Lofts Du Vieux Port, Montreal

I have 3 days weekend in this hotel, it have very good service.

my girlfriend and i wnet to that place and we enjoyed to much.but i dont want explain, since, you should and should try.after that you reach my feeling.

I have stayed at the Auberge Due Vieuxport twice in the past 3 years - and loved every minute of it. The other reviews tell the story - so I won't repeat it. After staying twice while visiting Montreal with my Mother, and I looking VERY forward to returning this fall with my Husband for a romantic getaway in celebration of my birthday and our anniversary. The service was amazing. The location is perfect. The rooms are the nicest I have had the pleasure of staying in - so unique, so cozy, so home-away-from-home feeling. Not your big city luxury hotel feeling - but better! Auberge does not disappoint!

We would love to go back. The hotel was exquisite. The attention to detail was unbelievable. The concierge was amazing. He was so helpful and knowledgeable. He was able to secure reservations at the finest restaurants in the city and advised us on our "walking tour". The rooms were spotless and utterly beautiful. The bed was incredibly comfortable and all of the room appointments were lovely. The breakfast that is included every morning was amazing. I would go back to Montreal and Auberge du Vieuxport in a heartbeat. I would HIGHLY recommend this hotel. It is outstanding!!!

The hotel was beautiful! The location was great! The service was outstanding! Michael and Matthew remembered us from the moment we arrived. They seemed happy to see us and they treated us very well. Our room was facing St. Paul , where all the quaint bars and shops are located. A breakfast buffett was provided in the morning along with an egg selection from the menu. We received fresh towels and chololates on our bed at night. Michael made dinner suggestions and made the resorvations for us. The next time we go back to Montreal, we will go back to Auberge Du Vieuxport.

My wife and I stayed at the Auberge du Vieux port as a romantic get away. When we arrived, they put us in a room that had not been cleaned and room service had not been through it. Seeing their error, they did put us in another room, although smaller. That evening the hotel informed me that there had been a problem parking my car. The hotel drove my car into a cement parking lot support. I understood things like that happened and they assured me they would pay for the damages. Almost 3 months later after providing them with an estimate from a mechanic, all the information they asked for to meet the corporate managements demands they informed me that they are not going to cover the damages and will not mail me a check. From a guests view, the hotel is very beautiful. The spa and service scored a 60% from my wife and me. One of the problems is this hotel is several blocks down hill from the main hotel which has the spa attached. Walking uphill did give us a reason to go to the spa. The ultimate problem with the Auberge is not the facility or the onsite staff but the senior management. I would be reluctant to trust any services, promises or prices they quote you. A hotel’s management is what makes it a great place to stay. If management understands they are providing a product to a customer, they try and keep the customer happy. The Auberge does not view its visitors as a customer but rather a hindrance to operations. There are other options in Montréal for a romantic getaway.

The location is excellent if you want to be in the old port area. You can easily walk to restaurants. It’s a 10 minute walk to the metro. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. We enjoyed our stay. But there are things you should be aware of if you’re thinking about staying in a loft. This applies only to the loft (apartment) number 603. The lofts are not in the inn, but two blocks from the rear door of the inn. Someone will help you get your bags there and back. There are no elevators. We couldn’t figure out whether everybody in the building was a guest of the inn. It appeared that some were permanent residents, and that the inn just owned one or more apartments in the building. Loft #603 consists of one large (maybe 25 feet by 25 feet) room, a reasonably large bedroom, a smaller bedroom, a bathroom, an entrance hall and kitchen. Walls are exposed brick and stone; pipes and electrical cables are exposed. The fireplace doesn’t work, and neither did the TV in the large room. The TV in the large bedroom did work but you have to string an extension cord through the door and plug it into an outlet in the large room. WiFi worked pretty well. Lighting is inadequate: one person can sit next to the table lamp and have enough light to read comfortably, but others will find the light a little dim for reading. The cord for the lamp by the bedroom runs into the wall, then inside the wall to a spot several feet away where it emerges and is plugged into an outlet. This is beyond strange; it is a fire hazard. It can get noisy. The people downstairs had a party that included children playing hockey in the hall. Someone upstairs rose each day at 6:30, flushed the toilet 15 or 20 times, then woke the children and got them started practicing their Morris dancing. OK, I exaggerate a little, but you will hear every flush, foot step and (muffled) conversation. Luckily, with the exception of the party night, people went to bed fairly early and we didn’t really find the noise too bothersome. The large bedroom has a glass door, reducing privacy. The water heater has enough hot water for only two showers. Housekeeping makes the beds and changes the towels each day. If you’re not cooking your own in the loft’s kitchen, breakfast is in the inn and it’s $10 (not included with the room as it would be if you were staying in the inn.) Our breakfasts were excellent and the service was prompt and courteous. We arranged through the hotel for transportation to the hotel from the airport and back; it was reliable and pleasant. However, we were told by the hotel that the trip to the hotel would be $101 including tax and tip, and that the trip from the hotel would be somewhat less. We paid for both trips when we returned to the airport, and the bill was $232 not including tip. It’s about 20 minutes each way; I’d bet a cab would have been quite a bit less. For comparison, here in overpriced New Jersey a roughly equivalent round trip was $100 including tax and a pretty generous tip.

What we liked: - great staff always prone to help you for every aspect of your stay, large rooms and bed of high quality, CD-player in the room, breakfast, jazz music at night, .. and location along St Lawrence and in the middle of the old Montreal What we did not like: - nothing, really ...

My husband and I loved everything about this inn. It made our having to get off our luxury cruise ship in Montreal all the better. Michael and Daniel were both wonderful and helpful. We would go back again...and again...and again. Don't pass this one up at all! The old town area it is in was great to wander around in as well, and it was not a far walk to the Basilica of Notre Dame which is worth the trip as well. Highest recomendation to the entire staff too.

This hotel was way more amazing than I had anticipated after finding a great rate on hotels.ca. The food was perfect and the staff were very helpful! great location and the room are spotless and wonderful! will definetly return!! Thanks :)