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"Excellent location."

"I had an overall average experience at the hotel. The receptionist was kind enough to offer us early check-in, which we really appreciated after a long flight. I liked the bed, shower, TV, and the view from our room. However, there were a few downsides. The room felt quite small for the price, and there was no bathtub. The pool was also smaller than it appeared in the photos and tended to be crowded. I paid extra for breakfast, but the buffet had limited options and didn’t even include cereal. Another inconvenience was the lack of a direct room service line as I had to call reception each time, and on one occasion, they mistakenly transferred me to the restaurant instead. On a positive note, the cleaning staff were extremely friendly. While the reception staff were polite, they didn’t go above and beyond in their service."

"Great location! The price is right, not the newest hotel but it is super clean !"

"Breakfast was satisfactory. In a nice, spacious location. "

"My stay was short, but the staff was amazing, rooms were spotless, had a nice tv, there were a lot of items that I didn't use, but loved their cuisine at Kube."

"Clean, great staff, and perfectly convenient for pick up of our student from McGill University. This is our second stay, and we will come again. "

"Room was tiny, no soap in the dispenser, breakfast was underwhelming (but the croissants were surprisingly delicious!). Honestly it did the job - well located and fine. Would stay again, in a pinch."

"Ok"

"The price is aligned with what you get. Tax in the room was $160 and we were “upgraded” to a presidential suite which honestly was unnecessary as it had an awkward boardroom and living area with cold white/blue lighting. Lina at reception was not cut out for the hospitality industry. Do not expect to change her attitude. I wouldn’t even mention this if I hadn’t heard her talking to a friend on the phone with a completely different energy while we waited for forks. Lower your expectations and you’ll be fine. "