After all the years of talking about it, we finally visited Montreal at the end of August. We were coming from the US and our GPS didn't work in Canada so we got really lost. By the time we reached Alexandre Logan, we were beyond tired. Once we stepped over the threshold of the inn, however, we were set. Our luggage was in our room in record time and from then on we were very well taken care of. The room was spacious with one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. The breakfast was superb, prepared with attention to our individual diatery needs. I have only superlatives for the place and especially Alain, the owner, who is fantastic!

In a nice brick house, the b&b was a memorable start for our Canadian trip. The owner provided us with very useful information and plus his breakfast was excellent, tasteful and prepared with much attention. The room was spacious and calm, there even was a microwave and some kusmi tea at our disposal. Thanks !

Right in the heart of The Village, and just blocks from Parc La Fontaine, Beaudry metro, and the Quartier Latin, Alexandre Logan is a wonderful choice for Montreal accommodations.
Owner, Alain Pigeon, has beautifully restored the home, which currently offers 6 spacious and tastefully decorated rooms for guests.
Room 3 is my favorite, a junior suite, with direct access to the large outside terrasse.The suite includes a private WC, with a seperate claw tub located in the large bedroom. Wood paneling throughout.
Of course visiting Montreal is best out of the winter months, but even during the winter season, Alexandre Logan is a b&b full of charm, comfort, and near 4 star luxury accommodations. ( Montreal is best in early October, just as the leaves start to change. )
The radios and TV could use replacing, but from the comfortable beds, to the sumptous lounge furniture, to the hard wood floors, crown moldings, wood paneling, Alexandre Logan is the best place to stay when visiting Montreal, but itching to feel more like a local.
The stay includes a breakfast tailored to your tastes, so again this B & B goes above and beyond the ordinary, and believe me, you will go back again and again. I have. 4 times now.

Our daughter booked this as a place for the four of us (her mother and husband included) to stay for a short break in Montreal. A good central location in the "Village" area only a short walk in to the city centre, though some of the shops along the way are a little run down, well served by the local metro being situated between two stops a short walk away. Alain was an excellent host and made us all most welcome to his home, he could not do enough for us, including a full briefing on what to see and where to go. The four of us shared a bathroom but we knew this before we arrived and it was no problem, his other rooms are en-suite. It is set in an old town house but was well decorated and clean, rooms were service whilst guests were served breakfast. The public sitting room was good with unlimited internet access and free local phone calls. Breakfasts were excellent, something different every day, and certainly nothing you would expect which added to the enjoyment of the place. In the nicest sense this is a "quirky" B & B and I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone wishing to visit the city. Very regrettably, Alain could not organise the weather and we got a little damp during our stay.