Loews Hotel Vogue

I recently stayed at the Vogue Hotel in Montreal and, unfortunately, it was a truly disappointing experience from start to finish. I arrived just after midnight. The hotel was aware of my late arrival, and the front desk staff even greeted me by name — yet no key was ready. I had to wait in the lobby while the system was being "updated," which meant I couldn’t check in right away. Not exactly a warm welcome after a long day of travel after a midnight arrival. While the hotel boasts about its recent renovation, it's clear that only parts of it were actually upgraded. The bed was comfortable — that’s the one highlight — but other elements like the hallways, doors, and most notably the bathrooms still felt outdated and poorly maintained. On my first morning, I attempted to take a shower, only to find the water was cold. I mentioned it to the front desk on my way out, and was told, “We know — the water is cold in the morning.” No apology, no resolution. Just acknowledgment of the issue as if that were acceptable. My room was also not cleaned during my stay. I had to go down to the front desk again to request housekeeping and fresh towels, only to be told, “It says it’s clean on our list.” It wasn’t. The ninth-floor hallway was consistently filthy during my two-night stay. There was a room service tray with half-eaten food sitting on the floor near my room for over 12 hours (not mine), and a housekeeping cart remained parked in the hall all day with dirty linens stacked around it. While the staff were generally friendly, no one ever followed through on resolving any issues or made an effort to address the problems I raised. As a Hilton Diamond member, I was never acknowledged or thanked for my loyalty. If you're into cold showers, partially renovated rooms, and dirty hallways, then the Vogue might be for you. As for me, I’ll be staying elsewhere the next time I’m in Montreal.

Loved this hotel. Huge room. Well appointed with outlets and USB ports. Beautifully decorated. Great jetted tub. Nespresso machine and capsules. Personalized welcome note. Mini bar snacks and beverages. Well lighted. Very nicely done.

This is a lovely little hotel in a very convenient location in Montreal. I was here for a quick one night stay while in the city on the weekend. I booked through the Amex Fine Hotels program, and when I checked in, they upgraded me to a larger room on a higher floor. The restaurant, Yama, was a cute spot and the service was great. (If you're hoping to eat late, though, note that the restaurant and room service closes at 10pm.) The breakfast the next morning was also lovely. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

Amazing Hotel with very friendly team. Special thanks to Mohammad from reception for warm welcoming and great experience. Also ladies from Breakfast were very kind and helpful. Cleaning of the rooms and silence with very comfortable beds recharging you very well.

We stayed here for one night in a high-floor King room. We were allocated the 8th floor and really enjoyed our stay, albeit brief. The room had everything we expected but was a little bit nicer than most of those in the Hilton brand. We stayed at the Four Seasons across the road before and there was not much to choose between them, except the Four Seasons was twice the price! Two things to note: our shower cubicle needed some renovation as the floor was not stable, but other than that the bathroom had everything you would expect including lovely soap brand. The second thing was the gap behind the bed and below the headboard was a bit weird - you could see a massive gap and I had serious concerns about losing my pillow during the night. We loved the coffee shop and used it several times. Valet parking was efficient, as were the reception team. All in all, an excellent experience.