TracyB

Hi, we are spending 2 nights in Montreal after a visit to New York (we are from Edmonton)...and i came across this hotel..Wonder if it is in a good area and if anyone has stayed here...Also..what is a good area to stay in Montreal and does anyone have any recco's on a hotel there?? Only 2 nights so location is key..Also $200.00 max..Thanks.

PamSF

We asbsolutely LOVED the Auberge Sans Soucy in Old Montreal. It is at the quiet end of the street and the staff is so wonderful. Breakfast includes pastries baked each morning that rival anything I had in Paris. It was well under $200 US.

TracyB

Pam, what do u mean by the quiet end of the street?? Is there lots of restaurants and shops in the area??

Am also looking at the Auberge du Vieux-Port, do u remember that one at all?? I really don't know where to stay as we have not been to Montreal b4..

jlt1988

Hi TracyB - You might consider the Plateau area, a great neighborhood with a 50-acre park in the middle of it. You can see more here: http://www.LoveLetterToMontreal.com

Here are three good B&Bs, but there are many other choices in the Plateau:
http://www.aubergedelafontaine.com/site/fr/index.cfm

http://www.bblezebre.com/

http://www.auxportesdelanuit.com/english/home.php

The Plateau would be especially nice if the weather is warming and the lakes are filled in the park.

zootsi

Jardin d'Antoine is right in the heart of all the action on St Denis, which is part of the plateau area. Great location - safe, very lively, but may be a bit noisy at night. My daughter stayed here a few years ago and enjoyed it. It's typical of the small European style hotels found on the Plateau.