Hotels near Jean-Talon Market

"Front desk agent was OK but another person, who was apparently some assistant manager, was downright unhelpful and uncaring. I was given a room, which looked like it was a dungeon (no window) and very dark so I asked for something else. Front desk said it was the only room left (note that when I booked a couple of hours before, there were 7 rooms available on your site). I told the front desk agent that the said room was unacceptable. I mentioned that I would be looking elsewhere and to get refunded. The other person stepped in ad said it was booked by Expedia and that it was non-refundable. Insofar as the room, he said basically to take it or leave it. No interest shown in helping."

"Nothing bad to say here."

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"The hotel was in a good location for accessing the area. The amenities in the room were decent although beds were small, so sharing a bed was not ideal. Breakfast could have been better if it had less bread products and cake and a small selection of hot foods would nice."

"I asked at the front desk whether we were entitled to complimentary parking, and I was specifically told that we were and that I only needed to exchange the parking ticket at the reception desk. However, when I checked out, I was charged for two nights of parking, even though I only used the parking facility for one night. At that time, I was informed that the manager would contact me to resolve the issue. It has now been five days, and I have not received so much as a phone call. This level of service is extremely disappointing."

"Excellent location in Le Plateau. Near metro, dining, shops. Clean rooms, friendly staff."

"Overall lovely Hotel to stay at while at a conference. Very central location and convenient underground parking. The pool was a very nice feature. My room was very nice and comfortable overall, but my AC unit was noisy and made a whining/ rattling noise- which caused some interrupted sleep."

"Clean, roomy, quiet, convenient"

"The hotel advertises a breakfast buffet; it's not much more than some toast, bagels, muffins, cereal and yogurt. On a buffet I would expect eggs, bacon, sausage, waffles and pancakes . . maybe it's a cultural thing. While clean and well maintained, I would change the name to Stark, very industrial and monochromatic. They have a guest laundry, coin operated but they cannot provide any change; they should consider tokens instead that could be charged to the room."