has been removed and wires are hanging. no bat mat. pillow cases were dubious.Nobody at front desk at night. You get a door code on your receipt. On the front door, on the inside, a sign says that if you don't have a door code, go knock on door 6. I was in room 6 what the h...? People at front desk don't speak French.

I decided to go on my first trip out of the country by myself recently and this hotel felt like a cozy apartment. The staff was so nice (even offered candy as soon as I walked up!) but everything was super convienient! SUPER close to a great metro stop and so close to great spots in Montreal. Next time I come up I'll stay there again :)

This is a small hotel in the Gay Village in Montreal. I found it clean, if a bit worn, and safe. The rooms are very small - I played in a hockey tournament and would not have been able to fit myself and my gear into the room - but clean and the bed was comfortable. Apparently no fan or a/c in the room (besides the bathroom vent), but if the weather's good you'll be fine. Soap and towels in the bathroom, not sure how to ask for extra TP so bought some at the local convenience store. There's free wifi, and a supermarket, pharmacy & convenience store just down the block, and metro station. If you need a place to sleep, shower, and store your things, this will do just fine. If you need or want more amenities, try another hotel. I was very happy.

No frills, no thrills. Just a place to drop your things and go. The bed was hard, the toilet leaked and the water was hard. Wifi was barely functional. Room was small and had lots of wear and tear do to neglect and shoddy workmanship. If you're looking for a cheap place to stay for the weekend and don't care too much about comfort, this place fits the bill. The staff was friendly and accommodating but it wasn't enough to overcome it's shortcomings.

A short notice booking for an inexpensive room for a staycation away from the roommates led us to this is perfectly located hotel in the heart of downtown. Small room but fair for the price, has a quaint cottage feel to it. Owner was attentive and personable. No parking which is a knock against it, but otherwise highly recommended and will book again for sure