La Salle Hotels: Where to Stay in Quebec

Hotels in La Salle, Quebec are hard to find. La Salle (also written LaSalle) is a residential borough of Montreal on the southwest edge of the island. We checked booking sites, tourism boards and hotel pages for lodging inside the borough. We found no full-service hotel with a verified address in La Salle itself. Most places sold as La Salle hotels sit in nearby Montreal districts or across the river. This guide shows which hotels exist close by, which ones the old version of this page got wrong, and how to pick where to stay in La Salle.

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Hotels in La Salle, Quebec: What We Could Verify

The Honest Picture of Where to Stay in La Salle

La Salle covers about 16 square kilometres along the St. Lawrence River. Montreal.ca describes a borough of parks, canals, bike paths and shopping. Montreal.ca does not describe a hotel district. Wikipedia says La Salle borders Lachine, Verdun, Montreal West and Notre-Dame-de-Grace, and its southern and eastern edges meet the Lachine Rapids.

One booking site lists 26 stays for La Salle. The three listings shown first are a renovated studio, a two-bedroom apartment and a guest house called Maison Blanche de Montreal. Another site shows a bed and breakfast called Gite des Rapides as a top La Salle pick. We could not confirm an address or house rules for these through a second source, so we do not recommend them here. Treat them as short-term rentals and read the host details before you pay.

Several places labelled La Salle on booking sites are not in La Salle. Le Chabrol Hotel and Suites is at 6951 St-Jacques West, in the Cote-des-Neiges and Notre-Dame-de-Grace district. La Petite Bourgeoise is at 611 Rue Manning in Verdun. Both are close to La Salle on a map. Neither sits inside the borough.

So the practical answer is simple. If you want a hotel, plan to stay in a nearby district and drive or ride into La Salle. The sections below cover the hotels we could check.

Hotels Near La Salle with Verified Details

Each hotel below has an address from at least one source. We name the gaps in each entry. Confirm every detail by phone before you book.

Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Midtown

The address is 6939 Decarie Street, Montreal, QC. The phone number on the Montreal tourism board listing is 514-370-3300. Two sources agree on the address and on an indoor pool. The tourism board describes modern rooms, on-site dining, a bar, an outdoor garden terrace and air conditioning. Hotels.com adds a 24-hour fitness centre, free Wi-Fi and a pet policy for dogs and cats.

Hotels.com lists check-in from 3 p.m. and check-out at noon. The tourism board does not list times, so confirm them when you call. The same listing shows the Namur metro station about a five-minute walk away, plus the Montreal Holocaust Museum and the Segal Centre for Performing Arts within a short walk. Royalmount shopping centre is also nearby per the tourism board.

This is the strongest option for travellers who want a standard chain hotel and metro access. The tourism board page also shows photos credited to Homewood Suites by Hilton Montreal Midtown, so the property may share a building or name with the Homewood Suites brand. Ask which one you are booking.

Novotel Montreal Aeroport

The address is 2599 boulevard Alfred Nobel, in the Saint-Laurent district. Hoteles.com and Expedia agree on this address, on check-in from 3 p.m. and on check-out at noon. Both list an indoor pool, a hot tub, a restaurant, a bar, free Wi-Fi and free self-parking. Hoteles.com counts 120 rooms over five floors.

Both sites put Trudeau International Airport about a 10-minute drive away. Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park is about a 20-minute walk. The Bell Centre is about 22 minutes by car per Expedia. Those drive times come from the booking sites and not from the hotel, so treat them as estimates.

Both listings still use the Novotel name. Neither confirms the current brand in writing, so ask about the name when you call. This hotel suits an early flight or a late arrival. This hotel is a poor choice if you want to walk to the river.

Le Mount Stephen

Le Mount Stephen is at 1440 Drummond Street in downtown Montreal. The hotel’s own website lists the phone number as 514-313-1000. The building dates to 1880 and once belonged to Lord George Stephen. Later the building housed the Mount Stephen Club.

The website names Bar George, a British-inspired restaurant, along with a fitness centre, massage therapy and more than 6,500 square feet of event space. The website does not mention an indoor pool, so we dropped the pool claim from the old page. The site does not list check-in or check-out times either. Call to confirm.

We rely on the hotel’s own site for these details. Expedia lists the hotel but we could not open a second page with its address. Treat the amenity list as single-source.

Hotel Brossard, an Ascend Collection Hotel

This hotel is not in Montreal. The address is 7365 Marie-Victorin in Brossard, on the South Shore across the river. Sembo lists 135 guestrooms, a fitness centre, free self-parking, an electric car charger and a complimentary breakfast on a posted schedule. The same page says the hotel is about 24.3 km from Trudeau airport and about 10.2 km from Six Flags La Ronde.

