Best places to stay in Montreal

Montreal is a city of contrasts: old-world charm meets youthful swagger. French cafés hum beside indie music bars, and cobblestone streets give way to experimental art galleries.

With warmth, flavor, and a little je ne sais quoi — your hotel stay should live up to the surroundings. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff.

These are the top 5 hotels travelers genuinely rave about.

#5 Hampton

Shared by Henry Wallace – 181 ❤️

“Friendly in all the right ways with the kind of comfort that makes even a short stay feel like coming home.”

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#4 Hotel10

Shared by Quinn Adler – 191 ❤️

“Bold in its angles and energy a place for night owls and creative souls who never quite sleep.”

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#3 DoubleTree

Shared by Jacob Smith – 194 ❤️

“Cozy with a hint of cosmopolitan flair this one wraps around you like a heavy winter coat that still looks good.”

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#2 Homewood

Shared by Andrew Miller – 199 ❤️

“Bright and functional without the fuss perfect for catching your breath before heading back out.”

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#1 Delta

Shared by Chandler Ford – 215 ❤️

“Urban and unfussy with a heartbeat that matches the city’s pulse in every small detail.”

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What area of Montreal is best to stay in?

Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal) is a favorite for its cobblestone charm and proximity to the port, shops, and restaurants. Downtown and the Plateau are also great choices, depending on your vibe.



Are hotels in Montreal expensive?

Montreal tends to be more affordable than cities like Toronto or New York, especially outside of peak festival season. You can find a wide range—from budget boutiques to high-end luxury stays.



Do Montreal hotels include breakfast?

Some do! Many offer light continental breakfasts, while others partner with nearby cafés. Always double-check when booking if that’s important to your stay.



Is tap water safe to drink in Montreal hotels?

Absolutely. Montreal’s tap water is safe, fresh, and highly regulated. Most hotels provide glasses or refillable water stations for convenience.



Do Montreal hotels offer parking?

It depends on the hotel. Some offer valet or on-site parking for a fee, while others may direct you to nearby public garages. Parking can be tight in the city center, so plan ahead.

Choosing a hotel shouldn’t eat up your day. Foresyte filters out the noise and gets you to the good stuff — fast. Just tell us what matters most, and we’ll help you find a stay that fits your budget and your vibe.

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