Montréal-Nord Hotels: Where to Stay in Quebec

Looking for hotels in Montréal-Nord? The list is short. This borough in the northeast of the Island of Montréal has very few places to sleep inside its own borders. We found one small motel listed on Quebec’s official tourism site, and the rest of the useful hotels sit in neighbouring Saint-Léonard, Anjou, Ahuntsic and downtown. This guide covers every property we could confirm, says where our facts are thin, and shows how to choose a base. We do not quote rates because they change daily. Phone the hotel before you book.

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Hotels in Montréal-Nord: What We Could Confirm

Where to Stay in Montréal-Nord Itself

Montréal-Nord is a borough of the city of Montréal. Wikipedia describes the area as 11.07 square kilometres in the northeast part of the island. The borough borders Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension, Saint-Léonard, Anjou and Rivière-des-Prairies-Pointe-aux-Trembles. Most visitors treat Montréal-Nord as a residential area, not a resort district.

Because of this, the number of hotels inside the borough is small. Bonjour Québec, the official tourism site for the province, lists one motel on Boulevard Henri-Bourassa Est. We describe this motel next. For a wider choice, you will likely stay just outside the borough and use the roads and transit to reach Montréal-Nord.

Motel Bourassa

Motel Bourassa stands at 6325 boulevard Henri-Bourassa Est, Montréal, Québec H1G 2V4. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 514 321-6813.

The listing shows 24 units. Amenities include air conditioning, a small refrigerator in the unit, free outdoor parking, a reception desk, and Wi-Fi, either free or pay-per-use. The listing says the motel stays open year round.

Treat this property as unconfirmed. We found only one reliable source, and the listing does not give check-in or check-out times. Call 514 321-6813 to confirm the motel is open, to ask about Wi-Fi, and to learn the times before you plan around a stay.

Motels Near Montréal-Nord

Travellers who want a simple motel near Montréal-Nord have a second option just across the borough line in Ahuntsic. Both Bonjour Québec and Sortir au Québec list the property below.

Hôtel-Motel Idéal Lajeunesse

This property stands at 10195 rue Lajeunesse, Montréal, Québec H3L 2E3. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 514 389-8434. Both listings place the Henri-Bourassa and Sauvé metro stations about a five-minute walk away.

Bonjour Québec counts 68 units, made up of 54 rooms and 14 suites. Air conditioning and a small refrigerator come with the units. Free local calls, free outdoor parking and a free continental breakfast are listed. Suites include a fireplace, a therapeutic bath and a large glass shower. Sortir au Québec also mentions a restaurant. Bonjour Québec lists an electric vehicle charging station.

Neither listing gives check-in or check-out times. Call before you book to confirm those times and whether the breakfast and restaurant are running.

Hotels Near Montréal-Nord in Saint-Léonard and Anjou

Two larger hotels sit in the boroughs next to Montréal-Nord. Both have more amenities than a motel and both have a restaurant. Check the exact location on a map against your plans, because we did not source drive times from Montréal-Nord to either hotel.

Hôtel Newstar Montréal

Hôtel Newstar stands at 5250 rue Jarry Est, Montréal, Québec H1R 3A9, in the Saint-Léonard neighbourhood. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 514 322-8640 and a toll-free line at 800 561-5210.

Expedia lists 265 rooms. Bonjour Québec lists 267 units, made up of 201 rooms, 58 apartments and 8 suites. The two counts differ slightly, so ask the front desk for the current figure. Units have air conditioning and a small refrigerator, and some have a kitchenette. Bonjour Québec says the hotel serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and has banquet and meeting rooms. Expedia lists free self-parking, free in-room Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a bar, a terrace, laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk.

Expedia lists check-in from 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. Pet rules differ by source. Expedia says cats and dogs are welcome with limits on number and weight. Bonjour Québec says pets are allowed for a fee. Call 514 322-8640 before you bring a pet.

Expedia names Martin Brodeur Arena, Saint-Michel metro station, the Montreal Biodome and Jean-Drapeau Park among the places near the hotel. Confirm the distances yourself, because they come from one travel site.

Quality Hotel and Suites Montreal East in Anjou

This hotel stands at 8100 avenue de Neuville, Montréal, Québec H1J 2T2. Sortir au Québec names the property Quality Hôtel Montréal Est, with 159 renovated rooms. We could not find a phone number on the listings we read, so look for the current number on the Choice Hotels site or ask your booking site.

Sortir au Québec lists high-speed Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a mini fridge, a microwave, a 32-inch television, a private bathroom, a large work table and free outdoor parking in the rooms and grounds. The hotel has a restaurant, a bar, a business centre and meeting rooms.

Expedia lists check-in from 3:00 PM and check-out at noon. Expedia also lists a free breakfast buffet, a 24-hour gym and dogs only for pets. Sortir au Québec instead says breakfast and dinner service. Ask whether breakfast costs extra when you book. Expedia places the Halles d’Anjou about a seven-minute walk away and the CF Galeries d’Anjou about ten minutes on foot.

Where to Stay in Montréal Near the Metro

The Montréal metro gives you a fast way to reach the city centre from the north and east. Pick a hotel near a station if you do not plan to drive. The two options below sit farther from Montréal-Nord, but both suit travellers who want to see downtown.

Hotel Montreal Metropolitan, BW Signature Collection

This hotel stands at 3400 boulevard Crémazie Est, Montréal, Québec H2A 1A6. Kéroul, the Quebec accessible tourism organization, lists the phone as 514 750 2378.

