Name: Sandman Hotel Montreal Longueu
Address: Montreal, CA
Price range: From $425

Sandman Hotel Montreal Longueu, MontrealSandman Hotel Montreal Longueu in Montreal, Canada has a corrected score of 2.7 ± 0.2 (solid evidence, 4 of 4 platforms), ranked 122 of 151 hotels we score in Montreal. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 2.6 before correction: Booking.com 2.8, Tripadvisor 2.3, Google 2.3, Agoda 3.1. Rooms from about $425 a night (cached, not a live quote).Sandman Hotel Montreal Longueuil is a three-star hotel located along Highway 132, adjacent to the Jacques-Cartier Bridge. It sits opposite the Longueuil Metro Station and bus terminal, providing access to the Casino de Montréal and La Ronde. The property contains 215 rooms and suites, featuring air conditioning and in-room Wi-Fi. Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, a fitness centre, and an on-site restaurant called Joseph Bistro Brasserie. This hotel suits business travellers and families requiring easy transport links. Local construction work can sometimes affect accessibility in the immediate area. The building was originally constructed in 1972 and underwent renovations in 1998.What stands out

Near metro and bus terminal

On-site restaurant and gym

Indoor swimming pool

Free Wi-Fi

Watch out for

Local construction impacts accessibility

Older building structure

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