Name: Doubletree by Hilton Montreal
Address: Montreal, CA
Price range: From $301

Doubletree by Hilton Montreal, MontrealDoubletree by Hilton Montreal in Montreal, Canada has a corrected score of 3.3 ± 0.2 (solid evidence, 4 of 4 platforms), ranked 56 of 151 hotels we score in Montreal. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 3.4 before correction: Booking.com 3.2, Tripadvisor 4.1, Google 3.0, Agoda 3.3. Rooms from about $301 a night (cached, not a live quote).DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal is a four-star hotel situated in the Quartier des Spectacles entertainment district. It sits near Sainte-Catherine Street and the Complexe Desjardins shopping mall, providing underground access to local attractions. The property contains 595 rooms and suites, including options for families and pet owners. Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, a full-service spa, a gym, and two restaurants. Business travellers can use the 24-hour centre and meeting rooms. While the hotel offers modern interiors following a 2018 renovation, the elevators can become crowded during busy periods. The hotel follows specific eco-rules regarding mandatory cleaning protocols.What stands out

Indoor pool and spa

Central entertainment district location

On-site dining and business facilities

Pet friendly rooms

Watch out for

Crowded elevators

Small work desks

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