Got a deal via priceline for about $90 a night so stayed here for 3 nights. Great central location. Not many amenities in the hotel - small lap pool with no shallow end - ok for kids 10+. No kids activities. We had brunch at the hotel - food was ok but not as nice as other 4* for the price. Ate lunch and dinner out at other restaurants.

Dissapointed that they charged us for using coffee service in room - should be complementary each day, not just one time.

They charged us for tea and a chocolate bar. We don't drink tea and my two boys are allergic to chocolate. Argued a bit with the charge but they *insisted* that we must have eaten them because the inventory .... blah blah.

Won't go back unless get priceline again.

this is a very nice hotel on the edge of old Montreal. it's about a $12 cab ride up to the plateau where the "real" montrealers live.

rooms were big & nice & spotless. we had a good view of the park and downtown on a high floor despite booking on priceline.

we enjoyed the tiny indoor pool and attached terrace.

The service was great. valet parking was $27, that's the only downside. there are garages further down Rue Antoine that are half the price. i was lazy though and paid valet.

we walked to old montreal for breakfast every day and rented bikes and did the loop around the lachine canel.

great hotel, great location, great city!

Booked via Priceline 91$ AI.

This is not the first time we stayed here. And I was pleased to find out when I won my bid.

The hotel is well located re: downtown and old Montreal. For a cyclist, this is a good spot to start exploring the city's paths.

The rooms are stylish and romantic, with sumptuous beds, spacious bathroom and bathrobe, although the view from the window was not the best.

The lobby is stylish , attached to the Centre de Commerce International. Weekday and Saturday, just walk down to the food courts if you want to avoid the pricey restaurant.

The pool is smallish but lengthwise, provides good swimming. Good gym too.

I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the InterContinental. There wasn't a hint of staleness in my room, it always smelled "fresh". The bedding was lovely, the bathroom was spacious. I would certainly recommend this hotel. One aside- You'll need to take the subway or a cab to get around the city. Old Montreal and Chinatown are both within walking distance of the hotel, other points of interest need the easily maneuverable metro system.