We stayed at this hotel from 2/14 thru 2/19 while it was transitioning from Hilton to Marriott Omage. The day we arrived the hotel said Hilton. The day we left it said Omage. There was construction on site every day, and it was awful. Construction crews left screws all over the ground out front. When I picked them up and handed them to the front desk they acted like they could care less. Some of the hotel employees were annoyed with me because I didn’t want construction crews in my room making Marriott changes when I wasn’t there. They tested the fire alarms for an entire day, 9a-4:15p. One of my friend’s cars was broken into in the hotel parking lot and was attempted to be stolen until the perps were caught in action and another of my friends got a screw in their tire, from the construction workers, while driving through the parking lot. I know this review won’t go very far because on 2/24 it will be Marriott but the stay was a disaster. There were 3 black ladies at the front desk, and they showed exceptional customer service- one had a very short haircut, one had longer hair and one had a lighter skin tone. They should train the rest of the staff because they were the most well mannered.
Hilton Montreal/laval
Address: 2225Availability
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Wonderful hotel, especially if you're Diamond. Parking is free and very convenient. Entrance from the highway is easy however exiting to the highway can be tricky so I recommend going out the back of the parking lot to access other routes. I enjoy the full Kitchens and layout of the room. My biggest complaint is the noise containment from the rooms. The connecting door in our room has nothing to sound proof it. You can hear the person next door talking as if they're in the same room. There is no privacy at all, even if you retreat to the bedroom. Either neighbors can hear whatever is being said even if it's whispers. This is not great for long term stays, always having to worry about our neighbor hearing us for normal volume. Another complaint is the TV setup. I can't even use my HDMI cable or screen share to the TV so I can enjoy my own entertainment. There is Netflix or YouTube which do not suffice at all. I've never had issues accessing the HDMI ports for a TV in the hotel. Regarding staff, everyone is very nice and super accommodating.
First time we stopped at this hotel and not disappointed at all. We stayed there for one night on January 23. The pros: First the room with two queen beds was really nice and it must have been recently renovated. Beds were comfortable and bathroom spacious and nice. Second the pool was excellent according to our teenagers! Third we had bought the breakfast package and the lady and the young women serving the clients were outstanding. Super nice and very attentive to our needs. We left a tip and I hope other clients did the same because it is very rare to have this level of service these days! You could see that they liked serving customers and were quite professional and worked super well together. The cons: There are chargers for EV cars but they are located at the back of the hotel and quite far. Also there were some construction as the hotel is being renovated but it was a minor inconvenient. Overall, a bit more expensive than a Holiday inn express but worth the price.
It's my Go-to near Montreal. It's clean, the rooms are big and nicely renovated, the staff is super polite and friendly. The location is perfect, and they also have all 3 types of EV chargers which is super practical. 10/10
I’m one for tight fitting sheets that stay on the bed at night. The bedsheets are loosely draped and not tight which makes for a jumbled sleep. The hotel is under construction, so it’s kind of a mess at the moment. The executive lounge doesn’t exist due to the construction, but they still offer Diamond member benefits in terms of warm and cold snacks in the dining area and free sodas. The basement floor is solely dedicated to the fitness center, pool, and hot tub which is nice. No having to walk through areas where other people are other than the elevators back to your floor. The breakfast options are fair to good. Much better than U.S. options. Getting service is another story. There’s a sign at the entrance asking to wait for a table, but it takes asking to get help. Otherwise, you’ll wait and watch servers walk by as they just look at you standing there. I learned on the last day, that Diamond members have a seating area different than the regular dining area, but it’s non-service area and you have to do it all. When I asked if I could just sit in the service area, I was told no because they have limited seating.
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