I luckily found this hotel thru other travelers' comments in Trip Advisor. It was lovely and perfect for us. Kindest staff. Hot, home made croissants fresh out of the oven in the morning. Breakfast at a large table in the center of the kitchen with other incredibly interesting guests. Perfectly set in a quiet allee in Vieux Montreal. Wonderful restaurants... more

I have stayed in this hotel before and loved it, the rooms are charming and very large. Its more like an Inn than a hotel. I found the hostel to be quiet. It is a very old building with old wood floors and they do creak. This last stay was spoiled by the bed bugs in our room. I have... more

Although the location is great, I did not know that this was more of a hostel where you make your own breakfast. It could be a great thing if you are sick of constantly buying food and would like to make something the way you like it. I am very sensitive to bugs and unfortunatlely they had bed bugs and... more

This hotel is housed in a beautiful old building that once housed the presses for one of Montreal's first newspapers. Right near the old port, there are tons of dining and entertainment options within a short walk, as well as beautiful views. For transport, there is a bus stop and even a bixi (bicycle rental) station just up the street.... more

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