Unfortunately, my wife was not feeling well, but I decided not to waste time and it was a good decision.

Once we found where we had to be to board the bus and were actually on the tour, it wasn't too bad, but we did struggle initially and even a stop in at the local information tour desk could not help us as to where we needed to be/how to pay, etc. The commentary was good and the buses are old London double-deckers which is a bit cute, but not very comfortable, particularly for the elderly I would imagine. All in all, for the expense, I'd give it a miss and find your way about the city some other way. I wasn't up to walking on the day we went but we ended up walking around so much to find the buses that it affected our enjoyment of the day as a whole.

Montreal is a big city so we started our visit by doing the full ride on the bus before staying on again and getting off near the river. It's a great way to work out where things are and the distances between them. The ticket is valid for 48hrs so the next day, we used it to get to the places we'd decided we wanted to investigate a bit more.

The tour was disappointing. We did get to see many parts of the city, but the guide (Robert) was French and spoke only very briefly in English, and much more extensively in French, so we English speakers didn't really get much of the history or importance of each area. That should be more balanced, as the guide is all important in this type of tour. It was raining and he recommended not getting off at the stops, which was the whole reason we took this tour, as an easy way to manage our touring and get break times at sites that our 7 year old would enjoy. The bus was full and no one got off, so anyone waiting at a stop was out of luck and had long waits, which would have been terribly frustrating. The tour company can't predict the weather, but should either make it clear at booking that a tour would be in mostly in French or English, or have guides who be sure to speak to each equally; and also should manage the group size better so there will be adequate service for those who do get on and off as intended. For us, it turned into a long morning of relatively little value.

My elderly aunt wanted to see the Montreal sights and this was a good way to do it. I chose the 3.5 hour to ensure she saw "it all" however it ended up feeling rather long. Our guide was knowledgable and friendly and catered well to the mix of French and English-speaking guests. Unfortunately upon boarding the bus, the guests were told to only use the restroom in case of emergency, which wasn't ideal given most of the attendees were older. We still saw the city's highlights and the tour stopped in several spots with public restrooms for those who needed it.

This tour was great! We took the tour our first day to see the various sights & parts of Montreal. This helped us to then decide where we wanted to go to spend more time. The driver/tour guide was bilingual & did a fantastic job of narrating the sights as well as interesting facts about history, etc. In addition, he was quite entertaining. I highly recommend this tour, especially as the first thing on your trip to do/to see list. It's a great introduction to all that Montreal has to offer.

This bus hop on and off is too expensive. I went to pay and was told the price was in American dollars. Why is that in Canada? I asked for some information on each stop as we did not know anything about them, only to be told there is no information on any stop. When we got on the bus we did not know where and when to get off. It turned out that most of the stops you could actually walk too. The worst organised hop off and on, in any city that I was ever on

Most of the time is spent driving through neighborhoods that are run-down and/or under construction. I am not sure if the city has little to offer, but it took 1 hour to drive to an old stadium for a photo op that was definitely a waste of time. The tour guide was great - not his fault as he was trying to be entertaining and informative. I learned more about what used to be in Montreal than what actually is here now. Again, perhaps that is all there is. 3 hours is way too long for what we saw, and I believe the length is only to justify the cost.

The tour was decent but the problem is that none of the stops are marked at the location. Buying tickets online provided zero information on where to catch the bus. We were told on the phone to wait for the bus at Notre Dame Basilica, which turns out to not even be on the tour. The bus stop is over a block away. When getting off the bus we asked the tour guide how to know where the bus stops are and were told "you have to remember where you got off so you can come back and get on." How exactly does that enable one to hop-on at a new spot or hop-on for the first time?

The Secret Food Tour with Avril was so much fun and so interesting. She is a fabulous tour guide with so much knowledge about the area and Montreals history. She also was very personable and accommodating with our group. I would definitely take another tour with her! She was fun, energetic and had a great sense of humor. The food choices were fun and Montreal authentic. If you take this tour ask for Avril!

Has to be the most disappointing hop on hop off bus I have ever taken. Loads to see and do in Montreal, this bus chose to show us “a disused grain store”, “the city’s social hosusing”, “the cities homeless community” and the cemetery! Other than the cathedral near the mountain nothing at all of any interest. Complete waste of money and 2 hours of my life I will never get back.

I bought the 2 day bus pass before a trip with my 92 year old Mom. I thought it would be an easy way to get around Montreal. I could not locate your office downtown. The map I had was hard to read. My mom was tired as my had walked from our hotel. I finally got a cab and went to Old Montreal. Then I could not find your office down there to turn in our voucher for the bus pass. I finally found a cab to go back yo our hotel. The following day we walked to the Museum of Fine Arts. We did the museum then I could not find your office there either. So it was a total waste of our money. I thought that it would be easier to use the bus but it wasn’t tourist friendly at all to try yo find an office to turn in our voucher for the bus pass. I feel like it was misrepresented online. A total waste of $120 for us!

Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful. Wr were thankful we did not do the double decker in and off as the weather was cold and drizzle. Would have liked a atop at Notre Dame, but we did that on our own. For us seniors the clean washroom stop at the Olympic Stadium was helpful and practical. Thank you for a nice time.

Bad weather, not your fault. Had to.wait for 2nd bus...maybe you sell too many tickets for same time. Hard to understand guide sometimes

We really enjoyed this tour. It’s the best way to see a city. No worries about parking or driving in unfamiliar areas. It’s a great first day activity.