Beautiful hotel with great service. The room was a bit small but very comfortable. Great location especially if your walking. more

My husband and I stayed at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth from October 24 - 28, 2009 in a Fairmont Room. King bed, small room, smaller bathroom. The bathrooms are too small to accommodate all of the toiletries that are necessary. We were on the ninth floor and had a fantastic view of the dome of the cathedral across the street.... more

I took the train up to Montreal from Albany, New York during foliage season. I booked The Queen Elizabeth because it is located right above the train station and because there are lots of good restaurants nearby on Peel Street. I was not disappointed. My room was clean and comfortable, if a little bit on the small side. It is... more

Even though our room was pre-booked a month in advance, "Fairmont" felt it was acceptable to give our room away because they said they had a party of people come unexpectedly. This, in my opinon was very unprofessional. more

As part of a long weekend trip to Canada (stops in Montreal & Quebec City), my wife and I stayed at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth hotel for two nights in early October, 2009. In general, we tend to stay in traditionally decorated 4 & 5 star hotels with reputations for quality and convenience (i.e., traditionally decorated & clean hotels that... more

Good Location. Nicely appointed rooms ( most have been recently updated). Good for those without car, hotel is right on top of central train station, and for those with car as their valet service is very efficient. The only complaint I have with his hotel is the attitude from some ( not all) of the service staff. unfortunately more than... more

I have stayed at the Queen E a couple of times in the past, so I came to know the different room styles. In my last stay, I picked a one bedroom suite that was totally worth the price. The other suites or mini suites have no views, i.e., view of the parking lot and loading area, and are somehow... more

great Montreal location (at train station and metro); within walking distance to downtown Montreal (and McGill campus); lots of shopping and restaurants nearby. Great service, renovated rooms more

I usually shy away from staying at conference hotels when I'm in town for a conference somewhere, but in this case, I couldn't find a better deal and figured I'd give it a try. The location is perfect, connected to the "underground city" and the train station. It's steps from shopping, dining, vieux-port, everything. The hotel has great services. Rooms... more