My wife and I stayed here as a base to run in the Montreal Marathon. Upon arrival I was told that the room type I reserved (I had the confirmation in hand) was no longer available. I could settle for a smaller bed or a smoking room. I pointed out that it was 40 minutes after the listed check in time and doubted that everyone else had checked in before me. I insisted on the room type I reserved or a refund to the price of the lesser room.

I was provided my parking voucher (included in the price of the room I booked) and asked to check at the desk once I parked my car. The desk clerk apologized for the inconvenience and provided me with a key to a, no additional cost upgrade, suite.

The hotel isn't fancy but it is quiet, CLEAN and had a very friendly staff. They made their error right and offered an apology. We found the walk to Crescent Street to be easy and refreshing. No worries about safety and had the weather turned bad the metro was only a block and a half.

Overall this was a pleasant experience and I would definitely stay here again.

Stayed 3 nights at this hotel.

Room was large, comfortable and clean with a killer downtown view. Room was a bit dated and was surprised hotel was only 15 years old.

Location was good with plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars nearby. Would recommend L'Paris on Catherine and for cheap eat of rosterrie chicken would recommend Scores further along.

To get to Old Town was a 40 min walk and to walking along Catherine (beside the hotel) for 15 mins will bring you to start of shopping area. Latin Quarter is 30-35 min walk.

Overall a good stay and would recommend. Montreal is a great city, very lively. Best city in Canada imo.

I stayed at the last 2 weekends of August. It is clean and tidy but not elegant. The facilities are minimal. Actually, it is at the upper floors of a hotel/school complex.

It locates at the west end of the busy district. Subway to go downtown is close by but you need to good through a tunnel (which is slightly smelly and somebody sleeps there at night). Taxi to go downtown is around $10.

If you choose the signature room, it is pretty spacious with a queen and sofa beds almost at the same price. Some rooms have a pretty good view of downtown. If you book through AAA/CAA, it costs you a premium but includes parking and breakfast. Depending on the number of occupants, it may worth it.

You need to register in the hotel before you can go to the building parking. However, there is no parking space in front of the hotel.

We stayed for 3 nights at Hotel Du Fort and had an okay time. We were using the hotel as a launching point for day trips throughout Montreal, but there didn't seem to be much going on near the hotel. It was very expensive overnight parking, and we should have included that in our hotel price.

The hotel was very clean and comfortable, but also very outdated in furnishings. The room decor was clearly worn, but again very clean. A desk station, coffeetable and 2 chairs plus a mirror vanity in addition to the bed and bathroom. Pretty spacious, just not what we were expecting.