This hotel is terrible. Whatever you do, do not attepmt this hotel, it is nothing that is reported to be. My girlfriend and I stayed here from 07/14/06 - 07/16/06. The outside of the hotel is drab and disgusting. The so-called "renovations" are to the lobby and the corporate section of the hotel. You pay $15-per night for parking. If you decided to go to the hotel, park next door for only $7 per night. Only one staff member was helpful, the rest ignored us.

Our reservation did not match that of the room we were given.

Upon entering our FIRST room, we smelled dirty laundry and body odor. We used the toilet to find out it was broken. The wallpaper was peeling and falling off. We had already unpacked by the time we used the toilet. We went to the desk and they said it would be fixed shortly, so we left to go explore Rue St. Catherine. We arrived back at the hotel about 2 hours later to find out that the toilet was not fixed and we had to switch rooms and move all of our unpacked items.

In the next room we had been given, it smelled clean but there were burn holes through the covers on one of the beds, the radio/clock was broken, the coffee maker was broken, and the lights did not work properly. The carpet throughout the hotel was dirty and unclean.

When we checked out, the staff would not give us our receipt and said since we checked out they could not help us, even though it was charged to a credit card.

Over-all, this hotel was overpriced, drab, and is not what is shown in the pictures by any means. I suggest avoiding this hotel at all costs!

I stayed at that hotel last Saturday and I forgot to take my laptop wireless mouse when I packed and checked out. I called the hotel the same day when I found out that it was missing and the lady I spoke to at the front desk told me that house keeping found it and asked me for my contact info, that I gave because they didn’t have it booking via expedia, so that they can ship it back to me, no problem! I was assured that this will be shipped back and also someone will be contact me ASAP. Six days later I called for an update and I was told that they don't know anything about that and the person who is responsible is away, and the office is locked.

You draw your own conclusions. It is only a $30, however first I would like to alert this community about bad service, bad management and the possibly the hotel staff lying to me and second alert the hotel management this incident and lack of cooperation can get escalated to that point that there are going to be employees of the hotel who may have to answer to accountability issues to the head office. I am planning to stop by in-person at the hotel soon where at that point the mouse is going to be returned to me or a police report will be filled at the police station across the street for withholding property that belongs to me.

It is nice that the internet exists, otherwise we would still be at the mercy of incompetent people like the management of that hotel.

I stayed at this Days Inn location in August of 2005 for a three day weekend while I attended the Champ Car Grand Prix of Montreal. The room was clean and acceptable for the price. The front desk staff were always polite and helpful. The location is great - walking distance to St. Catherine Street and the downtown nightlife. Two metro stops and the Belle Centre are a quick walk around the corner. Cabs to the airport are readily available for a flat rate. Drinks in the bar are overpriced but thats typical.

our room was very spacious (we could've done cart wheels) and we had a decent view of the city from the 7th floor, and a big tv. it was within walking distance of the interesting downtown areas (St. Catherine's & Crescent). it was nice that they had a "business center" where anyone could use the computers for internet, but the connection was very slow and many sites could not be accessed (webpages using https, such as gmail, hotmail and even the hotel's own reservation webpage, but yahoo mail works). They also have wireless that you can use in there but there were no empty tables, just couches for you, to put your notebook on your lap.