We stayed here for 3 nights in May and had a very enjoyable stay. We had the Mazurka room which was lovely and bigger than I expected for the price. We saw into a few of the other rooms and they were all decorated really nicely with a cosy, homely feel. One room seemed to have a very strong smoky... more

We stayed for two nights. The exterior of the building is beautiful as is the location. Everything seemed perfect, the website is marvelous and we thought we had found a treasure---- until we opened the door. It is dark inside and a bit smelly. Our room was baren, and poorly furnished..as if someone had gone to a garage sale and... more

I rented two rooms for my family. While the hotel is charming, my room was directly above the front door and reception area. Because the hotel is also the check-in for the hostels run by the owners, my room was very noisy until late at night. The other room was advertised as having a wood smoke smell—which it did, to... more

When we first arrived at the hotel we were a little disconcerted to learn that it was not only just a hotel but also a hostel. Then the check in gentleman (who was lovely) pointed to the door to the right of the desk as our room. My husband and i were less then excited until he opened the door.... more

My wife and I visited Montreal recently for the first time and stayed at this charming little hotel. We were on a budget, but still wanted to stay in a place near the heart of the town and with a little heart - no monolithic high-rise hotels for us! Le Guilleret is a (literal) mom and pop hotel. We found... more

I called Hotel Le Guilleret on a whim after looking around for romantic hotels located in Old Montreal and it seemed to fit the bill. Thought I'd surprise the wife with a w/e trip to Montreal from NYC-take the drive up, see the leaves changing and enjoy one of our favorite cities once again. Had previously stayed at the Auberge... more

If you want experience the charm and antiquity of Vieux Montreal, stay at Le Guilleret - it is unique and awesome! The building is gorgeous - exactly what you picture when you think of the history and architecture of that part of the city; stone walls, fireplaces, gleaming wood floors, antique furniture... We stayed in a suite called Le Symphonie... more

We stayed at Le Guilleret last week for 4 nights. Our room was the Concerto, which accomodated the five of us-2 adults and 3 older children. The positives:The location of the hotel is outstanding. Its within the old city, a stones throw from some great restaurants, and lots of activity until well past midnight. There are also great coffee shops,... more

We booked the biggest room there (the one with the hot tub) - and thus the most expensive for two nights. We thought this would be a great weekend! Though the bed was very comfortable we couldn't sleep all night because there is no insulation between the floors and we could hear people coming in and out of the hotel... more