The hotel is easy to find and perfect location. It was within walking distance to all the places we wanted to go. Rooms are on the smaller side but not too crowded. Front desk was quick and efficient and friendly. Parking is just across the street and very reasonably priced ($12 for the weekend). Rooms were clean and comfortable. There seemed to be a lot of groups on our floor but once in the room we never heard any noise from other rooms. Overall, a great stay.

I'm writing, probably the newest review of the Days Inn Montreal Downtown, that anyone here for the New Year of 2008. I have to say that this place is really decent-- service was excellent, cleanliness was a great plus but there was one problem for me, here. Location. Despite being on a huge throughfare, Rene-Levesque, the location was horrible in terms of being near a Metro station (Champ-De-Mars). Despite what everyone says about being close to Berri-UQAM and Champ-De-mars Metro, the walk down Rene-Levesque is a bit of a hike and to Champ-De-Mars, the walk is a bit sketchy. Mind you, I was walking from Champ-De-Mars to the hotel at arond 6 PM, and I had to turn around to see who was behind me, depsite being from New York City. Don't get me wrong, Montreal is a great place to be in and I absolutely love it but the area around here, is a bit sketchy at best. Overall, Days Inn Montreal is a great place to stay in for the price that I got at 82.80$ a night. So, when I go back, this place is definitely worth going back to.

I asked for a quiet room and was given one at the back overlooking the police station car park. My room had fridge and coffee maker. My room was good-sized, smart and elegant, very clean and well decorated, but a bit dark for my taste. The hotel is about 20 mins walk to downtown, or there are buses. Or you can walk about 20 mins the other way to the old town, which is delightful. The main out-of-town bus station is only 2 blocks away and there are regular buses to Quebec, about 3hrs and $60. The hotel restaurant does a good variety of breakfast meals, and I only ate there one evening. Not many restaurants open in the evening. You need to go either downtown or old town. the staff were pleasant and helpful, but sometimes rather formal. A nice hotel and no problems.

I did all the price research online before leaving for Montreal but I wasn't sure if I needed to stay overnight, so I left it to chance. I walked in, asked for the price I saw on the internet and they gave it to me. it was around 10:30am and they have a room available. Further, it's one of the suites they have facing the front. According to the floor plan, they have 4 of these bigger rooms on each floor. I know the area quite well and knew not to expect too much. I was pleasantly surprised with a comfortable stay.

The room and the bathroom were clean. The best thing is that they have wireless internet access throughout the building.

I find the location very convenient since walkable to Chinatown (yummy food) and St Catherine (shopping) even on an 18 degree celsius day. My room actually has a sliver of a view of City Hall in Old Montreal.

Parking-wise, they have underground parking (not sure how much). There is also a public , outdoor lot right behind the hotel at $12 a day, which you can go in and out of as you wish.