Ambrose House & Café | Petit Hôtel au calme avec charme | Mille Carré Doré - Centre Ville de Montréal

During my recent stay at Ambrose House & Café in Montreal, I was thoroughly impressed by the cleanliness and tranquility of the establishment. Nestled on a surprisingly quiet street in downtown, the location offers a peaceful retreat while still being conveniently close to the city's attractions. The room was impeccably clean and comfortable, providing a serene environment that ensured a restful night's sleep. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, contributing to a relaxed yet efficient atmosphere throughout my stay. Additionally, the on-site café was a delightful bonus, offering a cozy spot to enjoy delicious breakfast options. The combination of a clean, quiet room and the charming café made my stay at Ambrose House & Café truly enjoyable. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a clean and peaceful accommodation in Montreal. Special Shout-out to Ahmed who welcomed me at the reception, he was very helpful and professional.

This is definitely a place I would chose to stay again and again. The staff are so incredibly friendly with the guests of the hotel and the people who drop by for a coffee. Honestly I feel like some of the bad reviews are a little unjust and I'll explain why. The style is vintage, cute, has character and gives the comfort of home away from home. You have to remember with older places there is plenty of character and if your like me then this is something you will love. My unit was super clean and well kept.

I booked my room months in advance. About a week before, I got an email stating there is no elevator and there will be no window in my room but there is a sky light. When I arrived, the room was on the top floor of very, very steep stairs (stairs are not the problem...the lack of notice about the stairs AND how steep they were was an issue. Thank goodness i do not have mobility issues), and the sky light was nothing short of disgusting It was brown light because it looked like bugs were living in it. I paid full price for this room, which I feel was annoying. This room was definitely not as advertised, when I booked it. It was also tremendously small. Also, would not be an issue if i knew beforehand. But when you pay for a full price for the room and you actually get half a room, it's an issue. It also had a very musky smell. Not pleasant, at all. The gal at the front desk/Cafe was sweet. I didn't catch her name but she was extremely nice. Location is perfect. I think you need to adjust your advertising to what you are actually renting out instead of misleading people.

I can't say enough good things about Ambrose Cafe! If you haven't had the pleasure of being served by Ruth, you're missing out! She is always greeting customers with a warm smile. Highly recommend stopping by and experiencing her amazing service!

Can’t check in after 7 pm|Had to change business plans to make sure I could get in. 3 floor walk up no lifts which would be fine without luggage.||This place is a coffee shop with rooms. It’s like staying inside just a hostel. They get two stars instead of one because the location is great.||Rooms are small but clean and nice. Common areas are run down a filthy.

Clean, comfortable, and budget-friendly. My partner and I came to Montreal for a concert at the Bell Center, and this hotel was only a 10-minute walk and in a perfect quiet location. We would definitely stay here again.

We stayed at the Ambrose for one night. We found the room adequate, an interesting mix of old-fashioned shabby-chique and upscale. The bathroom was quite nice, but the bed may as well have been on ice with how prone to rolling it was with the smallest motion. The view was nice, and the air conditioning unit was very effective. The quirky layout of the hotel is fun, with it having spiral staircases with alcoves along the way up. We found the service fairly taciturn when we very rarely spoke to the concierge, but that’s fine. Almost everything can be done on your own using the key pickup system. The cafe space downstairs was nice, as was the small patio outside. Parking was a little ambiguous; we just parked on the very steep Stanley street and hoped for the best that we would not be ticketed, and we were not.

So my girlfriend always go to this café and says she loves it a lot. Unfortunately, when she went last week and the usual barista wasn't there, a male barista was very rude with her. She ordered her usual--latte with vanilla syrup and oat milk--, but the week prior the usual barista stated that they didn't have vanilla syrup and she offered simple syrup instead. So, she explained to the barista KINDLY she'll have it with simple syrup as she assumed that you guys may not have had it last week. She told me your barista that week interacted with her very rudely. Please know that this interaction is not necessary.