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Hôtel Saint-Sulpice
An all-suite hotel on a cobblestone lane beside Notre-Dame Basilica with condo-style rooms and garden dining.
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92
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Hôtel Saint-Sulpice is an all-suite boutique property set on a cobblestone lane next to the Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montreal. Guests appreciate the spacious condo-style suites, deep soaking tubs with L'Occitane toiletries, and attentive concierge service. The Sinclair Restaurant also draws praise for refined French cuisine and its garden terrace. However, some suites show their age, drawing complaints about dated decor, street noise on rue Saint-Paul, and broken air conditioning during warm weather. 372616
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What travelers noticed
- Guests agree that the location beside the Notre-Dame Basilica and the Old Port puts shops, dining, and historic streets within easy walking distance. 1032
- The suites offer generous living spaces with French windows, Nespresso machines, and practical kitchenettes. 211126
- Bathrooms earn praise for their roomy walk-in showers, deep soaking tubs, and L'Occitane products. 6722
- Front-desk employees and the concierge consistently impress visitors with warm, attentive hospitality. 610
The catch
- While many reviewers found the plush main beds felt like sleeping on a cloud, others were let down by smaller double mattresses or uncomfortable pull-out couches. 266
- Some visitors view the rooms as classic and comfortable, but others complain that the busy patterned carpets and bathroom fixtures feel distinctly dated. 22
Who it's for
- — Travelers seeking spacious condo-style suites in Old Montreal
- — Guests who appreciate kitchenettes and deep soaking tubs
- — Walkers wanting quick access to the Notre-Dame Basilica
Skip it if
- — Families relying on comfortable pull-out sofa beds
- — Light sleepers sensitive to street noise from rue Saint-Paul
- — Travelers who dislike dated carpets and fixtures
Ways to book
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$249est. per night
Public rate · King Guest Room
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$252est. per night
Direct rate · King Guest Room
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$252est. per night
Estimated range: $233–$339
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Score breakdown
How the 92/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
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- “The bathroom held an art-glass sink, large soaking tub, and equally roomy shower. With its L'Occitane products, I was in heaven!” 6
- “My favorite room was the luxurious bathroom, with its walk-in shower, separate bath and a collection of the well-renowned "L'Occitane" spa-like bath and body products.” 7
Location
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- “The location of Hotel Le Saint-Sulpice is unbeatable. It's just steps away from notable attractions like the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Old Port, and the Montreal Science Centre, along with an array of charming shops and cafes.” 10
- “Location is perfect. The metro and RER are half a block away. Tons of shops and restaurants all around.” 9
Room
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- “We had the chance to stay in a Deluxe Suite, and the spacious living space and the separate bedroom truly invited us to relax and unwind. Feeling more like a condo than a hotel room, because of its roomy interiors, our Deluxe Suite even harbored a gorgeous fireplace, to our delight.” 7
- “The Sinclair restaurant offers refined contemporary cuisine, cooked from a selection of market quality fresh ingredients, that is served at its stunning glass dining room with window-doors that open onto a sunny terrace surrounded by a garden.” 7
Service
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- “Customer service is of the highest order here, from the valets who open the doors to the thoughtful cleaning crew who often fold stray articles of clothing you've left laying about.” 11
- “The service at Le Saint-Sulpice is top-notch. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure guests have a pleasant and comfortable stay.” 10
Bed & Sleep
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Where it is, how to reach it
414 Saint-Sulpice St
Montreal, Quebec
H2Y 2V5 Canada
Details checked 2026-08-29
Stay value
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Right in line
On par with what $$ usually buys
Scores 3 points above the mid-range median of 89, across 534 hotels in the same bracket.
