3-Star Hotels in Quebec, Canada

Overall, I was satisfied with my stay at Samsun Montréal. The place is clean, well-located, and comfortable. However, a major downside was that the bedding wasn’t made up beforehand. This was quite surprising since many other hostels in Montreal, even cheaper ones, provide this as a standard service. It’s especially inconvenient when you’re on an upper bunk as it creates noise and disturbs others. It would definitely be much more comfortable if beds were prepared in advance.

I’ve been coming to Hotel Zero 1 for a few years, being the only hotel I book in Montreal due to its impeccable walkability. That being said, it’s unfortunate that it’s no longer shiny and new, you can really see the wear and tear over the years. If you want luxury you’re not going to find it here; however, it’s still a great place to stay for the action packed traveller who wants somewhere a bit nicer than a motel to stay. I booked knowing full well it wasn’t going to be the most amazing stay but it was not as bad as some of the Google reviews make it out to be- it’s just dated. The room was clean, check in and check out was easy, and even though the valet service is closed, the parkade they directed us to was safe and straightforward. I’d categorize this hotel as 3 stars as the amenities aren’t that great, but just know what you’re walking into, manage your expectations to that, and you will have a great stay. It’s just kind of a shame to see a hotel that I have great memories in not keep up with maintaining the property. If they repaired the fabric on the bed, replaced the shower heads and updated with smart TVs, that would make a world of difference. TLDR; Pros: clean linens, cable tv, microwave and fridge in the room Cons: dated technology, broken Roku, only one elevator for the whole building, no on site parking.

The location is good. You can experience the French Quarter in Quebec and see the Parliament Hill in Ottawa. It takes only ten minutes to walk to Ottawa. The decoration is old. The sanitary conditions are average. I probably won't choose this one next time.

I was visiting for a training session and enjoyed my stay. Beautiful hotel! Well located near Montreal. The room was spacious with all the amenities (I lacked nothing and there was even a dinette area and a desk with a computer). The included breakfast was very convenient. The room was cleaned daily with new towels. Private parking secured by a barrier. Only a small downside: It all depends on your neighbors, but it can be a bit noisy.

I would highly recommend this hotel, very classic, European style hotel, decent breakfast and a little gym that can get your whole body workout done. The room is very spacious and classic. Very friendly staff and I would definitely stay there again if I am in Montreal next time...

Give the river view room on the upper floor, the view is good. The room is fully equipped and the bed is very good. It should be a university next to it, and there are many students staying on weekends. There is free parking, you can drive in and out of the parking lot and swipe your room card. After you check out on the last day, you will leave a room card. After swiping the card out of the parking lot, you can put the card in a box of the road gate.

The hotel is a good hotel in terms of quality and price. What I didn't like was the insonorization of the room, it's well heard people speaking in the corridor, and the noise of the window. The air conditioning is noisy and it did not work at the last 1/4 of the night (2 times I get up due to heat) The breakfast is really middle. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable.

Room was extremely spacious for 5 people without feeling squeezed. It was a bit dated but very well kept. Hotel extremely clean overall with a beautiful pool/spa/sauna area. Breakfast was good with all the basics being replenished but missing sweets (no muffins, pancakes, waffles, etc.). Will definitely return when in the area.

Excellent choice. Very clean room, helpful and friendly staff. Location close to amenities, shops, and a mall. Very decent breakfast. Highly recommended.

A quirky little hotel that is directly on the main drag in Gatineau. The room was a good size, though the tiny bathroom left a lot to be desired; it was old, dated, and so small that the sink was in the main room. The bed, however, was very comfortable and the desk/tv setup was great. Lots of convenient receptacles for plugging in phones and the like. The fridge in the cupboard made that cupboard very hot and I'd imagine those fridges won't last long as burnout must be a thing... Weird, convoluted directions for getting to the hot tub from our room; make sure to leave a trail of breadcrumbs or you may be lost forever. Front desk staff were professional and completely bilingual, which was very much appreciated.