The Best Western site lists check-in at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM. The same page places the hotel near Highway 40 and a subway station. Kéroul lists a restaurant called Ristorante il Travolo and rates the building as not accessible to wheelchair users. Read the Kéroul page if you need accessible features.

The Best Western page says pets are not accepted. Confirm this by phone if you travel with an animal. Our old version of this post said the hotel offers a 24-hour gym and rooms with kitchens. We could not confirm either claim, so we removed both.

Hotels in Downtown Montréal for Short Visits

Some travellers want a downtown base and plan to visit Montréal-Nord for a single day. Two hotels from our old list sit in the city centre, so we checked both again.

Le Square Phillips Hôtel and Suites

This hotel stands at 1193 place Phillips, Montréal, Québec H3B 3C9. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 514 393-1193 and a toll-free line at 866 393-1193.

Bonjour Québec lists 164 apartment-style units with a kitchen or kitchenette. The hotel website confirms a heated indoor pool, an exercise room, a rooftop terrace and a free breakfast. Bonjour Québec also lists an electric vehicle charging station, an airport shuttle and paid indoor parking. Pets are allowed for a fee, according to Bonjour Québec.

We removed two claims from the old post. We found no source for a spa and no source for balconies with city views. We also found no check-in or check-out times, so ask the front desk.

Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal

Hôtel Bonaventure stands at 900 rue De La Gauchetière Ouest, Montréal, Québec H5A 1E4. Bonjour Québec lists the phone as 514 878-2332 and a toll-free line at 800 267-2575. The listing counts 397 units.

The old post said the hotel has an indoor pool. This is wrong. Both Bonjour Québec and Expedia describe an outdoor rooftop pool. Expedia says the pool opens from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM and has a lifeguard. The same sources describe an outdoor hot tub and sauna, a spa, a fitness club and a bar.

Expedia lists check-in from 4:00 PM and check-out before 11:00 AM. The hotel links to the Underground City. Expedia places Central Station a two-minute walk away and Bonaventure metro station a three-minute walk away. The Bell Centre is a seven-minute walk and the Notre-Dame Basilica a twelve-minute walk, according to Expedia.

What to Do in Montréal-Nord

Montréal-Nord rewards visitors who like history, parks and the river. The city of Montréal runs a self-guided heritage route of 16 interpretive panels created with the borough historical society. You can walk or cycle the route.

Stops include the former Montréal-Nord town hall on rue de Charleroi, the Cinéma Régal in Parc Aimé-Léonard, and churches such as Saint-Vital and Sainte-Gertrude. The route also covers the Rivière-des-Prairies power plant and the L’Archevêque ferry crossing site. The city notes two panels were planned for installation, so some may not stand yet.

Green spaces include Parc Aimé-Léonard, Parc Henri-Bourassa and Parc Eusèbe-Ménard. The trail near the power plant leads toward the Parc-nature de l’Île-de-la-Visitation. The Yves-Ryan library stands at 4740 rue de Charleroi. Wikipedia counts 29 parks and leisure structures in the borough and notes the Pie IX Bridge links Montréal-Nord to Laval.

How to Choose Where to Stay Near Montréal-Nord

Start with your reason for the trip. If you visit family in Montréal-Nord, a base in Saint-Léonard or Anjou keeps you close. If you want nightlife and sights, a downtown hotel will serve you better. If you travel on a tight plan, a motel can work, but you must phone ahead.

Think about how you will move around. Wikipedia names the main roads through the borough as Boulevard Saint-Michel, Pie IX, Lacordaire, Langelier, Léger and Henri-Bourassa. A car helps if you stay in Saint-Léonard or Anjou. The Idéal Lajeunesse listing mentions metro stations within a five-minute walk, and the downtown hotels sit close to the metro.

Check the amenities you need. Free parking, a kitchenette and breakfast vary by hotel, and sources sometimes disagree. Ask each hotel for the current policy before you pay.

Closed or Unverified Claims We Removed

We rewrote this guide to remove statements we could not confirm. Here is the short list.

The old post said Le Square Phillips has a luxurious spa and balconies with city views. We found no source for either. The old post said Hôtel Bonaventure has an indoor pool. Our sources show an outdoor rooftop pool. The old post said Hotel Montreal Metropolitan has a 24-hour gym and kitchens in some rooms. We found no source for either.

The old post also claimed the hotels give easy access to the city by metro or car. We could not confirm travel times, so we dropped the claim and left you to check a map.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked each property against at least two independent sources where we could. These sources included Bonjour Québec, Sortir au Québec, Kéroul, the Best Western site, the Le Square Phillips website and Expedia. We checked borough facts against the city of Montréal and Wikipedia.

Motel Bourassa has only one reliable listing, so treat the details as unconfirmed. We could not confirm a phone number for the Quality hotel, and we could not confirm check-in times for several motels. We did not state any price. We did not state any drive time from Montréal-Nord, because we did not find a source.

Hotels change names, owners and policies without warning. Call the front desk to confirm the property is open, the rooms you want exist, and the amenities match your needs.

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Conclusion

Hotels in Montréal-Nord are scarce, so plan your base with care. Motel Bourassa is the only listing we found inside the borough, and we could confirm only a little about the motel. Hôtel Newstar, Quality Hotel and Suites Montreal East and Hôtel-Motel Idéal Lajeunesse give you more detail and sit close by. Downtown hotels suit sightseeing. Call each property, confirm the details, and book early.

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