The standard room we had was spacious but the mattress a bit soft. A knob came off the closet which made the closet door hard to operate. From the scratches it appears the knob had been reattached many times but just comes loose just as many times. Breakfast which was included was average with croissants, jams and such. The setting... more

Stayed at the hotel 2 nights. Old hotel in classic building, but in strong need of renovation - public areas are dated and lobby area have dirty carpets. Room was OK, but you expect more of a 5 star hotel. I've travelled for more than 20 years on business, and if it wasn't because of the name, one would rate... more

Decided to book a room through hotwire to spend a romantic night in Montreal during the week (we live on the South Shore). We were very excited when we foud out that we were going to the Ritz. The Hotel and the lobby were extremely nice and elegant but the rooms very disapointing. Rooms were clean but clearly need to... more

We stayed here for a couple of nights in Feb 2008. First the good ..... We enjoyed the location which is very close to the main shopping areas. It is also very handy for the Metro. Although we had a few issues with the room (see the bad points below) we did - in general - like it. It was... more

I have stayed at the Ritz Montreal many times for business and experience always the same so I felt I needed to finally pass them along!! 1. poor plumbing (faucets never work in the shower-changed rooms twice). bathtub almost overflowed, I could not get it turned off. 2. bad smell in rooms! well great, if you love the smell of... more

Upon entering the Ritz Carlton Montreal, it’s easy to imagine how grand this place once was. Today, it’s a shadow of its former self - but not an entirely unappealing shadow. The physical plant still remains grand at its core, but with the most recent renovation almost twenty years ago, furniture scuffs, wall cracks, and outdated heating systems abound. Our... more

For 60 years, The Ritz-Carlton Montreal was the best hotel in the city. Then the Four Seasons opened, and the Ritz had real competition for the first time. Thirty years later, the Four Seasons is no longer a Four Seasons (first a Westin, and now an Omni) and some would argue, The Ritz-Carlton is not much of a Ritz-Carlton anymore.... more

Stayed at the Ritz in downtown Montreal, a few blocks from the Peel metro station which was convenient. Service at the hotel was fine (had no complaints or really any needs to test any real service needs though). I was able to check in early as the room was ready and was able to leave bags at the hotel to... more

We stayed three days around new years and enjoyed our stay. The hotel is a great old classy Montreal hotel in a great location, but it is showing its age a bit. It will be closed and renovated at some point in the future, but for now it is a very good hotel, but just not the over the top... more