Name: Le Saint-Sulpice Hotel
Address: Montreal, CA
Price range: From $342

Le Saint-Sulpice Hotel, MontrealLe Saint-Sulpice Hotel in Montreal, Canada has a corrected score of 3.9 ± 0.2 (solid evidence, 4 of 4 platforms), ranked 14 of 151 hotels we score in Montreal. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.1 before correction: Booking.com 3.9, Tripadvisor 4.1, Google 4.0, Agoda 4.6. Rooms from about $342 a night (cached, not a live quote).Le Saint-Sulpice Hotel is a four-star boutique hotel in Old Montreal, next to Notre-Dame Basilica. Built in 2001 and renovated in 2011, it offers 108 suites with kitchenettes, flat-screen TVs, and in some cases fireplaces or balconies. Sinclair Restaurant serves guests on site and overlooks the hotel garden. Amenities include free Wi-Fi, valet parking, room service, massage services and a pet-friendly policy, so it suits couples, families and travellers with dogs. Rates start at 342 dollars a night, which puts it firmly in the upscale bracket. Guest feedback is generally solid, though some reviews mention dated decor and occasional maintenance problems, so ask about room condition when booking.What stands out

Spacious suites with kitchenettes

Location beside Notre-Dame Basilica

Pet friendly with valet parking

On-site garden restaurant

Watch out for

Some dated decor and carpets

Occasional maintenance issues reported

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