Price bracket
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- This hotel
- 92
- Bracket median
- 89
- Index median
- 90
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- 2 mentions
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Where travelers agree — and don’t
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Bed & Sleep
77
Room
62
Service
41
Food
18
Bathroom
10
Location
10
Value
8
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Bathroom8 mentions
- “L'Occitane bathroom products are always a perk, as are Nespresso machines and down comforters.” 22
- “The space is incredible; however, the bathroom is showing its age a bit, and the weirdest part is the overall setup.” 13
- “Bathrooms are spacious and elegant, with large mirrors, wood-and-glass vanities, and shower/tub combos or separate bathtubs and walk-in showers.” 15
- “The bathroom held an art-glass sink, large soaking tub, and equally roomy shower. With its L'Occitane products, I was in heaven!” 6
- “The bathroom was equally grand in size, featuring L'Occitane toiletries in dispenser form-a nod to the hotel's commitment to environmental responsibility.” 5
- “My favorite room was the luxurious bathroom, with its walk-in shower, separate bath and a collection of the well-renowned "L'Occitane" spa-like bath and body products.” 7
- “An added bonus in Hotel Bonaparte was the deep bathtub, great for a relaxing soak after our freezing February adventures.” 9
- “The room we had ( same room both visits) was fairly plain, with a small fridge and small safe - but the bathtub was luxuriously deep (and narrow) - it was great to soak in the tub after a long day of strolling.” 24
Food9 mentions
- “The food itself was fresh and delicious, just what we needed to kickstart our busy days exploring Montreal.” 5
- “The restaurant hosts a beautiful terrace, which is perfect for alfresco dining when the weather allows.” 26
- “The Sinclair Restaurant is located in the heart of the hotel gardens and has a classy but relaxed bistro vibe.” 14
- “Perfect location, dining, and cleanliness beyond expectation.” 25
- “We opted for a spacious suite with well-defined living, dining, and light meal preparation spaces.” 5
- “Nevertheless, they had an affordable prix fixe menu and I thought the feel was very inviting.” 13
- “The on-site restaurant, Oskar, offers delicious dining options that cater to various tastes, with a lovely terrace that overlooks the courtyard.” 10
- “Our family enjoyed the continental breakfast each morning, which was a generous array of sliced fruit, decadent yogurt with granola, grilled bread or a basket of danishes, and Quebec cheese. Simple yet sophisticated, it kept us full and happy until lunch.” 26
- “In addition to the stylish dining and bar facilities, there is 24 hour room service.” 19
Room18 mentions
- “The robes were stored in the small bedroom closet (rather than the vast bathroom), and there was nowhere in the bathroom to hang your robe or set any clothing-a minor inconvenience but one worth mentioning.” 5
- “Although the decor feels a little dated-the busy patterned wall-to-wall carpet, the prevalence of red-one thing's for sure: the bed and bathroom are both plush and plenty comfortable.” 22
- “We had the chance to stay in a Deluxe Suite, and the spacious living space and the separate bedroom truly invited us to relax and unwind. Feeling more like a condo than a hotel room, because of its roomy interiors, our Deluxe Suite even harbored a gorgeous fireplace, to our delight.” 7
- “The on-site restaurant -- Sinclair -- is breezy and airy, with vaulted ceilings and all-white decor accented with dark-wood floors, swirled abstract paintings, and tan leather chairs; the space extends to an outdoor terrace in the hotel garden.” 15
- “A Nespresso machine and electric kettle made it easy to enjoy coffee or tea first thing in the morning.” 5
- “Each of the hotel's large suites -- starting at 500 square feet (or 46 square meters) -- are stylishly decorated in tan and gray tones with pops of bright red and dark, but vibrantly patterned carpets.” 15
- “As a visiter you will also enjoy access to many interesting stores, galleries and restaurants within steps of the hotel. There are 108 spacious suites from 550 to 1500 square feet - many with a fireplace.” 19
- “All-suite boutique hotel on a cobblestone lane beside the Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montréal-spacious suites (many with kitchens), elegant French windows, and a quiet, historic setting steps from the waterfront.” 3
- “For a large suite in a swanky hotel, a double bed is quite the let down.” 13
- “The Junior Suites are HUGE for a Parisian hotel. There is a sitting room with sofa, tv and desk. The bed is enormous and comfy. It includes a kitchenette with mini fridge, microwave, stove and sink.” 9
- “A living area with a comfortable sofa and coffee table is ideal for mid-day relaxation.” 5
- “All rooms are equipped with a kitchenette, a living room area, a nespresso coffee machine and a free wifi. Just a note for the claustrophobic ones out there, it's possible to open the windows, which is rarely the case in Montreal hotels.” 21
- “Like the accommodations, the property's common spaces feature elegant, contemporary decor.” 11
- “The suites are not simply hotel rooms; they are luxurious living spaces. Our family of six fit comfortably into a Deluxe Double Queen Suite, which was outfitted with two queen beds (one in a separate bedroom) and a sofa bed.” 26
