Staff and concierge were extremely friendly. Best location to see old Montreal. Our room was beautiful and the lobby was exceptional for atmosphere. I was very impressed with the cleanliness and the little chocolates on the nightstands every night and complimentary waters as well. I was very impressed with this place it’s the perfect size and the historical style of the building has been kept and enhanced! Best little boutique hotel I’ve ever stayed in!

The only issue was the bright light from the thermostat wasn’t able to be turned off so we had to cover it with a toweL.

Rooms and the bathrooms were lovely, taking advantage of the historical bones of the warehouse building. The first floor lounge area was really comfortable, and drinks and appetizers could be had from the connected restaurants. Staff were friendly and helppful!

However, the walls are very thin and all the conversations from next door came through pretty clearly. If you have trouble with stairs, make sure to reserve a room in the main building; five or six steps are between the elevator and the second building, making navigation with a wheelchair, walker, or suitcases, a bit of a challenge.

Location was incredible, walkable and in a beautiful spot right across from the river.

Our room was the last one available and since the hotel location was so perfect, I booked it. My only complaint was that it overlooked St. Paul street with another building directly across from our window. The problem is that there were no sheer curtains to let light in…only black-out curtains. This means that you can have people looking in (potentially), or complete darkness. A second sheer curtain/blind like you see in other hotels, is really necessary. Otherwise all was really lovely and we’d definitely love to stay again.

The ambience of the hotel is very beautiful. All the polished wood, exposed stone, tasteful, sophisticated furnishings make it very special. That extended to my room with windows that opened to a beautiful view, a very comfortable bed with plenty of pillows and all the extras - bath robes, plush towels and an amazing shower with multiple heads for a spa-like experience. The staff is extremely courteous, attentive and accommodating. The location is perfectly situated to many things and yet, offers a rooftop bar and two other restaurants attached so, you don’t even have to worry about going anywhere else!

The hotel was actually located at the heart of Montreal's old port. It is in the middle of everything. The hotel restaurant was partly indoor and partly outdoors along the busiest path. Very good food and atmosphere. The hotel had a very old build feel and was restored with steel beams and additions. It was well done and it flowed with the old original wooden structure. It has atmosphere, including an old style elevator. I would give it a 10 for atmosphere.

The room only had a nespresso coffee maker. My wife doesn't drink coffee so a small water kettle with tea would have been good.

The hotel is in a very popular area of Old Port Montreal - many restaurants, shops and activity. The staff was very pleasant. Valet service was wonderful. We had a room on the top floor and it was very spacious with a king bed. Super comfy bed and the towels were very luxurious.

My only slight complaint was that we were on the top floor with our door/room next to the stairwell for the newly open terrace restaurant (which seemed to be very popular with non-hotel guests). Late at night you could hear women going up and down the metal stairs and people talking.

Loved the room. It was big and comfortable. The bed and pillows were super comfortable. Location was very convenient and the valet parking was super helpful. Staff was all very friendly.

The only reasons I couldn’t give 10/10 for everything were (1) the view out our window was awful/none (there was another building ~10 feet away, so we could never open our curtains without looking directly into someone’s windows) and (2) the elevator was incredibly slow and bounced frighteningly whenever it stopped on a floor.

I loved the super-comfy bed (though it was so cozy and all-encompassing, I found it difficult to get UP!) The staff, from the front desk associate to the bartender to the parking valet, were all exceedingly polite and warm. The bathrooms are luxurious and everything smells good: I'm a huge fan of Le Labo products, and finding that my bathroom had been stocked with their soaps and lotions was a nice little plus. Augerge du Vieux Port is a unique boutique hotel--it's an ancient stone building in the historic part of Montréal (Vieux Montréal). The streets are cobblestone, the walls are unfinished brick, the floors are uneven, the elevator is tiny, and the *cool factor* is off-the-charts. Definitely have a cocktail in the rooftop lounge when it opens in late spring, as the 360º view of the Port, Ferris wheel, and waterway is simply A+.

Auberge du Vieux Port is not inexpensive, especially in summer, as its room rates reflect the fact that it's in a hot "tourist area" part of the city. It's also a fairly long way from the business district, upscale shopping, and array of international restaurants located in other parts of the city, so not a good choice if you hoped to avoid having a car or using Uber etc.

The snazzy WILLIAM Gray hotel people have this property too and it’s clear they know what they are doing. I was concerned that the hotel might be dreary since it’s an old building but it’s definitely not. It’s stylish, has a beautiful lounge, and has modern amenities like sufficient plugs near the bedside for phones etc ( my pet peeve when there are no plugs bedside) and great lighting and nice towels and a fantastic multi-jet shower. Great staff. Excellent restaurants and cafes nearby.

Beautiful and cozy property! Welcoming staff eager to provide a helping hand (or cup of tea). Bottle of wine and cookies left in our room. Tasty breakfast from the hotel restaurant at ground level and a fantastic coffee house (Olympico) a two min walk away. Lobby provided tea, coffee and cookies each afternoon. Many other attractions and restaurants within walking distance (Olive and Gourmand for morning treats, Cafe Stash for cozy Polish food and pianist, Bota Bota spa and many museums).

You can hear television and voices from adjacent room.