I was a bit worried when booking this hotel that some travellers rated it a bit "tired'. I was pleasantly surprised for what we received for the value, and thought the hotel was actually very up to date.

Upon arrival and throughout our stay, the staff were very friendly. For a four star and especially for the price we paid on Priceline, we were very pleased with our room and the ammentities. One day we accidently left the "do not disturb" sign on our door. When we came back to the room that evening the room was clean and we had a message from the cleaning staff saying that they hoped we were pleased with their service.

Especially nice was the indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and large outdoor terrace on the 6th floor. The terrace has lounges, tables and chairs and a forest of large trees so a little shade from the summer sun.

The hotel is one block north of the Bell Canada Centre and about 2 blocks south of the Peel Metro (subway) station and St. Catherine Street (the main street) The Metro system is safe and reasonably priced (6 tickets for $12 is the way to go) and we took it everywhere.

We'd absolutely stay here again!

I stayed at this hotel for two nights. I booked it via Hotwire for $109 a night

The public areas of the hotel are very well maintained, but my room was average and a bit outdated. I had stayed in a three-star hotel earlier in the week in another city, and I thought the decor and overall comfort of that room was a lot better.

I had a sandwich and a soda in the hotel bar one night and was shocked when my bill was $22 (and the sandwich wasn't even that good!). Parking was $20 a day, which also seemed a bit steep.

The concierge and front desk staff were helpful when I had questions.

An okay hotel, but very overpriced. I think I'll stay elsewhere if I'm ever in Montreal again.

With dated bathrooms that resemble the design and decor of the 1960s television show "Star Trek," this hotel was a minor disappointment. Perhaps my room simply had not been updated, but the dark and dank theme carried over to the common areas. Dimly-lit hallways, and dark paint on most walls make the hotel seem confining and depressing.

The location of the hotel is its best attribute, in the middle of the city, and close to the Metro and nightlife.

We stayed at the Sheraton on the 4th of July weekend. I would not stay at that hotel again unless it goes through some major renovations.

The Room: Small, floral/stripy wall paper, old traditional style furniture, uncomfortable bed, dusty/old fabric chair, room had an unclean feel. Think grandma's apartment filled with old furniture.
The Bathroom: Tiny, more like a 2 star hotel.
Amenities: Small Pool, $15 for internet use in room(they advertise free wireless but its not free), $8 for internet/computer use in the business center(usually free at most 4 stars).
Parking:$20 for use of their garage and $26 if you valet. There is a parking lot within a couple blocks of the hotel where you can probably park for under $10.
Location: Great! Walking distance to St. Catherine which has boutiques, malls/underground malls, restaurants and clubs.

If you somehow end up booking this hotel just don't expect a 4 star room or service. Definitely don't pay 4 star rates for this hotel or you will be disappointed! (You do not need to pay more than $100 for this hotel)