Flats in Île Notre-Dame

'The Saint Lofts is in a great location, and the apartment itself is a nice size with a good layout. However, this unit shows clear signs of heavy use and could really benefit from more thorough maintenance and greater attention to detail. Some chairs are wobbly, and near the end of their lifespan, several light bulbs were burnt out, and there were noticeable cosmetic issues, such as chipped furniture, cigarette burns on the floors and furniture, and white paint splatters from touch-up work. The...

'Host was great, easy checkin, basic conveniences like coffee, oil and vinegar etc... maybe too many stairs and a bit small for 2 people'

'Frank's condo was everything we could have asked for on our three-night trip to Montreal. Close to the metro station, as well as a plethora of restaurants, cafes, and shopping options, the fourth-floor condo served as a comfortable and convenient home base for us. We very much appreciated the designated parking space included in the rental price. When the wi-fi suddenly went down on our last night, Frank responded promptly with a solution. My only complaint is that the pillows were flat and...

'We really enjoyed our 4-night stay in the Gatsby suite. It’s clean, beautifully decorated, well-stocked and very comfortable. Great location brimming with excellent restaurants, outdoor patios, cute cafés and eclectic shops. With the Metro station close-by, we were able to forego renting a car and took transit everywhere. '

'The apartment's location was excellent; we could walk to many areas of Montreal, or take the Metro with the main transport hub just 5 minutes away.The apartment was a very good size. It was very well equipped and spotlessly clean. At night it was very quiet as the bedroom is at the back of the property.Réjean was a great host. On arrival, he showed us around the apartment to make sure we knew how everything worked. When we contacted him about a couple of things he responded immediately. His...

'The host was very responsive whenever he was contacted. There were minimal amenities, such as bath towels but no hand towels or washcloths, no replacement for a burnt-out light bulb in the living room, coffee maker and tea kettle but no coffee or tea bags, no ice cube trays.'