I found a b & b on line and called the number listed to confirm that they had 2 rooms available, and the gentleman told me that he did and proceeded to take my visa number. Once he had all of my information he told me that I needed to send another email (to re-confirm) to the email address he was going to send. I found it odd since I was confirming right then by giving my visa number and agreeing to a deposit for 2 rooms. I also asked him, if I was definatly booking at the location that I was looking at on line, and he confirmed that it was. After I received the email and re-confirmed, I noticed that the name of the b&b and the address was a completely different location. With a little more digging, I realized that he booked me at an "affiliated B & B". I tried getting another room before I cancelled this one, but was not able to as it was the weekend of the Jazz Festival. So off we went... ...
We were told that we booked 2 rooms with queen bed & private bath, - we received, 1 queen bed , bathroom down the hall, and the 2nd room had 2 double beds with a bathroom attached. The lights did not work in either rooms, and the door lock was in such bad shape that we needed assistance from the staff to lock our door. It took us at least 5 minutes of jimming the FRONT DOOR lock before we finally got into the building. (This is not a comfortable feeling at 1:00 a.m.)
The breakfast was fruit & waffles, however there was not enough for everyone at the table. The next morning , there was a cooked breakfast, but because I came down 5 minutes later than everyone else, the hostess did not ask me if i would like the cooked breakfast, so I had friut and a croissant. On a positive note, the rooms were clean.

Our host Kenny was most gracious and was simply marvelous. My mom, our friend and I stayed in the le Provecale room and were amazed at how well appointed it was and beautifully decorated. Kenny is the new proprietor and has made many updates. There are hardwood floors throughout, the furniture is antique or reproduction, the beds are soft and comfy. The bathroom was nice and clean and there were fresh towels daily. The breakfast was quite good and there were several choices of cheese, fresh croissants, various danishes, mixed fresh fruit, cold cereal and a couple of choices of meat. The coffee was great and each room has its own table downstairs in the lovely dining area. The parc la Fontaine is diagonally across the street, and it is a couple of blocks north of the Village and Latin Quarter and Mont Royal is a short ride away. There is a small parking space behind the building and ample street parking (between certain hours). There is a small sandwich shop across the street (coffee to die for and terrific croissants) but most of the restaurants are located closer to rue St. Denis to the west. I did not use the metro while I was there but it appears to be situated close to a station. I highly recommend au Chateau du Parc and would stay there again without question.

I stayed at this lovely B&B two years ago, and just got off the phone with Chantal, the owner, to make a reservation for this summer. My husband, son, and I had a wonderful time as Chantal's guests--we truly felt like guests, not just paying customers.

Our double-bedded room was spacious, clean, and comfy, with a private bath. Breakfasts were simple, yes, with coffee, fruit, croissants or whole grain bread, cereal, and juice, but we weren't looking for the "American plan," just a bright start to the day, which is what we received.

The neighborhood is a busy residential area. We spent a fun afteroon in the park down the street, and sampled restaurants in the neighborhood. Except for a trip out to the Insectarium, we left our car out back and used the subway--about blocks away.

I am so looking forward to another visit to Chantal's lovely home.

We stayed 5 days in this bread and breakfast.
The host was very nice, and the room was well appointed, however the breakfast was dissapointing, with only cresecents, and jelly,hard boiled eggs, one morning yogurt and bread, orange juice, and coffee,but no hot meals.
The breakfast was less than a common hotels continental breakfast, and we ended up going out to eat most mornings after juice and coffee.
I read the reviews before staying here and they seemed great, but the breakfast was poor and we would probably think twice before staying in a bread and breakfast after this, and ask about the breakfast in detail before booking next time.
I have stayed at other bread and breakfasts where the breakfast was superb, but here breakfast was extremely dissapointing...