Hotel Manoir Sherbrooke

I had a fantastic time here. The entire hotel is gorgeous and impeccably styled, especially the lobby/breakfast area. My room was spacious, clean and had strong AC (important for those Montreal summers). The bathrooms were fully stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand soap and lotion - which all smelled great. The free breakfast was plentiful and delicious. Having a late night glass of wine in the lobby is an experience not to be missed. The staff are absolutely lovely and super helpful. I definitely want to stay here again the next time I'm in Montreal.

This is the type of hotel one wants to visit once in a while, if possible a few times every year. As we live in Europe this will definitely not possible, but it discribes well how we feel about it. Everything to our taste! Spacious room with classic furniture, beautiful lounge/ breakfast room with unique seating in different corners and a very good choice of breakfast items. Good location, walking distance from the city centre, our favourite restaurants and the bus station. And first of all: a very friendly staff. We mention Carol one if the most friendly hotel staff we met, but the only reason we cannot mention others is that we don't know their names. Stayed in may 2025. Always slow regarding hotel reviews, often format, but this time really want to let them know we loved our stay. :-)

What a great find! A lovely old manor house with very nice and helpful staff. Our deluxe room was large, bright and beautifully decorated in a style that fit the era of the hotel. Breakfast was excellent and they even packed us a "breakfast to go" for our early flight. A lovely way to wrap up our vacation in Quebec!

Clean, nice size deluxe room. #6 Good closet with many hangers, but no drawers or shelves for things that don't hang oher than very small nightstands. Fancy bathroom shower but a tiny, mini sink with side faucet. Impossible not to wet floor when using. Good breakfast and very helpful, friendly staff. Good location for Sherbrooke and St. Laurent metros, as well as walking up St Laurent to restaurants.

The hotel offers good value for money and is well located, depending on where you need to go. It is about a 10-minute walk to the lower end of St. Catherine, but a bit farther (around 25 minutes) to Notre Dame. My room, located on the lowest level, was spacious but showed signs of wear in places. A few floor tiles in the bathroom were loose, the shower door felt a bit flimsy, and the socket nearest the bed was protruding from the wall. Soundproofing could also be improved, as footsteps from the floor above caused noticeable creaking. I did not have breakfast every day, but when I did, it was okay; though a bit more variety would have been appreciated. The staff were very friendly at all times.

Love love loved this cute little boutique hotel. All the staff were great, especially Carol and her fun earrings and constant smile. The property is full of old world charm, and the breakfast included was fantastic. Our room was on the corner and had a cute little window nook. Overall so much better than the big chain hotels. Definitely will be staying again!

Excellent value. Nice place. Clean, pleasant, and the breakfast was wicked good. We were only in Montreal briefly, flew in late and early bus out. This place was 10 minute walk to the bus station.

If you enjoy charming, historic, beautiful buildings, you will love the Manoir Sherbrooke. I was in Montreal to visit my son for three nights. I was so impressed with the welcoming and friendly atmosphere of this Hotel. A special thanks to Frederic and Carole who could not have been more helpful throughout my stay. My room was lovely and the breakfast each morning was absolutely delicious. There are hot drinks available at all times in the delightful Salon. The Hotel is very close to the Metro and walking distance to the places you might want to visit. I had a fabulous experience and I will definitely return to the Manoir Sherbrooke !! |10/10

Stayed here with my partner. It was an amazing experience. The hotel takes you back in time. It has so much character and history. I'm so happy I chose this place over the newer hotels. There are no elevators so make sure you can carry your luggage up the stairs. The checkin process was smooth. The staff were very friendly and super helpful. We had breakfast every morning and it was satisfying. The area is close to metro and St Laurent where you can find Shwartz Deli! I highly recommend this hotel and will stay here again.

Great and cute hotel. Felt like being at home and close to lots of beautiful Neighborhoods such as Little Portugal. I would stay there again

My boyfriend and I stayed here for my first trip to Montreal, and it is lovely! It has a great location in the middle of the city, so we could easily walk throughout Montreal: to Mile End, to Downtown, to Old Montreal. The staff was very nice and helpful (especially Frederic!), and the included breakfast (pastries, yogurt, coffee, hard boiled eggs) was perfect before a long day out. We stayed in the Victorian room, which was very cute, and the staff always kept the room clean; I think my only complaint was that we only had a tub instead of a shower. But at least it was a big tub! I would certainly stay here again if I visit Montreal in the future!

I stayed at this b&b a couple of years ago and it was awful. The maid (named Joanne) stole my running shoes and slippers. The staff were hostile and apathetic and the owner, Laurier Bisson, said he fully stands behind his staff. I noticed on several occasions the maids giving me the stinkeye. I did nothing and yet they targetted me. I ended up taking the owner to court. He paid the amount I claimed for into court probably to avoid a trial. He used to manage Hotel des Spectacles in Montreal. Read the reviews on that one!! Apparently there were a lot of problems there. Sounds like it carried over to Manoir Sherbrooke. Avoid this one. It's not safe!

