SpringHill is located conveniently in old Montreal. The rooms were very noisy specially those facing the street where many drunk people keep shouting and screaming late at night. The breakfast buffet is convenient and has acceptable variety

Staff friendly, rooms and hotel clean, swimming pool, hot tub and exercise room was a bonus. We were 2 adults and 2 teenagers, staying Friday and Saturday night. Hotel close to lots of excellent restaurants and pubs. The Igloo festival happened to be on - bonus. We would stay here again.

We stayed here on New Year's Eve 2011, just for one night. Compared to New York prices, it was a relative bargain, as our rate included parking (often not included in Montreal and expensive at $20 and up per night), free breakfast, and a $25 gas card (which they ran out of so refunded us the money).

We booked a one bedroom suite, which was spacious, with a kitchenette, bedroom, and living room, as well as a couple of large closets. Our room was basic but comfortable, with the usual comfy Marriott bed.

Check-in was friendly and efficient, and the desk staff were extremely helpful at answering our questions about how to navigate the Metro and other questions about the area.

The location is what makes this place special. Located in the heart of the old port area (Old Montreal), the Springhill Suites affords access to the quaint cobblestoned streets of the old district as well as being within a short walking distance of Chinatown, Rue St. Catherine, the mall, and various Metro stops. Because many shopkeepers take the week between Xmas and New Year's off, we did find that the dining and shopping in Old Montreal were quite limited, but we managed to find a really great breakfast joint (Le Gros Jambon) nearby. Delicious food in a funky diner-style eatery; reasonable and unexpectedly gourmet! We took the metro across town (on the north side of Mont Royal) to eat at Le Petit Italien on the recommendation of a chef friend originally from Montreal--it's worth the trip on the easy-to-navigate Metro!

Back to the hotel, where we kicked back with some wine and rang in the New Year. The hotel is nicely soundproofed, so we didn't hear much in the way of festivities (other than a seemingly HUGE--from the sound of them--mob of revelers in the street after the fireworks displays; no amount of soundproofing could keep their merriment out!)

Overall, this was a nice place to stay and we were very satisfied with the comfort, amenities, and staff. The included breakfast was good, and the valet parking was convenient. Would stay again.

We stayed here for New Year's Eve and we were lucky to get a corner unit as it was basically a small apartment with a kitchenette, den area, living room area with sofa bed couch and separate tv separated from the 'bedroom' which also has a tv. The bathroom was larger than normal hotel size and 2 mini closets. Hotel is centrally located in Old Montreal, we were able to walk around town and have many good dinner choices literally just down the street. Perfect place to stay if you don't want the hustle bustle city feel as it feels very quaint, but close enough to it. Breakfast buffet was pretty good, your typical continental food with fresh fruits and make your own waffle.

Will definitely come back and ask to stay in same room.