- “The Sinclair restaurant offers refined contemporary cuisine, cooked from a selection of market quality fresh ingredients, that is served at its stunning glass dining room with window-doors that open onto a sunny terrace surrounded by a garden.” 7
- “The ability to stretch out in a suite-the only room category at Saint-Sulpice-in historic Old Montreal is a luxury that can't be underestimated.” 22
- “At the award-winning, all-suite hotel you can stay in any of the 108 huge suites and choose from a view of Old Montreal's cobblestone streets or the hotel gardens. Even the very smallest suite is 400 ft², and they are fully equipped with everything that you might need to make your stay a comfortable one.” 14
- “Gk - I've stayed in the Hotel Le Regent twice - loved the location and staff are lovely - however I would advise to book deluxe room as standards are really too small” 9
Location20 mentions
- “With a prime location, chic elegance, spacious suites for families and a staff that knows the historic district inside and out, this is the place to stay in Montreal.” 26
- “Be aware that the basic rooms are small (as are many in Paris), but the location is excellent.” 9
- “I have stayed in the Hôtel Odéon Saint-Germain; Odéon Hôtel ; and Hôtel Saint-Paul Rive Gauche: They are charming and well located to walking; buses; and Métro for tourism ; restaurants; and just enjoying Paris.” 9
- “The hotel is ideally located for travelers hoping to soak up Old Montreal's French colonial atmosphere: chic lofts, design shops, and charming restaurants line the surrounding streets in almost every direction.” 15
- “A beautiful hotel in an excellent location to discover Montreal. Do not miss the show at the Basilica, just a stone's throw away!” 25
- “From its central location the hotel is perfect for exploring all Montreal has to offer!” 19
- “Saint-Sulpice's location (between Notre-Dame Cathedral and the waterfront in the Old Port) is stupendous, as are its roomy all-suite setup and elegant French windows.” 22
- “I enjoyed two stays at Hotel Bonaparte on Rue Bonaparte several years ago. Once in the summer, and once in February. We booked directly through them for a better rate. I liked the location as it was right near Saint-Sulpice.” 9
- “All-suite boutique hotel on a cobblestone lane beside the Notre-Dame Basilica in Old Montréal-spacious suites (many with kitchens), elegant French windows, and a quiet, historic setting steps from the waterfront.” 3
- “Literally steps from all the main attractions, yet with an inner courtyard that creates a core of tranquility at the heart of the mayhem.” 16
- “The location of Hotel Le Saint-Sulpice is unbeatable. It's just steps away from notable attractions like the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Old Port, and the Montreal Science Centre, along with an array of charming shops and cafes.” 10
- “Location is perfect. The metro and RER are half a block away. Tons of shops and restaurants all around.” 9
- “With a prime location, chic elegance, spacious suites for families and a staff that knows the historic district inside and out, this is the place to stay in Montreal. There are a dozen ways to rave about Le Saint-Sulpice, but my favorite aspect of the hotel is its location.” 26
- “Yes! I've stayed there twice, once with my husband, and once with my daughter. It is in a great location.” 24
- “I greatly enjoyed the grand accommodations, as well as the hotel's location near delicious eateries and cool galleries.” 6
- “Perfect location, dining, and cleanliness beyond expectation.” 25
- “Gk - I've stayed in the Hotel Le Regent twice - loved the location and staff are lovely - however I would advise to book deluxe room as standards are really too small” 9
- “Located right next to the Notre-Dame Basilica, in the Old Montreal, Le Saint-Sulpice Hotel has an ideal location.” 7
- “The hotel is a good starting point for exploring Montreal, including the Catholic Notre-Dame Basilica, which is only a 5-minute walk away.” 2
- “That's the reason most people venture to Montreal, and it was the feeling we missed when we visited in 2015. That's where Le St Sulpice Hotel Montreal comes in. You could not find a better location for your stay.” 13
Service23 mentions
- “Customer service is of the highest order here, from the valets who open the doors to the thoughtful cleaning crew who often fold stray articles of clothing you've left laying about.” 11
- “The gracious staff went above and beyond to accommodate us-even during a power outage when the kitchen couldn't prepare meals.” 5
- “The staff was attentive, and the room was immaculate, comfortable, and welcoming for work. The location is ideal.” 25
- “The Sinclair's approach for children is to ask them what they like to eat, and then customize a menu suited to them. How's that for service?” 26
- “The service at Le Saint-Sulpice is top-notch. The staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile to ensure guests have a pleasant and comfortable stay.” 10
- “Excellent location, courteous and helpful staff, and immaculate, spacious suites. Once you try it, you will definitely return!” 25
- “The gentlemen at the desk were friendly and helpful.” 24
- “Old Montreal is a nice place to stay for tourists but we also spent 4 nights in a glorious luxury condo-rental in the Plateau and the family truly loved it more.” 26
