Le Mount Stephen

This hotel is in a good location. a/c, black out shades, room was clean, water pressure, bed all good. Closet space minimal. Staff friendly. Biggest negative is we had a junior suite - and the room was one big open box. The bathroom, directly across from the bed. The bathroom is frosted glass with a sliding frosted glass door. So this is not good for light nor noise. Never really seen a room with this layout. Bar is hopping but $. Main dining room food was fair. Breakfast was included in my deal, I was solo, waiter rang me up for 2 people, I think larger tip for him. We did have dog nearby that was barking for bit. LHW member, didn't get upgraded. A buddy of mine, who checked in after me, got upgrade to a nicer room then me. They could have upgraded me, then upgraded him to my room. So I know one was available. Because of this room layout, I would not stay here again, and next time in Montreal, I would try another hotel.

This is an outstanding hotel with A+ beds, showers, and service. Special commendation to Alex.

Le Mount Stephen is a fantastic hotel. Service was over the top. You definitely have to go to Bar George for cocktails and supper. The rooms are huge and so comfortable. Definitely my go to hotel when I return to Montreal.

We had an excellent stay at Le Mount Stephen. The overall feel is modern and genuinely luxurious, with thoughtful design details that made it easy to relax after long days out in Montreal. Room & sleep quality: The room was spacious and very comfortable. The layout is long and a bit narrower than many hotel rooms, but it worked well and didn’t feel cramped. The automated blackout blinds were a standout—when lowered, the room became impressively dark, and the additional curtains softened the look and made the space feel warmer. The room was also quiet, which mattered a lot during the Montreal Jazz Festival week. Service: Service was consistently strong. Room service was excellent, and turndown service happened reliably each evening—exactly the kind of polish you want in a luxury property. Bathroom: The bathroom was a highlight and felt truly premium. Great amenities/products, a Kohler bidet, and a Kohler rain shower with genuinely strong water pressure. The shower lighting and the soaking tub made it feel spa-like, and it was a pleasure to come back to at the end of the day. Dining: Bar George is a real asset on property. Breakfast was consistently delicious, and the lunch menu was excellent as well—scallop curd and frites were favorites. Location: The hotel is close enough to the main action for an easy, affordable Uber ride, but far enough that we had no festival noise once we returned to the room. That balance made it an ideal home base. Overall, Le Mount Stephen delivered a high-end, comfortable, well-run experience, and we would gladly return.

If you love, beautiful bathrooms with state-of-the-art showers and bathtubs, thick hundred percent cotton robes and towels, you are in for a treat. You will never wanna leave this bathroom, with great water pressure and a drenching shower, with steam and colored lights. There’s nothing comparable to these clean and luxurious bathrooms.