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StarHotel
a.k.a." HotelStay"
Printed differently online and on the window sign
Ideal location, bargain price
Clearly run on a budget – rooms feature many updates – fresh paint, new bathroom tiles...
... But some obvious things weren’t there
From the odd – screw-holes from where...More
I stayed at a budget hotel before where the reviews were bad but my experience was great. This time was the opposite. The room was tiny and I'm only 5' tall 130 lbs. The place was clean but the walls were paper thin so I...More
We stayed here last week as a family, the overall experience is much better than what we thought, we booked two rooms for two nights. First of all, the location is just amazing, you can reach everything around this area (metro station in 5 mins...More
Was quite worried about the quality of my stay due to the negative responses on this site - however, other trip sites had positive reviews and so I took a chance. Hotel is under new management, and quality of stay was very good. Wifi speed...More
This hotel was dirty and unkept. They only do maid service when you leave, and I'm not even certain how you get more towels. The shower had mold and was so disgusting I refused to use it. I have a mold allergy and coughed the...More
The rainbow pillars of Beaudry Métro Station shepherd the way into to The Village, one of the largest hubs for gay and lesbian culture in North America. With an open layout and a congenial aura, the refurbished buildings along Rue Sainte-Catherine pay a special homage to menswear and to caffeine, with showrooms and cafes. By morning, the antiquing gems along Amherst Street are packed with collectors. An incredible party
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spot, The Village comes alive at night, when clubs, bars, and dance halls open their doors and the revelry is high, epitomised by the fanciful trimmings of the apropos Oscar Wilde building. From May to September, the area closes to automotive traffic, allowing restaurant terraces to pour onto the streets, creating a dynamic sense of community. Les Boules Roses, thousands of pink baubles, are hung to welcome in the festivals and celebrations, including Montréal en Arts, Divers-Cité, and the Pride Parade.
