I love staying at the Westin in Montreal-- the location is great for business as it is close to the business center of the city, but also right on the edge of Old Montreal.

Check in is always smooth and efficient and I appreciate the express checkout and email invoice.

Rooms are clean and large and the Heavenly beds live up to their name. Free wifi is nice as well.

I will try to remember to bring a swimsuit to do some laps in their pool next time I go.

Overall, a great experience, no complaints.

Westin Hotels are reliably awesome and this one has not disappointed. I have stayed here twice, some things which stand out are the location close to Old Town, Chinatown. The pool/gym area is a must visit. The pool really is over the entrance driveway and you can really look thru the bottom of the pool at people and cars-they have masks for the kids. Rooms are very quiet, restaurant in the hotel is very good as well. Many good choices in Montreal, and this is one of the best

We loved this hotel. Fabulous location right between Old Montreal and the main city. The hotel is beautiful and clean. Very comfy beds, and great internet service. We would definitely return.

When I was there, the hotel was practically brand new - the pool and gym weren't even finished yet! Needless to say, our room was BEAUTIFUL! We actually booked this hotel last-minute after checking out of a very disappointing hotel that we had originally booked. The 3 of us stayed in a large room with a King sized bed - and it didn't feel cramped AT ALL. I felt like I was in heaven! The bathroom was gorgeous and I loved everything about this hotel! It's beautiful, with friendly and attentive staff. And although the pool and gym weren't finished yet, the hotel was PROACTIVE -- they had already previously arranged with the hotel next door for Westin guests to use their facilities! FABULOUS. I must say, I was impressed because MANY hotels fail to be proactive, so this was a HUGE plus for me. Thank you for being the best hotel I've ever stayed at in Montreal! (I selected March 2011, because there were no options prior to that)