- “From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was greeted with warm hospitality that set the tone for a memorable stay.” 10
- “Design-forward Old Montreal sleep in a historic building with top-notch service and très bon French fare.” 16
- “The team ensured my electric car was charged by morning, even though the station was in use when I arrived. The front desk service was excellent, and I received great advice about nearby attractions.” 25
- “The concierge service is next-level: fun, kind, and super knowledgeable about the goings-on around town.” 22
- “The concierge and staff at Le Saint-Sulpice are highly knowledgeable about the area, and will steer you in the right direction during your visit when it comes to family-friendly activities, restaurants and sugar shacks around Montreal.” 26
- “I had a picture of the tub/shower, and I apologize, it's just not worth publishing. It wasn't dirty or anything like that, it's just looking a bit dated.” 13
- “Gk - I've stayed in the Hotel Le Regent twice - loved the location and staff are lovely - however I would advise to book deluxe room as standards are really too small” 9
- “The staff was extremely welcoming, it's dog friendly, well appointed, large rooms, and the location is prime.” 13
- “What struck me the most is the caring and friendly staff that went to great extent to make sure we enjoyed our stay.” 7
- “I've been to the Sofitel in Montreal and the suites they had there were pretty incredible. This is nice too, though.” 1
- “If you are looking for a weekend stay in Old Montreal with welcoming staff, reasonable prices, and no fuss, this is the place.” 25
- “I could see all the way to an outdoor terrace where guests of the hotel's restaurant, Sinclair, could dine or unwind from a day of sight-seeing. We were warmly greeted by the staff. Their attentive and accommodating demeanor would become their hallmark.” 6
- “The service also has the lovely traditional feel; they hold the door open for you, greet you with a smile and their concierge are excellent.” 14
- “Front-desk employees greeted us in the manner that we preferred, "Bonjour" for me and "Hi" for my husband. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome.” 6
- “The suites are just as nice as the lobby and offer 4-star comfort for $279 during the high season and $189 during the low season.” 21
Value3 mentions
- “If you are looking for a weekend stay in Old Montreal with welcoming staff, reasonable prices, and no fuss, this is the place.” 25
- “While it might be on the pricier side, the experience it provides is well worth the investment.” 10
- “The price was good in comparison to other hotels in that arrondissement.” 24
Bed & Sleep5 mentions
- “I immediately laid down on the bed; it felt like lying on a cloud.” 6
- “The beds are incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep after a day of exploring the city.” 10
- “There was a separate sleeping area with a Murphy bed for larger groups (which we didn't need) and a comfy king-sized bed with a soft down comforter and crisp, high-thread-count cotton sheets.” 5
- “My children (ages 7&11) who regularly sleep on pull-out couches all over the world and never complain about it said that their mattress was so uncomfortable that they physically couldn't sleep on what they were given at this hotel.” 26
- “Good beds are set in dark-wood frames or against dark oak headboards and are made up with white duvets, red bed runners, and matching throw pillows.” 15
Noise1 mention
- “It would be hard to find a better-placed hotel in Vieux-Montréal. The inviting boutique property sits on a cobblestone street, in the shadow of the Basilique Notre-Dame.” 16
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- Nothing reliable said about which side it faces.
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- 4Chambre d'hôtel | L'hôtel Saint-Sulpicelapresse.caReview site2026-01-03Recent13 quotes usedRead originallapresse.ca
- 5A Stay to Remember: St. Sulpice Hotel in Montrealthegalproject.comReview site2024-12-13Ageing10 quotes used
“The food itself was fresh and delicious, just what we needed to kickstart our busy days exploring Montreal.”
Read originalthegalproject.com - 15Le Saint-Sulpice Review: What To REALLY ...oyster.comReview site2024-08-07Ageing5 quotes used
“The hotel is ideally located for travelers hoping to soak up Old Montreal's French colonial atmosphere: chic lofts, design shops, and charming restaurants line the surrounding streets in almost every direction.”
Read originaloyster.com - 26Le Saint-Sulpice Hotel Montreal Reviewciaobambino.comReview site2019-05-12Ageing15 quotes used
“With a prime location, chic elegance, spacious suites for families and a staff that knows the historic district inside and out, this is the place to stay in Montreal.”
Read originalciaobambino.com - 14Review: Le Saint Sulpice Hotel Montrealluxurytraveldiary.comReview site2018-09-28Ageing4 quotes used
“The Sinclair Restaurant is located in the heart of the hotel gardens and has a classy but relaxed bistro vibe.”
Read originalluxurytraveldiary.com - 13Review: Le Saint Sulpice Hôtel Montreal, Deluxe Suitemonkeymiles.boardingarea.comReview site2017-07-26Ageing6 quotes used
“The space is incredible; however, the bathroom is showing its age a bit, and the weirdest part is the overall setup.”
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