The last time we were in Montreal, my husband proposed. We were looking to rekindle that magic by finding a lodging that would greatly add to our vacation. Les Bons Matins was exactly what we were looking for! Located on a charming street only a few blocks away from the heart of the city, we stayed in room 703, which was beautifully decorated; exposed brick wall, charming decorations, and plenty of privacy, we were thrilled with the entire experience. The minute we arrived, we were greeted by a charming man named Alex who was quick to offer suggestions for our time in the city. Free beverages and cookies were on hand, and we were free to use their Internet services. Each morning we were treated to a wonderful breakfast, which not only included gourmet cheeses, pastries, and fresh fruits, but made to order eggs and coffee bar. We truly felt like royalty throughout our stay, and highly recommend Les Bon Matins.

My wife and I stayed over the September 14th weekend in suite 601. The room was very nice, exactly what was shown on the website. The cookie jar (filled with home made cookies) was outside our room.

The staff (all of them we spoke with) were great, with plenty of information about how to get to various places. The location of the hotel is fantastic, you can literally throw a rock out the front door and hit the subway station it is so close. Easily the best way to get around Montreal.

The breakfasts were simply awesome as was the wait staff. The second day we were there there was a table of very ill mannered guests who were berating the staff. The girls handled the situation with grace and poise.

This will be our new home when visiting Montreal.

The shining star in the whole Petite Auberge Les Bons Matins is the breakfast. The location is terrific. The room is okay. The front desk is okay.

The breakfast is served with a smile. The food is terrific and the staff is attentive. It's a terrific way to start everyone morning in Montreal. The room was spacious and clean, however the furniture was clearly IKEA, old IKEA to be more specific. Our couch was ripped, the coffee table was fragile, one handle on the dresser was broken, the bathroom had a tricky faucet, and the television, VCR, and tape deck were dated and not much more than in the way. The counter staff was pleasant and willing to help, but only the bald guy and the effeminate fellow knew anything about Montreal.

All of this would have been tolerable if we hadn't paid such a premium to stay.

What a brilliant find, a really top-notch b&b with an amazing breakfast. We stayed in a double room on the first floor which had fantastic decor and we were really pleased with our service from beginning to end. Although the Bons Matins is a little out of the way, it's only a 10-15 minute walk from downtown and there is a metro station (Lucien L'Allier) at the end of the street.
It has great attention detail as mentioned inn other reviews; each building has it's own kitchen which you were able to use, as well as a main drinks area by reception. Free internet is provided at reception, but it can get a little busy. We loved our stay and will be recommending it to anyone we know visiting Montreal.

Mrs and Mr Smith