Hotel Quartier Latin, Montreal

The hotel's rooms were small, old, and cramped with a strong smell of cigarettes and inadequate noise insulation, making it a place I wouldn't recommend to anyone. The service, however, was accommodating and friendly, though there were attempts to impose unexpected penalties on refunds. The location was vibrant and central, situated on a lively pedestrian street with numerous dining options, but cleanliness was an issue. The dining experience offered limited and tasteless options in a basement area, with no variety.

The hotel had small and stuffy rooms which were reasonably clean but good in size. It was convenient to 'borrow' items from the counter. The service was always available, friendly, and very supportive, although I was unexpectedly disturbed after brunch. The location was ideal for those who enjoy walking and exploring bars and restaurants nearby, even though it was noisy on weekends. The dining experience was simple but nice with a selection of pastries. The facilities were adequate for a comfortable stay.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The hotel provided clean, safe rooms in a good location, but some aspects were disappointing, like the lack of view from the window and cleanliness issues in certain areas.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were small and lacked proper security, with some cleanliness issues, but they had all the necessary amenities. The service was unprofessional at times, but the location was convenient for exploring the area on foot. The dining experience was basic, and the facilities were average.

The hotel room was alright. It was silent and had a view of the street and downtown tower buildings in the distance. However, the room had some issues like black scuff marks on the wall, hairs all over the sheets, and a broken bedside lamp. The noisy air conditioning fan was quite bothersome as it went on for six minutes every twenty minutes and the room was not well insulated against outside noise.