This place was lovely and the amenities were great. The breakfast buffet was wonderful- 2 kinds of quiche, eggs, yogurt, croissants, toast, fresh fruit, and more. Delish! The staff was bilingual and quite happy to help with directions, restaurant suggestions, reservations, etc. Just generally pleasant folks all round. We were near the breakfast room and had our fire alarm go... more

We had read the reviews of Chateau Versailles and thought we knew what to expect. We did upgrade our room upon arrival, and even then we thought it was a value. The staff was very helpful and we called upon the front desk and concierge daily with "touristy" questions. They were always helpful and patient with us, and in one... more

We spent three nights at the Chateau during September. Let me start by saying that if you are looking for a luxury hotel with all the amenities, then don't stay here and end up giving it a one star rating because it was not up to your 'requirements.' But if you are looking for a somewhat unique place, and can... more

Just spent the weekend at Chateau Versailles, Sept. 18 to 20, 2009. Even though we had one of the small, "cheaper" rooms, on the first floor, it was lovely! Cute, clean, funkily decorated, good quaility towels and toiletries! The staff were very friendly and helpful, we were charged accordingly, and enjoyed the free breakfast provided. If you are looking for... more

We stayed at Chateau Versailles for three nights in early September, having booked the hotel back in March. I checked reviews of the hotel when we booked it and it sounded great. Just before we left on our trip, I checked the reviews again and became concerned due to some negative reviews. Our experience wasn't perfect, but we would stay... more

This place was recommended by a friend who always stays there whenever she visits her in-laws in Montreal. It is the perfect combination of a cozy inn with the clean feeling of a proper hotel. It consists of two buildings that are attached, and you have to go on a bit of a labyrinthine journey to get from one building... more

My wife and I just returned from one week at the Chateau Versailles in Montreal. We went to Montreal for the first time to sightsee and attend the Rogers Cup Tennis Tournament. The Chateau Versailles turned out to be the perfect choice for us. The positives: Close to subway; Nice breakfast in the morning which was included in the room... more

We stayed in Montreal at the Chateau Versailles over the July 4th weekend. The hotel is clean and nice and has an old world charm. After we checked out and returned home, we got an additional bill for 75 dollars. When we called to check on it, the Manager told us that we drank 1 bottle of red wine, 1... more

stayed here for 5 nights and was very disappointed ffrom the start. Right on busy main road and our room was very small and very noisy. Booked superior room so would not have like to see standard room! Room VERY dark with dark coloured walls and bedcovers. A lick of cream paint and new bedcovers would work wonders. Complained and... more