Hotel 10

We travel on Flair and were greeted by a pleasant sight at Hotel 10. Near McGill campus and straight up from the Old Vieux Port, Hotel 10 had a nice vibe. Great outdoor Terrasse space beside Bar 20 was lit up with lights. The St-Laurent meeting space downstairs by the hairdresser and car rental office is private and can seat quite a lot of people too. The large space of Parreira breakfast buffet was festively decorated for Christmas, and there were poke and other cafes in the nearby vicinity. I would revisit Montreal and consider Hotel 10. It’s a local establishment with history and friendly service. You won’t be disappointed!

Hotel decides to prioritise being a night club over a hotel. Extremely loud party going on on the first floor. Staff couldnt tell us how long it would continue. Relocated us to a higher floor but the music would still enter the room via the windows and the vibration of the music.

Do not stay in this hotel, the management is inhumane and greedy, as are some of the front desk staff. I stayed there recently, and on the morning of my check-out I received a phone call with devastating news about a life-threatening medical emergency in my immediate family. I was on the phone trying to resolve the problem with Emergency Room doctors and lost track of the time. When I received a call from the hotel management to inform me that I had overstayed my time in the room, I raced at lightening speed to clear out of the room. Minutes later, I cleared out of the room, which I left immaculate and ready to be sold to another guest. I departed the room well before the 4pm check-in time for new guests; I checked out just 2 hours late (literally it was 2 hours). They nonetheless slapped me with a $60 fine for this very small, very human error. It was one of the worst days of my life, I was in tears and begged them not to charge me. I am also disabled and they not only refused to remove the $60 fine, they also did not help me with my bags when my taxi came, they let me limp and drag my own luggage to the curb. I am beyond shocked at this cruelty and greed, at this utter lack of compassion and inability to relate to a fellow human being as anything other than a cash cow. I will never forget being treated this way when I was in distress. Also the breakfast is terrible and overpriced; the coffee was cold, the fruit was flavorless and dried out, there were few fresh and healthy choices, mostly ultra processed yoghurt and cereals, commercialized white bread. All for $25, way too much in a city with such incredible food. I do not enjoy giving negative reviews, and I tried to resolve this both in person and on the phone subsequently and was met with cold indifference at every turn.

Great location. Walkability to old Montreal, parks and downtown easy. Very nice spacious rooms with a coffee machine, fridge and safe. Spacious bathroom with all products and hairdryer. Clean and comfortable. Room service. Bistro Bar on site. Coffee shop next door. Service excellent by staff.

Very well appointed rooms with some nice added extras. Real glass glasses, night light in bathroom, great shower and comfy bed and bedding. Lots of plugs and a mini fridge. The hotel is well situated with walking distance of many stores & restaurants. It is uniquely decorated with an artistic flair. We enjoyed our visit there and would certainly stay there again.