3-Star Hotels in Quebec, Canada

Keeping in mind this is a hostel, the experience was overall positive. Very close to Berry Metro station and to a pretty lively neighborhood, but still quiet at night if one is looking for a calm and chill environment. No bed bugs signs, which I think its the priority. A relevant con is the pretty poor cleaning of the bathroom in the shared rooms, which should be improved. Common areas are not very big, very enough for everyone to use and enjoy at their discretion.

The good: location is really unbeatable. It’s close to the old city, and the 747 airport bus stops right across. Train stations and bus terminals are walking distance too. The staff is friendly and helpful, I got to check in a bit early. The rooms were big and had beautiful views - I loved watching the sunset. However, I checked out early and couldn’t bare staying here one more night. It wasn’t that the room was cleaned poorly- that could have been fixed more easily. Instead, you could see the result of negligence over a period of time. The floor was so dirty I washed my feet before going to bed and putting on socks. There were particles of dust or something on the left side of my bed, under the covers - I noticed after getting a skin reaction. And the section of the bed where the sheets were tucked in was dirty, leaving dust and hair on the sides of the sheets. Some surfaces inside the bathroom weren’t cleaned well. Basically if you look closely anywhere there’s dust and dirt. This is the first time I’ve written a negative review on any hotel, but I think the issues were seriously enough that they’re worth raising.

Nice friendly and simple hotel, no frills but great value. Has a nice indoor pool, breakfast is ok, rooms are small a little but comfortable. Location is just a little off but still close to both downtown's of Ottawa and Hull .

I had an amazing time in the city of Montreal, with its vibrant atmosphere and lively summer spirit. From strolling through the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal, where history meets modern charm, to enjoying the stunning views from Mount Royal, every day was filled with unforgettable experiences. The city’s festivals and outdoor events added to the excitement, making summer in Montreal truly special. Whether savoring the local cuisine, exploring the artsy neighborhoods, or simply relaxing by the waterfront, every moment was a perfect blend of culture, adventure, and relaxation. Montreal in summer is an absolute delight!

I would highly recommend this hotel, very classic, European style hotel, decent breakfast and a little gym that can get your whole body workout done. The room is very spacious and classic. Very friendly staff and I would definitely stay there again if I am in Montreal next time...

Give the river view room on the upper floor, the view is good. The room is fully equipped and the bed is very good. It should be a university next to it, and there are many students staying on weekends. There is free parking, you can drive in and out of the parking lot and swipe your room card. After you check out on the last day, you will leave a room card. After swiping the card out of the parking lot, you can put the card in a box of the road gate.

The hotel is a good hotel in terms of quality and price. What I didn't like was the insonorization of the room, it's well heard people speaking in the corridor, and the noise of the window. The air conditioning is noisy and it did not work at the last 1/4 of the night (2 times I get up due to heat) The breakfast is really middle. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable.

The staff at check in and check out were very friendly.  The staff in the hotel were a bit grumpy.  Overall, older but well maintained.  Pool and spa was nice, loved the little birds. One complaint is that most people want to exercise in the pool before 9am!  By 9am my day as begun!  Pool needs to open at 6am and stay open until at least 11pm.  Consider making 9pm to 11pm adults only.

Excellent choice. Very clean room, helpful and friendly staff. Location close to amenities, shops, and a mall. Very decent breakfast. Highly recommended.

A quirky little hotel that is directly on the main drag in Gatineau. The room was a good size, though the tiny bathroom left a lot to be desired; it was old, dated, and so small that the sink was in the main room. The bed, however, was very comfortable and the desk/tv setup was great. Lots of convenient receptacles for plugging in phones and the like. The fridge in the cupboard made that cupboard very hot and I'd imagine those fridges won't last long as burnout must be a thing... Weird, convoluted directions for getting to the hot tub from our room; make sure to leave a trail of breadcrumbs or you may be lost forever. Front desk staff were professional and completely bilingual, which was very much appreciated.