I stayed here while attending the Omnium Gervais-Talbot golf tournament. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The food in the dining room was excellent and the service above average. The bed was comfortable and the room clean. It is outdated and could use a complete makeover but the entire hotel was clean and the indoor gardens were beautiful. My internet connection did not work and I was offered the opportunity to move to a different room but it wasn't that important. I checked my email on the outdated free computers in the business centre. My only real complaint was the lack of parking. It was very difficult to park close to the entry. When I arrived back early the morning after the Omnium I had a bit of a hike and, being a woman traveling alone, I don't like being in that position. Noise was not an issue- I had no problems even though my room was the first one after the elevators. And Ste-Hyacinthe is HIGHLY recommended for a visit. It is a beautiful, friendly city even for someone like me who speaks virtually no French. The market is a must visit! I will be back for the 3rd annual Omnium in 2010 and will gladly stay at the Des Seigneurs.

This hotel is one of the worst hotels in Canada. The rooms are old with uncomfortable beds and very old fashioned sheets. Everything in the room looks damaged or bended. In the morning there was a big cable on the outside of the hotel from the roof to the ground banging the window due too the wind. They wouldnt do anything about it. I could change room f i wanted. The internet in $10 per 24hr!!!!!!!!! Where it should be for free if you look at the very high price of the rooms. The breakfast is not included. ( i had to book it in advance but nobody told me) And when i complained about it the staff became very unfriendly to me. The breakfast is also of a very poor quality with broken toasters an cold scrambled eggs. There are hundred things more i can complain about but in the future i will stay far away from this hotel. Better option is the hotel next door Le Dauphin with frindly staff, Good and fresh and free breakfast, nice rooms with flatscreen, hot water and a lot of parking place.

This was an unpleasant hotel. I booked online with travelocity. The rate for the room was quite reasonable, C$114 (plus taxes). The hotel was part of the now bankrupt Quebec hotel chain "Les Hotels des Gouverneurs". The hotel is classified as 4 stars.

I intended to stay for 3 days to attend a marriage.

The rooms are worn out, with a decor unchanged (and bed linens too) from the 1980's. The room smelt of mold, or something else unpleasant. The hotel provides curious liquid soap dispensers in the sink and shower. (No complementary soap bars or other typical hotel consumables.) The linens were clearly old and tattered.

The TV is an old CRT with analogue cable (no HDTV). Internet is available, but the hotel charges an exorbitant $10 per day supplement!

I would have stayed for 3 days, except:
1- Water was cut off the morning following our check-in. (I could have tolerated this, mechanical problems are sometimes inevitable.)
2- What made me leave early was a conference booked the same weekend. The Quebec chapter of "narcotics anonymous" was holding their annual convention. A huge gang of grungy, noisy former or current drug addicts were attending the hotel. This is not at all appropriate for my intended purpose, that being a family event and wedding. The hotel should have provided some type of notice, or not permitted members of the general public to book a stay at the same time as such an undesirable group.

A few good points included proximity to the highway 20, and non-smoking rooms. Also a small exercise room (with old machines) is open until 10 pm. The management permitted us to leave early, without penalty despite having made a 3 day reservation.

We went instead, and would strongly recommend the "Hotel Dauphin" just nearby. (Maybe once the Holiday Inn opens, there will finally be some competition for hotels in Saint Hyacinthe?)

This is a tired, worn out place. We picked it because it was on our way to Quebec and it has a pool. But the rooms have uncomfortable beds and the pool is so full of chlorine as to be unpleasant. This place has seen better days.