This would rank among my 10 worst hotels. This place looks like an old apartment building converted into a hotel. My room was large with a kitchen, lounge, and bedroom. The bathroom was in desperate need of repairs with faucet leaking and tiles cracked. The carpet was old and faded. One lamp was broken and was not replaced in spite... more

I found this in a great location, the atwater station was a 2 second walk, there was a grocery store and lots of people on the streets in the evenings. We stayed for three nights and enjoyed both the pool and the staff. When we wanted to shop, we walked 10 minutes to the downtown core and enjoyed the day.... more

We stayed here in the summer. The staff was very helpful, the room spacious and clean and the location excellent. We used the pool daily (although it was a little cold). We would gladly stay again. more

My husband and I just returned from a week in Montreal. We had originally booked into another hotel which we ended up leaving after one night due to our dissatisfaction with our room. We moved to La Tour Belvedere for the remainder of our vacation. This hotel provides excellent value for your money. I am surprised by the other reviews... more

When we arrived we were told that the 1-bedroom suite we had booked was not available and that they had a studio for us at a reduced rate. The property in general was very poorly maintained. When using the bathtub for the first time, brown water came out of the tap! The bathroom sink leaked water onto the items we... more

For less money, you can stay at a real hotel in the downtown area and actually get services, such as housekeeping, proper billing, and assistance with your luggage. La Tour Belvedere's description (and photos) on reservations.lodging.com is very deceptive: "The La Tour Belvedere is newly renovated with spacious furnished suites and fully equipped kitchens." If this flophouse has been "newly... more