Stayed here with 2 friends in June 07 for the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. A short walk to the Berri-UQAM metro, one stop to Jean-Drapeau, and you are on the race circuit!

The property itself is located in the Latin Quarter, which is extremely laid back, with lots of good bars & restaurants and interesting shops. Don't miss the vast terrace at the rear of the nearby Saint-Sulpice bar!

The area was not mobbed with F1 fans in the evenings either during race weekend which was nice, however if you wanted to hit the F1 parties, it is only a short metro or taxi journey to the main epicentres - Rue Crescent or Rue St-Denis.

Staff at the Auberge couldn't have been better. Rooms were modern and clean with good facilities.

Considering it was F1 weekend, we paid no more than usual rates, which were very competitive to start with.

To those people who have rated this property badly - look up a French dictionary and learn what the word Auberge actually means!!!! It is not a 5* hotel, but is it not MEANT to be! In fact, I would say the included breakfast we had there was better than many a 5* hotel I have stayed in - those home-made fresh croissants are to die for!

The Montreal Espace Confort is a small hotel located in Rue St Denis in the Latin Quarter. The rooms are small but comfortable, and the added advantage of the little built-in kitchenette is a boon for budget travellers. A laundry room with a washing machine and a dryer is available at very reasonable prices. The breakfast is good, with awesome fresh croissants being served. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, and really make you feel like a member of the family.
The hotel is very well located, being at a very comfrtable walking distance from the metro stations at Berri UQAM and Sherbrooke. There are a vast number of cafetarias in the neighbourhood, so dining is no problem.
My wife and I stayed in this hotel for 9 days and it has been a good experience (we are in our early 50s). Expect a comfortable stay without the frills of the more expensive establishments. I would certainly stay here again!

I am sorry to disagree with previous reviewers but this is not a hotel. It is more of an inn as its name (Auberge) implies. At $89 per night compared to $120 or so for serviced apts, this is extremely poor value in low season. Room was very tiny, furniture was basic, small TV was secured to wall (as in hospitals or motels), bathroom was miniature (shower door and towel rack were loose), etc. On the plus side, most employees (except for a receptionist in training who took 5 minutes to open entrance and asked me once I took in my suitcases from the cold whether this was a check in or check out!) were extremely helpful and warm. I was upgraded to the best quality room at the same price, which was the only way I could have stayed given that my suitcases would have taken up most of the space of a "gold" room. Their website (as for most hotels) is rather misleading in terms of size of room. It is ironic that their name implies space (espace) when this is the most scare commodity! Perhaps this is good value in high season when rates for other hotel rooms most likely soar but I ended up moving to another hotel after having honored my 3-day commitment. I was looking forward to staying here based on their website and reviews posted on Trip Advisor but I was truly disappointed.

We stayed in the Montreal Espace Confort for one night in September and it was absolutely perfect. The hotel is spotlessly clean. the rooms are compact with basic furniture, a bathroom and a microwave, fridge and sink. Even though they are compact rooms they are clean and bright. The location is also very good. There are a huge number of restaurants in the ares to choose from which are reasonably priced. breakfast was included and this included croissants, cereals juices atc and was good. If i was to return to montreal again i would most definately stay here again. it is excellent value for money.