Beach Hotels in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec

"Great place near Tremblant with shuttle service"

"Amazing ski in and ski out hotel. Rooms are nice, lots of activities. There was a Photo Booth, free hot chocolate, ski valet. The car valet and bell hop were also very great with remembering our names and room number. Wish there were more apres ski on La Terrasse during the week, but still amazing hotel. "

"Super location"

"My sons jacket got stollen from the hot tub area. They gave us the wrong room, which we didn't know about until another family was given keys to our room. The loud drunk groups were a little much, I wouldn't have been happy if my kids were young - but my teens slept through it. Overall, the location is amazing! The room was clean and the breakfast was good. "

"Great location, very nice breakfast and clean hotel."

"Entrance to hotel was hard to find. Stains on the carpet in our room weren’t nice to looo at. Hot tub jets didn’t work. Power went out for hours and not one person followed up with us. The ladies at the front desk were very nice!! And the breakfast in the morning was a bonus. "

"The room was clean looking from the start until you looked closer. Hair in the corners and a large stain on the comforter ( the was covered up but the top blanket) only to be seen the next morning) Coffee machine was broken - when I talked with reception they said " they are new , it should work" still did not... Turn out it WAS broken. They were Very fast at replacing it, however! THE HOT TUB... NOT WORKING... Like at all. That was disappointing as that was one of the main reasons we booked there. And the breaker blew if you had the fireplace on and made coffee. I also was locked out on the balcony as my door code just wouldn't work on that door. There was a sign on it in French but not English. The staff was very friendly and helpful The beds were very comfy The place was quiet "

"Everything was great. Room was clean and parking was very convenient. Staff was super nice. "

"The kitchen was fully equiped with the exception of a sponge for dishes and paper towels. I had to buy those at the local market. The only condiments available were salt and pepper. There was no cooking oil."