Unless you can book this hotel for 89 dollars and dont mind some problems, it is better to pass on it. This hotel is several years past neeeding a renovation.. Worn and dirty carpets, drapes and bedspreads make it feel like an old hotel from the 70s or 80s. We were given a room on the 6th floor but after I complained about the condition, they moved us to the 16th. At least that room had new mattresses and the correct level of duvet and linens one would expect at a Delta. One of the worst hotels of that catagory in Montreal..

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our weekend getaway at the Delta. We have stayed at Delta Hotel in Toronto so felt comfortable booking in Montreal. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the room was clean and had a nice view of St. Catherine's Street.

The location is great especially if you are looking to walk to Chinatown, Old Montreal and St.Catherines Street. Many restaurants and stores close by.

We will definately return!

We stayed one night in a room on the Club level. The room was very comfortable and nicely decorated. It looked like it had been recently renovated and, because it was a Club room, it had upgraded amenities and features like free wireless internet. The location was great, right in the heart of the city but this made for expensive parking. It was abou $20/day to park and the underground lot was always very full and very hard to park in because the spots were tiny. The front of the hotel wasn't very welcoming because there wasn't a driveway or anything so it was kind of awkward if you wanted to let passengers out in front because you had to just block traffic.

But good service, good quality accommodations and great value for money.

Visited Montreal for both a personal visit and business. Very nice room - very spacious. A bit outdated but very clean, large washroom. Most ammenties were up to date including the bed, TV, desk and furniture.

Pool and hot tub were good sized, clean and were not crowded.

The location is ideal as it is only a three block walk to both McGill and Place des Arts Metro stations. Very close to McGill University as well as Ste. Catherine Street, one of the main shopping streets.

Staff were friendly and fluently bilingual. Small tuck shop.

Would definitely visit again.