I booked this hotel for a business trip in Montreal. The Delta has always given quality service, and good facilities.

The hotel is on the edge of the downtown core, so one may not get the most spectacular views. The rooms are also a little dated, but the beds and the plumbing are modern.

The pool and restaurant are adequate. The restaurant offers a standard (pricey) continental breakfast.

Being a downtown hotel means that one pays downtown parking rates. The hotel was undergoing parkade renovations at the time, so dragging luggage was problematic (the other option, valet parking, is pretty expensive).

All that said, the Delta is a solid property in Montreal (around the corner from the W!), and I would book this property again.

My Fiancee and I, and another couple stayed at this hotel over Easter weekend 2008. The largest complaint is the Parking Lot. It is under construction, but no-one in the hotel will tell you this, and tell you to go underground, where a sign says "Lot Full" the only other option is to park in the Mall Public Parking, and walk up a flight of stairs, and two escalators and then a long walkway into the Hotel. The service was friendly, and every time we asked for more towels, or toothpaste or anything, they were very prompt. although it took an hour and a half for our luggage to get from the lobby up to our room. The revolving restauraunt had a beautiful view, but was extremely expensive.

The best part about this hotel is that it is walking distance to everything in Montreal that interested us, and it is attached to the RESO, and we walked through there for hours.

I would reccomend this hotel, as soon as their parking garage is fixed.

We did get out of the parking lot without having to pay, but it took some social engineering.

If your employer is searching for a place to hold a business meeting this is THE place to do it in Montreal! This property lacks nothing. Service is a straight-10 at every level from the front door through the guest check in service to the revolving restaurant on the top floor to the rooms themselves. Families will be able to save money on food by visiting the food court two floors below the lobby where you can buy from McDonalds, Chineese Emporium, and similar fast food outlets. Several retail shopping stores one floor below the lobby carry mid-priced clothing articles. The thing to be careful about is price. We paid $139 per night but I saw prices as high as $500. The only negative thing about this property is the requirement to pay $9.95 per day for Internet service.

Stayed at this property for an awards dinner, and I would definitely go back. The rooms were fine, the restaurant had good food (we only ate breakfast there, so I can only speak for breakfast), room service was fast, and the food was decent.

The concierge was extremely helpful in providing directions, making reservations etc. and even gave us umbrellas when it rained unexpectedly.

The ballroom and meeting space was also good, and the staff was very accommodating, and even though French was their native language, they always spoke English to each other when working with us (not just speaking English to us) so we never felt like they were saying things about us while standing right there not knowing what was going on.

I would return to this property.