I traveled to Mont Tremblant for Spring skiing as a gift for my dad who will be 80 this June. I also took my 18 year old son and 21 year old daughter. It was supposed to be a collegefest week but was not the hysteria that can usually cause. I think because it was Spring skiing/snowboarding and these are the students who are looking for that not the partying.
We stayed in a two bedroom condo in the St. Bernard Plaza with a beautiful balcony overlooking the village. The place was very clean and spacious with two full baths. Main LR was great for just relaxing for an hour around lunch after skiing and the kitchen was immaculate. All items were included in the kitchen, even a wine opener, utensils and pots, coffee maker, toaster, etc. This was great for snacks and not having to eat typical ski resort food. There were plenty of restaurants with fabulous food. The best part of going to the Casino was the gondola ride. Casino is very limited and really no pay out. Skiing was great and we even brought up some wine, cheese and fruit and stopped by a nice large group of rocks to hang out and enjoy awhile. Wi fi in room was additional.
Staff was very pleasant and helpful.
Two drawbacks, nightlife was quiet, probably because during the week and to get to the lifts it was a steep uphill walk with poles, skiis and boots it can be a challenge. Would try for a room closer to the top of the hill.

We knew this hotel was in the Pedestrian Village, so when I checked in, I requested to have a view of the pedestrian village if possible. They exceeded what I asked for. Not only did they give us the view, they upgraded our room. The room was really big and it felt even bigger because of the high ceilings. We were ecstatic! Came with a large bathroom, the kitchen had a little bar/counter, living room area w/ a fireplace, dining room area and our favorite part...the balcony that overlooks Pedestrian Village. The rooms were spotlessly clean and so cozy. We didn't want to ever leave the room! There's a ski locker in the hotel so you don't have to carry it around anywhere, safe underground parking garage, ski in/ski out. We've been to Mt. Tremblant one other time & stayed in the Pedestrian Village but we were VERY happy with this room and would definitely come back.
If I had to list anything bad thing(but definitely not a dealbreaker because everything else was so wonderful), the beds were not the most comfortable & felt a bit small. Also, when we asked to have logs for the fireplace, it took them a really long time & it's not complimentary. They also do not have their own swimming pool / hot tub, but you have free access to AQUOS which is nearby.

Great location. Rooms were standard and comfortable, though there was paint peeling off the bathroom ceiling. Reception was slow (45 minutes to check in) and unfriendly. Room was not cleaned properly, as dirty glasses were left, nothing in the bathroom was restocked, and beds were left half-made. When we complained, we were told that this was an additional service, and had to be requested. All in all, an ok experience (as we spent more time outside the hotel than in), but we would not go back. Given the many other nice hotels in the area, would recommend going elsewhere.

We rented a two-bedroom condo at this hotel for two nights. We could not have asked for a better location! Our balcony overlooked the pedestrian village, so we were right in the middle of all the action!

Our room was great. Spacious, comfortable beds, and two bathrooms - which was excellent as we were three girls, and had lots of stuff! The ladies at reception was very friendly - answered any questions we had and provided us with great service.

The hotel itself is very clean, which is nice. There were plenty of pillows and blankets for all, and the kitchen was great - the only complaint we had was that there was only one pan in the kitchen! Made it hard to cook breakfast, that's for sure. But that was minimal - so overall it was great, and I'd recommend staying here!