Great location, older hotel with older plumbing, baths, etc. But very clean and comfortable. Great location on Sherbrooke Avenue with museums, galleries and great restaurant nearby. Sfaff very friendly and helpful. My room was small, ideal for one person. After leaving an upscale boutique hotel this would be considered modest, but one must consider that this is an older renovated establishment. Breakfast room very nice and sufficient internet facilities. Clean and comfortable and not fancy.
I would return alone again, but not to share with another person. The bathroom is too small.

Stayed at the Chateau Versailles for 4 nights. I booked a "Deluxe" room after I read the other reviews on this site that mentioned poor room placement and noise associated with the standard rate rooms. While our room was nice, "Deluxe" is a bit of an overstatement. The room was still small and the bathroom smaller; I feel the only real benefit of booking a higher class room would be location. The staff was very pleasant and helpful; reccomeded several good restaurants in the area. The breakfast was outstanding- breads, fresh fruit, cheese, yogurt, cold cereals, etc. Very nicely done and well kept-up. The hotel's location is good; the metro station was a very short walk away as were lots of great restaurants and shops. All in all I would return and reccomed to others!

We felt Chateau Versailles was a beautiful hotel for our Montreal get-away. We were there for 5 nights, Friday-Tuesday. The staff is wonderfully polite and very helpful, as well as being fluently bilingual. The only snag we had is that the front desk ran out of key cards, so a porter showed us to our room where we waited for the bellman to bring our suitcases and the key cards up to us. Our room was comfortable and well decorated with a nice view of the neighborhood. We were two flights up, and had to climb stairs because there is no elevator, but we didn't mind that.

The location is excellent -- we were within walking distance of the fine arts museum and a number of restaurants and shops, and we were only three short blocks from a metro stop so it was easy to get to other places in the city as well. We heard a little noise from the street, but not much. They also had a business center that allowed us to keep in touch with the rest of the world via e-mail & the web for free.

Breakfast is included and served in a very comfortable room where you have a choice of sitting at small tables or comfortable couches near the fireplace (we were there in the summer, so the fireplace wasn't in use, but it was a really lovely setting). Breakfast was served buffet-style and included a variety of breads, butter, jam, cheese, mixed fruit, hard boiled eggs, croissants, chocolate croissants, yogurt, a variety of dry cereals, milk, juice, and coffee.

We definitely look forward to visiting Montreal again and staying at Chateau Versailles. We highly recommend it.

I stayed in this hotel for 4 nights and I was very favorably impressed all around with the quality of this hotel. Chateau Versailles has a nice character to it: it is small and cozy. There are only three floors and there must be around (I'm estimating) 50 to 60 rooms altogether, which gives it a personal touch. The room I stayed in was quite large and the furniture was elegant and in perfect condition. The bedsheets and towels were in great shape. The bathroom was a little on the small side, but this is a minor issue. The hotel has a business center with two computers from which you can access the internet for free, which was a nice plus. You can also get wireless internet in your room but you have to pay for that connection. Breakfast was good and it was included with the price of the room. Finally, the location of the hotel was convenient: it's right in downtown Montreal. There are good restaurants and bars only a few blocks away and the nearest metro stop is about 200 meters from the hotel.