Hotels near Complexe Angrignon, Montreal

Booked this hotel at the very last minute for a trip de Montréal. Very underwhelmed and disappointed. First room had issues so we were reassigned to a different room. Both rooms were in an area which smelled strongly of humidity and Lord knows what else. The smell fades away while in the room but unfortunately stays with you if your stay is long enough. Rooms are very old fashioned and worn out. They could clearly use some renovations. Parking is very limited especially on the weekends. Consider this if you are driving otherwise it will become a last minute headache. Proximity to metro is nice. Breakfast is average. WiFi is average. Area is somewhat near many ethnic restaurants as well as some fast food restaurants.

There were many indirect lighting in the room, so I was able to stay calmly. The location was close to the shopping street, so I was able to go to the meal easily from the hotel.

This hotel opened in November. The lobby is big and beautifully designed - very elegant. We were warmly greeted at reception, went to our room which was directly behind the elevator. We could hear and feel it vibrating as the elevator went up and down so asked for switch. The only other room was across the hall near the elevator. We thought this may be better but you could still hear the elevator and feel vibration from this room as well. Maybe it gets better if you have a room way down the hall from the elevator? I haven’t noticed this in other locations at all and I have stayed in many hotels! You could also feel the door close in the room next door while sitting on the bed and hear people talking at a normal level in the hallway. And here people talking / a child crying in the next room. The rooms are big and spacious but our bathroom already had damage to the shower. I am a Marriott member and have stayed in many locations - this one seems cheaply decorated as far as choice of materials. Also the lighting is not bright, especially around the mirror in the bathroom. The bed was very comfy. There is breakfast included in the morning but they kept running out of food before I could get to most of it, apparently due to numerous sports teams staying in the building. Parking is really convenient here and the in and out with your hotel key is a plus. I would probably choose a different Marriott location next time if I could get a better rate - this one just happened to be the lowest points redemption for me for this weekend that I needed to be in Montreal.

There is parking for guests. It only takes five minutes to walk to the most prosperous shopping street. The facade says that Amy is not Versailles. You need to pay attention to the room. It is recommended to add dozens of dollars to upgrade the room, which is very large. Compared with the same level of location and price, the price is very high.

Well considering this has only been open 7months I am surprised at the poor workmanship. The door to our room let in a beacon of light, it was so poorly fitted. The carpet was lifting, the toilet roll holder was installed wrongly so the toilet roll falls off. A panel above the bed was not painted, the desk under the tv was bubbling and lifting. The service was poor, the breakfast included in our package was kosher, it was not a great selection, cold boiled eggs, cold poached egg, dairy free yoghurt. Cereal was a good selection but no bowls to eat it out of, there was metal knives and spoons but no forks. Our second day we went down and it was closed with no notification thankfully the the hotel accommodated us into the bistro, which is amazing food and questionable service depending on who is on. On our final day a Saturday, it was open, but no electricity as it’s a day of rest. So no toast no coffee, wow again thankfully the reception supervisor accommodated us over the road at the Marriott residence inn. Only one lift worked the whole time we were there. And outside the lift the luggage trolleys sat blocking the route for 2 full days. Housekeeping …. It didn’t come around one day until 5pm and then when we said can you come back in 10minutes as we are going out then. We had already gotten towels brought up from the reception. The housekeeper stood in our door with her foot holding the door open with her arms crossed. Needless to say we grabbed our stuff and left imminently as we felt pressured. On our final day they didn’t come at all. We got back at 1600 and they hadn’t been so granted we put out do not disturb sign out. It’s not all bad… the rooms are very spacious, the shower is huge with complimentary shampoo, conditioner and body wash that’s attached to the wall. The curtains are so thick and completely blockout. The TV displayed a welcome note, and we had a single bottle of water and nature valley bar. One between 2 of us…. The rooms are very tech savvy. With electric panels as you walk in and on one side of the bed. The hotel is really close to the Napur metro station, only 6 minute walking, and very cheap, plus fast to get to anywhere. We were staying in zone A throughout our stay, so bought a 3 day pass for $21.25 which was ideal. Also this was our honeymoon and we had made them aware, they didn’t do anything, we weren’t asking for much, but a drinks voucher or a bottle of something would have made all the difference. We married in a UK Marriott and all they did was love heart petals and a bottle of Prosecco, a small gesture makes all the difference.

Nice hotel, very big rooms with comfortable bed and clean. The rooms were equipped with a refrigerator and kitchen and we had a nice stay. The downside was the breakfast which was poor in my opinion. Also coffee in the room from the coffee machine tasted bad.

Nice hotel, the restaurant next to it is also good, the environment is clean and tidy, the transportation is convenient, it is indeed a good hotel, next time I go to Mengcheng, I will consider continuing to book the hotel.

Located in the center of Montreal, this hotel is a good walk to Old Montreal as well as to the shops on St Catherine St W. It is also nicely located near the subway and the Exo train around the corner. The hotel itself gives off a Japanese vibe, and is quiet and modern with an excellent coffee machine in a large room. My only quibbles were the absence of a pen or pencil and small notepad - always needed when you can never find them - and bathrobe. But otherwise friendly staff and a nice experience was had in this upscale hotel.

We stayed a couple of nights pre-cruise to acclimatise and enjoy Montreal in the early Summer. We had a pleasant stay, very personable staff and a decent room. Novotel fittings seem to lean toward minimalist scandi which can give an air of being sp****, but bedding was very comfortable. Additional pillows appeared on request. Breakfast was interesting, again possibly post-covid staffing issues as things took a while but the staff were again very engaging. Great location on Rue de la Montagne with easy access to public transit and taxis to the port. Definitely would stay here again.

The hotel is very clean and fully equipped