Need suggestions on Montreal accommodations!

[leonardwood]

Hi everyone, I am planning to visit Montreal the next weekend. I have heard about the places there and would surely like to explore. I was concerned about the stay there as whether I should be making my accommodations in a hotel or may be some rental apartments. I do have doubts on this and will be looking to seek advice from experienced travelers or some good resource for better information.
Hope to get replies, soon!

 

[czerny]

Do you work for the airlines? If you do, the holiday Inn Select at Point-Claire has airline discounts with an excellent restaurant in the hotel itself. It's near the airport and they provide transportation back and forth to the airport where you can take a bus downtown. Hope this helps.

 

[MCI transplant]

<_< ------ Question?----- I've recently retired from AA, and was wondering if hotel chains, Holiday Inn, etc., extended Airline rates to retirees also?

 

[Derekspence]

Hi everyone, I am planning to visit Montreal the next weekend. I have heard about the places there and would surely like to explore. I was concerned about the stay there as whether I should be making my accommodations in a hotel or may be some rental apartments. I do have doubts on this and will be looking to seek advice from experienced travelers or some good resource for better information.
Hope to get replies, soon!

Hello, Montreal is indeed a great place to explore. It is one of the top vacation cities in Canada. The city has a mark of ancestral and historical value and is known to provide great value to travelers. My friend had recently been there and had taken up a vacation rental for his stay. The feedback was good as the stay was economical and comfortable. So, I would advice you to take up a Montreal furnished apartment rental, hoping that it would be a pleasant experience for you.