The old page called this an upscale waterfront hotel with a spa and an on-site restaurant. We found no source for a spa or a restaurant. We found no check-in times either. We could confirm the hotel through only one detailed source plus mentions on Expedia, so call before you rely on the details.

Courtyard by Marriott Montreal Brossard

This Courtyard is at 3300 rue de l’Eclipse in Brossard. Marriott lists the phone as 450-890-8080. The Quebec tourism listing on Sortir au Quebec shows 184 rooms and suites, an indoor pool, a large gymnasium, indoor parking, an electric vehicle charging station, a bar, a Starbucks cafe and a restaurant.

Marriott does not post check-in or check-out times on the page we read, and no source gave a drive time to La Salle. The old page described balconies with river views. We found no support for this, so we removed the claim. Like the hotel above, this property sits on the South Shore and needs a drive or a long transit trip to reach La Salle.

Motels Near La Salle: What We Found and Did Not Find

Travellers often search for motels in La Salle. We found no motel inside the borough with an address we could confirm from two sources. A Yellow Pages search page for motels in La Salle exists, but we could not read business details from the page. We will not name a motel we could not verify.

If you want a motel style stay with a car, look at the airport area in Saint-Laurent, where the Novotel sits. Search by exact street address and read recent guest reviews. Then call the front desk and ask for the check-in time, parking terms and cancellation rules.

Where to Stay Near Parc des Rapides and the Lachine Rapids

Parc des Rapides is at 7770 boulevard LaSalle. Sortir au Quebec says the park gives a close view of the Lachine Rapids and serves as a refuge for migrating birds. The park has a lookout with panels about the rapids and the former hydroelectric station, an observation tower, a walking trail, restrooms, picnic space and drinking water. The listing names free parking and access by public bus.

The same listing names hiking, cycling, in-line skating, cross-country skiing, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. White-water rafters and kayakers also use the rapids. Wikipedia and Montreal.ca add the Lachine Canal, the Canal de l’Aqueduc, Parc Angrignon, Ile aux Herons bird refuge and the Fleming windmill, built in 1827 and used as the borough symbol.

No hotel we could verify sits beside the park. Our advice is to stay in a nearby district and visit by car or by bus. Check bus routes on the city transit site before you go, since we did not confirm lines or schedules.

Getting to La Salle from Nearby Hotels

Montreal.ca and Wikipedia agree on a few transit facts. A commuter train station on the Candiac Line serves La Salle. Angrignon metro station is near the borough border, in Le Sud-Ouest. The LaSalle metro station is not in the borough. The station is in Verdun.

Angrignon Mall and the Angrignon commercial hub along boulevard Newman are the main shopping area, per Montreal.ca. Route 138 crosses the Honore Mercier Bridge toward Kahnawake. We did not source drive times between any hotel above and La Salle, so use a map app on the day of your trip.

How to Choose Where to Stay in La Salle

Pick by the trip you plan. Match the area to your main goal and confirm the details by phone.

For metro access and a chain hotel, look at the Midtown area on Decarie Street. For a flight, look at the airport side of Saint-Laurent. For sightseeing downtown, Le Mount Stephen puts you in the city core. For a car trip with a South Shore base, the two Brossard hotels fit.

For a stay inside the borough, short-term rentals and guest houses are the main choice. Check the host address, the cancellation terms and local rules.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We read the Montreal.ca borough page, Wikipedia, Sortir au Quebec, the Montreal tourism board, the hotel site for Le Mount Stephen, Marriott, Hotels.com, Hoteles.com, Expedia, Kayak and Sembo. Many hotel sites and booking pages blocked our reader, so we used other sources for those hotels.

We confirmed addresses for each hotel above. We did not confirm check-in times for Le Mount Stephen, Hotel Brossard or the Courtyard. We did not confirm any inside-the-borough hotel or motel. We did not quote any rate, since prices change daily.

Dropped from the old page: none of the five old hotels is closed as far as we know. We removed claims we could not support, such as a spa at Hotel Brossard, an indoor pool at Le Mount Stephen and river balconies at the Courtyard. We also removed the old claim of several excellent hotels in La Salle. We found none.

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion

Hotels in La Salle, Quebec are scarce, so plan a base in a nearby district. Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Midtown and Novotel Montreal Aeroport have the best sourced details. Le Mount Stephen suits a downtown visit. Call every property to confirm times, parking and the current name before you book.

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