Delta Hotels Montreal

Patrick Chan

2 months ago

Recently stayed for 2 nights at this Delta. Nice hotel in a very convenient location. I was upgraded to the club level room given my status. Overall the stay was nice and the room was a good size, but the carpet was clearly old and it was actually sticking up (see photo). Other than that, no complaints.

Jason Wong

5 months ago

I stayed for a week at Delta Montreal and had a very good experience. Marie-Josée (MJ) and her team keep things running smoothly — they were attentive and efficient throughout my stay, and their warm hospitality really stood out. The rooms are slightly dated, but they are large, clean, and very comfortable. The beds and bedding were very clean and made for a restful sleep. I also appreciated the large balcony with good views of the city, which made the room feel even more spacious and enjoyable. Marriott Platinum and above members get free breakfast: weekdays in the lounge and weekends in the restaurant. A nice touch was seeing Fairmont Bagels offered at breakfast in both spots. The hotel is dog-friendly, and our pet was welcomed with a toy and treat in the room. There’s also a convenient mulch area at the Sherbrooke Street exit for dogs. That back entrance (accessible with your room key on level P) opens directly onto Sherbrooke Street, right next to McGill’s Campus 1 and La Citadelle residences, which is handy if you’re visiting students. The Brasserie Milton restaurant was excellent. We tried the lamb rack, filet mignon, seafood linguine, tiramisu, chocolate mousse, and tarte tatin — all were very good. Overall, this hotel offers solid service, good food, and thoughtful amenities. MJ and her team more than make up for the slightly dated rooms with their hospitality. I’d recommend it for anyone visiting Montreal, especially families or those with pets.

Alexandr

5 months ago

Location The hotel is located in downtown Montréal, which can be a great option depending on what you’re looking for. In our case, we were in the city for a hockey tournament and did not have the option to choose our hotel. Unfortunately, this meant commuting 35–40 minutes each way between the rink and the hotel. One snowy morning, the city’s snow removal was poor and the trip took 1 hour and 15 minutes. For us, the location was not ideal. However, it may be good for business travelers or visitors interested in attractions, restaurants, and easy access to public transportation. Parking You have to pay for it. and if you own a Toyota Grand Highlander or a similar-sized vehicle, be cautious about using the hotel’s underground parking. I would strongly avoid going below the second floor. The low clearance poses a risk to antennas and roof components. Use extreme caution. Dining Breakfast was not included in our package, so we paid separately. Also, be prepared for long wait times for lunch/diner —our order took close to two hours. The food was good, but the pricing felt high for what was offered. Rooms and Property The hotel is not the newest, but the rooms are generally clean and reasonably spacious. AC was to loud. The overall condition is acceptable, though not particularly modern. Service Service quality seems to vary depending on the time and staffing levels. In our experience, we were fortunate to have mostly polite and professional interactions. Overall Overall, the hotel feels quite expensive for what it offers. While it may suit business or leisure travelers focused on downtown activities, it was not an ideal fit for our needs.

Charles-Antoine Pouliot

2 months ago

At check-in I specifically asked whether parking was validated and was told yes, so we understood that it would be covered. At checkout we were charged $25 per night for parking. When we raised the misunderstanding, the hotel declined to adjust the charge and stated that parking in downtown Montreal is not free and that we should have known. Future guests may want to clarify the exact parking costs at check-in. Rooms and location were decent, but the response to this issue was disappointing.