I stayed in this hotel for 4 nights and I was very favorably impressed all around with the quality of this hotel. Chateau Versailles has a nice character to it: it is small and cozy. There are only three floors and there must be around (I'm estimating) 50 to 60 rooms altogether, which gives it a personal touch. The room I stayed in was quite large and the furniture was elegant and in perfect condition. The bedsheets and towels were in great shape. The bathroom was a little on the small side, but this is a minor issue. The hotel has a business center with two computers from which you can access the internet for free, which was a nice plus. You can also get wireless internet in your room but you have to pay for that connection. Breakfast was good and it was included with the price of the room. Finally, the location of the hotel was convenient: it's right in downtown Montreal. There are good restaurants and bars only a few blocks away and the nearest metro stop is about 200 meters from the hotel.

We stayed two nights in July. We were traveling with a second couple. We had a wonderful hotel experience in a lovely city.
It began with a pleasant greeting and efficient check-in by a super staff. Their experience showed in their efforts to make our visit special. We felt like guests. The rooms were well laid out and spotless. The bed was comfortable and linens were soft. The desk staff provided assistance on local sights and restaurants. The rainy weather even provided them with an opportunity to lend umbrellas. A continental breakfast was included. It was a delightful way to start each day. While the breakfast room was small a helpful staff member cleared areas quickly when they were empty. When we were leaving the staff made us feel as though we would be missed. I will certainly use the Chateau Versailles on our next visit to Montreal.

I just took my first-ever totally solo pleasure trip and chose Montreal and the Chateau Versailles. It was the perfect choice -- absolutely lovely and very comfortable. My room was very small, but as I was alone, this suited me fine. It was decorated in wonderfully rich colors and the linens were beautiful. The hotel staff was exceedingly helpful and polite -- front desk staffers, maids, breakfast attendant, bellmen -- all could not have been nicer. I also found the hotel's location to be ideal. It's on a main street, just two blocks from a Metro stop, but still relatively quiet. The breakfast was continental, meaning nothing fancy, but ample, very nicely presented, and tasty. The only slight issue I had was an occasional odd smell, almost like sweat, in the bathroom. I think I isolated it to the shower curtain, and I could have asked for a new one, but it wasn't a big deal. I would absolutely return to this hotel on my next trip to Montreal.

Just got back today after having a wonderful time in Montreal! I booked this hotel on Travelocity and got excellent deal. I don't know how we got it, but we paid far less than any other site I saw at the time or since then. It was a sweet deal! ($76 a night!).

So after reading the reviews, I was positive we'd get a room in the noisy first floor or worse in the basement! But au contraire! We arrived and were informed that we had been upgraded to a "delux" room with a king sized bed! It was a very nicely sized room, very quiet off the street. We really lucked out, I could see how the 1st floor rooms or those on the street could be noisy. Which could really affect your stay. Our room was very comfortable, well appointed and quaint. We really felt at home.

The breakfast in the boudoir was a nice touch. It was nice to not have to worry about that meal. Croissants, nice fresh bread, fruit, cereal, hard boiled eggs. Nothing fancy, but a great start to the day.

There's a sparse exercise room (a bike, treadmill, and a cable type home gym)... but who cares... you're on vacation right? There are 2 computers you can use to surf and print things. You might have to wait to get on. The hotel is a converted house so there's not a very large lobby or front desk, but it has most of what you'd need.

The staff is wonderful, bilingual and very helpful. There's a full time (7AM-11PM) consierge (she/he works across the street at their other hotel Le Meridian). They helped us a lot making restaurant reservations and looking into tours. Housecleaning was good and transparent, we never noticed them, which I guess is good.

Location is great! It's downtown, but a block or two off the really busy part (St. Catherine). The Metro stop is 1.5 blocks away. There is a lot to do with in walking distance. We walked a LOT. It was about 2Km to the Old Town or Chinatown. A few blocks to the main shopping area (storefronts and underground malls). There are LOTS of food options, touristy places (Rue Cresent) as well as CHEAP eats. There's a college nearby (Concordia University), which means cheap food, coffeshops and internet cafes). A few Metro stops from places like Plateau, The Latin Quartier, and Mile End that have nearly endless places to eat.

So bottomline: look out for deals. Call ahead and book on the 2nd or 3rd floors. Bring comfortable shoes or buy a Metro pass. Or walk to help burn some of the 1000's of calories you'll indulge in some great food.