Hotel St Paul

My home away from home Monday and Tuesday night was the St. Paul Hotel on Rue McGill. It is in Old Montréal and is formerly a Beaux-​arts building which has been converted into a boutique hotel.
There was a big pole as soon as I entered the room. The bed, though a double, was comfy. It was against the wall with the clock, etc. so I pushed it more towards the middle of the room. The soaker bathtub was awesome! The water temperature in the shower wasn’t consistent … it was scalding hot and then cold
WIFI was complimentary … there were times when it wasn’t too speedy. There was a Keurig coffee machine, CD player, safety deposit box, ironing board and iron in the room. The staff were friendly.

I was really excited to stay here with my sister for two nights during Christmas but we both ended up being pretty underwhelmed.
The building itself is beautiful. The décor in the lobby was very chic. The service wasn’t fantastic but there was always a helpful receptionist available at the front desk to answer any questions. I upgraded our room to one of their «signature rooms» on the top floor but the room was pretty meh. The room was large and airy but also very plain, all white with no colour. The furniture was also plain and really cheap. We compared the furniture to Ikea quality. The beds are advertised as «Queen» but they were more like a double. We each had our own bed so this wasn’t a problem for us, but I couldn’t imagine trying to share this bed with another person. The mattresses and pillows, however, were super comfortable and we slept well. The large windows were really nice and the view was breathtaking. One of the big wooden blinds were broken but the issue was fixed quickly after mentioning it to the receptionist. The washroom was big and modern and the huge bathtub was great for a long soak and glass of wine. The price was pretty good for the area.
Overall we had a nice stay but I don’t think I’d come here again.

A nice looking hotel on the edge of Old Montréal. The room was a nice size and had a comfortable bed. The room itself seems a bit dirty (dusty size tables and floor) but I can easily overlook that.
The bathroom could use a makeover but it has all you need.
The staff was courteous, very nice and helpful when needed.
There is an attached rest-​bar named Hambar which is a scene where we had a cocktail before heading out.
All and all an above average hotel but truthfully I might explore other options next time.

Was booked in here by work, and was happy to find a nice, decent sized room with a nice big comfortable bed!
The nightly chocolates and next day’s weather report was a nice touch.
The bathtub was huge, it was great to have a nice long soak at the end of the day. I also enjoyed the bath products that were available.
There was a fashion shoot going on in the lobby during one day I was there which was slightly confusing to guests and disruptive/​distracting to the front desk staff. Perhaps a warning/​notification about the shoot would have been helpful.

This is a hotel in Old Montréal. The outside is a beautiful, old building. That’s about the nicest part of this place.
This place is awful. The photos on Expedia are not accurate. The halls are dark. The carpet in the hall leading into our room was stained. The hotel is run down and just not well kept.
The rooms are minimalistic. Two drawers and ½ a closet to hang clothes. A safe blocks the rest from being usable.
Warning: a Queen bed is NOT a queen bed. It’s a double. My husband and I are skinny and we could not both sleep on our backs. We simply did not fit in the bed. Plus you roll into a hole in the middle!
I asked the hotel if there were any king beds and they are sold out. I said this is not a queen. She explained it is, but they are smaller than a queen in the US. Note to self: get a king in Montréal!
I informed the front desk that my shower curtain was installed improperly so it did not cover the entire shower, only half. This resulted in water everywhere. I also said our blinds do not stay open, and the coffee station had food crumbs everywhere and the cups were dirty. She did offer me a junior suite, but it has a «queen bed.» I informed the staff we would be departing.
I cannot recommend this hotel. I expect that items in my room are clean and in working order, at a minimum. There are much better options in Old Montréal for the same price.

Le St Paul, c’est une expérience des sens axé sur le design digne d’un petit musée. L’accueil est chaleureux, mais sans prétention. Notre chambre était superbe avec un décor moderne et épuré. Le confort du matelas digne d’être à la maison. Et que dire de la localisation, aux portes du Vieux-​Montréal, tout en étant à une distance de marche de St-​Catherine. Nous avons adoré notre séjour.

Stayed here for two nights with my fiancé after a 6.5 hour drive from New York. We were up since 3:30am and arrived in Montréal quite early, so we anxiously waited to check in to fit in a power nap before touring the city. About a half hour to 3pm (check-​in time) we were informed that our room was ready, so we drove to St. Paul and found ourselves before a building that those who are fond of beautiful architecture like ourselves would admire. The lobby was dark, but contemporary, with bright purple seating that you can’t miss. It also shares the same floor as the restaurant Hambar, where we had our last brunch.
We checked in at the front desk with a friendly staff who also surprised us with news that our room was upgraded to a Penthouse room. We excitedly took the Gothic elevator up to the 10^th floor and discovered the hotel’s dark, spooky hallways, then walked into a decently sized room with high ceilings, classical music playing, and a huge window showcasing natural sunlight, with a view of nothing but another building just a few feet across.
Despite the lacking view, we really enjoyed our stay. We never turned off the music and slept with it on because it was so calming. The room was extremely clean and chocolate was left on our bed every evening, which I devoured ofcourse. I also loved the deep tub, great water pressure and the overabundance of storage space. The bed was comfortable — my fiancé didn’t complain once about the mattress :). More importantly, the hotel was close proximity to all the attractions we planned to visit and was surrounded by great restaurants. We highly recommend St. Paul to anyone who plans to visit Montréal!