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1683 Rue Saint-Hubert, Montreal, Quebec H2L 3Z1, Canada
1683 Rue Saint-Hubert, Montreal, Quebec H2L 3Z1, Canada
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The only good thing about this place is the location.
The hotel is not very clean, it is kinda dirty, the bed covers seemed to have never been washed, i found stains in the two of them in the room, i had a double-bed room....More
One of the best budget hotels I have stayed in. Spacious room, although not the quietest or cleanest, it was fine. Wifi was fine, fridge in room. Good location and staff where fine. Checkin was as simple as they come.
You get what you pay for, air conditioning was shared by all the rooms, couldn't open window wide because no screen, smelled, need to update their decor,rugs were dirty and stained, breakfast chairs also stained.only good thing about it was close to downtown.
If I could give this place negatie star, I would. This place is terrible, smelly and dirty. They charged me a total of $150 for a night including $15 for one time parking. With that amount of money, I can go to another three stars...More
I would give this Hotel a miss if at all possible. It is a little run down to say the least. Best part was the breakfast, fresh coffee, croissants and muffins. However, as they say you get what you pay for.
The rainbow pillars of Beaudry Métro Station shepherd the way into to The Village, one of the largest hubs for gay and lesbian culture in North America. With an open layout and a congenial aura, the refurbished buildings along Rue Sainte-Catherine pay a special homage to menswear and to caffeine, with showrooms and cafes. By morning, the antiquing gems along Amherst Street are packed with collectors. An incredible party
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spot, The Village comes alive at night, when clubs, bars, and dance halls open their doors and the revelry is high, epitomised by the fanciful trimmings of the apropos Oscar Wilde building. From May to September, the area closes to automotive traffic, allowing restaurant terraces to pour onto the streets, creating a dynamic sense of community. Les Boules Roses, thousands of pink baubles, are hung to welcome in the festivals and celebrations, including Montréal en Arts, Divers-Cité, and the Pride Parade.
