Le Dauphin Montréal Centre-Ville
A 114-room hotel at 1025 rue De Bleury, beside the Palais des congrès, between Chinatown and Old Montreal
About this stay
Le Dauphin sits at 1025 rue De Bleury, about a minute on foot from the Palais des congrès, and that neighbour is its best asset. The convention centre has its own entrance to Place-d'Armes metro station on the orange line and links into the RÉSO, the underground network of about 32 km that joins downtown's towers, shops and museums. Chinatown's dim sum and noodle shops are a few steps away, and Old Montreal, with Notre-Dame Basilica, starts a short walk south.
The practical side is simple. The front desk is staffed 24 hours and keeps a safe-deposit box, and a luggage room holds bags for early arrivals and late departures, which helps on the last day of a convention. Wi-Fi is included in the rooms, and there is a meeting room for small groups. There is no restaurant on site, so dinner means Chinatown or Old Montreal. To reach the Palais from the hotel, you first cross Avenue Viger in the open air.
- 114 air-conditioned rooms with a small refrigerator
- About a minute's walk from the Palais des congrès
- Place-d'Armes metro and the RÉSO via the convention centre
- Breakfast included; no restaurant, pool or spa on site
- Indoor paid parking with an EV charging station
- Rated 8.9 across 3,335 reviews
Our take
Le Dauphin's 114 rooms stand at 1025 rue De Bleury, about a minute from the Palais des congrès, whose entrance to Place-d'Armes metro and the RÉSO underground network keeps a January trip mostly indoors. Its 3,335 reviews average 8.9, a large sample that makes the score dependable. Rooms are plain, with air conditioning and a small fridge; there is no pool, no spa and no restaurant, only the included breakfast. Parking is indoor but paid, so arriving by train or bus makes more sense. I would book it for a convention, a winter city break or a first visit split between Old Montreal and downtown; for a week of Plateau cafés and nightlife, I would sleep further north.
- ✓In winter, walk to the Palais des congrès and take its direct entrance to Place-d'Armes metro: once inside, you reach the orange line and the RÉSO without going back outside.
- ✓For Old Montreal, walk south from Place-d'Armes station: Notre-Dame Basilica stands on the square of the same name, a short walk from the hotel.
- ✓Eat in Chinatown, a few steps from the convention centre, for dim sum and noodle shops rather than the restaurants of Old Montreal's main streets.
- ✓Driving an electric car? The hotel's indoor car park has a charging station.
Why we love it
- About a minute's walk from the Palais des congrès and its metro entrance
- Chinatown a few steps away, Old Montreal a short walk south
- Breakfast included and a small refrigerator in every room
- Indoor parking with an electric vehicle charging station
Why guests love itLe Dauphin suits families who spend the whole day out: Chinatown is a few steps away, Old Montreal and the Old Port a short walk south, and Place-d'Armes metro is reached through the Palais des congrès once you have crossed Avenue Viger in the open air. The included breakfast gets everyone moving, and each room has a small fridge for milk and snacks. There is no pool, no play area and no restaurant on site. Parking is paid, which makes a car more of a burden here than an asset. I would book it for a short city break with school-age children, not for a long stay with toddlers.
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