The guy that owns the hotel sleeps in the lobby, giving the illusion that the hotel is "VERY VERY SECURE". He spends his time making sure the crackheads and prostitutes outside aren't near the doors of his hotel while customers are around, but when customers leave, he robs them of all their valubles and denies it. He pretends to care about the safety of your things (i.e "you didn't leave any of your money in the car i hope, this is a rough neighborhood.") while making sure that he can sneak into your room, go through your bags, and rob you blind while you are out trying to enjoy Montreal. Apparently this hotel is "so secure" that "no one could get in to take your belongings." But, when questioned about his employees capability to steal, he pretends not to understand english, and says there is only one set of keys for each room. The room looked nice upon arrival, but once the sun goes down, and the locals come out there is no possible way of getting any sleep between loud junkies, and strange noises and apparent fights inside the hotel.

Overall, this hotel has "secured" the top honors for worst hotel ever stayed in. As for the location and local inhabitants, you're not likely to find more crack dealers and junkies on any other street in Montreal.

I stayed in this hotel during a very busy festival in Montreal. First off, on the top floof a piece of the building was missing and it was covered by a tarp. The man who owns the hotel also sleeps in the lobby....weird.
I had a friend who missed his flight and needed a place to stay as he could not find a room ANYWHERE. I was staying in a single room but offered him the floor, the guy at the hotel did not like this. He stormed into my room barking at me to get my friend out or to pay an extra $80. It got to the point where I was so terrified that I called 911. I didn't sleep that night but left early thae next morning. I ADVISE YOU NOT TO STAY HERE.

Be careful

My boyfriend and I stayed there on a Saturday night. The room was small but the furniture was really nice- and modern. The bed was big and comfy. The owner did not speak english well- but enough to get by. The hotel was 2 bocks from the St. Catherine's street night life- but beware that the night life, and all it brings, does end up in front of the hotel- no prolems -just a bit noisy. We had the front room on the main level- not good if you don't like to be disturbed. The bathroom is really small- and parking is a pain- $17 for the night at the lot- but if you can grab a spot on the street, its free. I would definitly go back.

My boyfriend and I stayed and Le Breton for the weekend while in Montreal and found the stay to be very delightful. The hotel had a warm French ambience and the owner was a very sweet man. The room and bathroom was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. The coffee and crossaint for breakfast put the icing on the cake. I will defenitly come back to this hotel my next visit to Montreal.