Very nice and comfy little hotel. Super clean, nice breakfast for European guests (croissants, bread, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, juices, tea and coffee) Petit hôtel très sympa et comfortable. Propre et petit dej parfait pour les Européens. (Viennoiseries, pain, yaourts, œufs dures, jus, thé et café).

This is a great little hotel with charm and ambiance. The staff are helpful, friendly and overall just wonderful. Everything is clean and well maintained. The breakfast offers a nice selection of breads and pastries, granola, yogurt, fruit and hard boiled eggs. The only reason I'm giving them three stars is that the bed was hard and squeaked every time we'd roll over. The linens on the bed were scratchy and dated and re towels were thin. As for the location, it is Withings walking distance to the Museum of Fine Arts.

We stayed here for a winter weekend getaway and it was simply exquisite! Delicious continental breakfast was included with our stay and came with fresh, organic, and varied breads, muffins, cereals, pastries from a local artisanal bakery. The staff were so kind and friendly, especially Waleed and Frederic who gave us suggestions on what to see and do in the city and guidance on bus routes. The home itself has been preserved from the 19th century with Victorain era decor and furnishings (and lovely touches like Christie Agatha books). Another nice touch was the Victorian style cabinet in the hall filled with books and magazines for all. Our room was comfy with a clean bed and bath, free wifi, free satellite TV. The hotel is in a great location in the center of the city, a very short walk away from the metro and buses. We will definitely be returning here!

A beautiful hotel! Our room, especially the bathroom, needed some maintenance work that easily could have been done within a couple of hours, otherwise we'd have rated this hotel 5 stars. Our room was along the main hallway downstairs so it was a little loud with people going by, so you may want to request an upstairs room especially since the floors are hardwood and people walking above you can be a bit loud at times too. Service was great! The continental breakfast was great. Within walking distance of the Juste Pour Rire Festival, Chinatown, and many other tourist sites.

Was really hesitant at first because my brother told me the building/hotel itself is historic and old. Built in 1863 I think, and I've never stayed anywhere that old because ghosts duh. *roll eyes* lol and I swore to my brother if I stayed here and woke up to find myself in a typical cliche horror movie I would die and come back to haunt him. But on a serious note, staff is super hospitable and friendly, beds and bathrooms are clean. It's definitely not a 5 star hotel by those standards, it's more of a cozy quaint place, with a different feel than what most ppl are used to staying at hotels. Definitely don't mean this in a bad way. I think its nice, and they have a self serve breakfast too which is always appreciated. Close to the metro station, helpful staff, reasonable price. Would stay here again.

Excellent hotel! This is a building from mid 1800s, nicely restored. Each of the desk staff have been knowledgeable and attentive. Their information about local attractions has been correct and useful. Our room is immaculately clean and comfortable. The owner is on premises daily, overseeing a well run hotel. The breakfast includes a variety of fresh breads and pastries....overall this is one of the most pleasant and interesting hotels we have stayed at. Definitely recommend.

Just stayed here for the weekend, and absolutely loved it! The room was very quaint and comfy (and had a really nice bathroom). The man at the front desk was very nice and very helpful. He pretty much gave us an idea of what to do for the night (being that this was a spontaneous trip and we had no plans), and we had a blast. He also helped my friend try and recover her phone that she left in a cab, by helping us with the taxi lost and found website thing (we don't speak any french). I loved the wine dispensing machine in the lobby... that was neat... but eventually we didn't like having to go back and forth so just asked for a bottle of wine :-D. I will absolutely stay here again, since I love Montreal and try to visit frequently.

Darling hotel, centrally located near shopping restaurants and nightlife. Each room quaintly and individually decorated. The staff and owner are friendly and helpful. Breakfast was a nice variety of pastries, breads, eggs, yogurt, juices and hot drinks. My new favorite spot in Montreal.

The outside of the building and the breakfast area is very nice. When we got to our room, i noticed that the furniture seemed kind of random. The room had a futon and a regular bed. My freind got the regular bed and i chose the futon. We noticed right away that there was one blanket for the regular bed and a small one for the futon. Thank god it was summer- if it was winter and i only had that small blanket i would've been shivering the whole night. Before a went to bed i took a shower with the complimentary soaps. There were FOUR lotion bottles and two shower gels. There wasn't even shampoo!! We figured that they mistaken two lotion bottles for some shampoo. The next morning we woke up and noticed that there were red bumps across my shoulder. I've never seen anything like it before. My only allergy is grass pollen, and I'm sure that there wasn't any on the sheets. This was a very disappointing stay. Next time we come to Montreal we are definitely picking a different hotel.

My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon, and it was absolutely fabulous. The room was nice, with a great big jacuzzi tub. What really set them apart was how kind the staff were, they really went out of their way to make our stay memorable. I would definitely stay here again!