Hôtel Uville Montréal
Hotel · Vieux Montréal ·

Hôtel Uville Montréal

Hotel · Vieux Montréal ·

Retro-themed hotel with vinyl records, park views, and hip bar

themed rooms
friendly staff
great location
boutique hotel
comfortable beds
breakfast delivered
clean rooms
old montreal
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Hôtel Uville Montréal by Anatoli Igolkin/Courtesy Hotel Uville
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Hôtel Uville Montréal by JORDANE MUNGER/Courtesy Hotel Uville
Hôtel Uville Montréal by Anatoli Igolkin/Courtesy Hotel Uville
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Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
Hôtel Uville Montréal by null
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204 Pl. d'Youville, Montréal, QC H2Y 2B4, Canada Get directions

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204 Pl. d'Youville, Montréal, QC H2Y 2B4, Canada Get directions

+1 514 289 4044
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"Part museum, part passion project, and part design studio, Uville felt singular and special to me: with only 33 rooms there’s a personal touch to service, front-desk staff who recommend not just restaurants but where to find antiques and gallery openings, and an atmosphere that rewards sleeping in, lingering in the lobby, and enjoying the room rather than rushing out." - Todd Plummer

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The 15 Best Hotels in Montreal of 2024

"Hotel Uville offers a playful, hip atmosphere with its '60s- and '70s-themed rooms that showcase Montreal's history through photos and videos. The hotel attracts a youthful crowd and provides a social space for guests to engage and explore." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Hotel Uville

"Why did this hotel catch your attention? Montreal was a cultural superpower in the 1960s and 70s, leading the worlds of midcentury design, culture, and art. Every inch of this Old Port boutique hotel is an ode to those decades which changed Montreal forever, and stepping into the lobby is like stepping back in time in the best of ways. What's the backstory? It's part museum, part passion project, part history lesson, part design studio, part film and photo archive. There are only so many hotels around the world which dedicate themselves so wholeheartedly to not only capturing but embodying a certain time and place, so staying at Uville feels absolutely singular and special. It's unlike anything else. Tell us all about the accommodations. Any tips on what to book? Each of the 33 rooms is decorated a little differently from the next—and it should come as no surprise that more than 400 archival Montreal photographs and 100 artifacts from the 60s and 70s are on display here (in addition to 200-plus films available on your 43" TV via a partnership with the National Film Board). But beyond the veneer of kitsch and nostalgia, the design details feature things that real hotel aficionados will truly appreciate. Your room might, for instance, come with a beautiful midcentury chair in the sitting area, or a pink-tiled bathroom as an homage to city's design history. The mod statement wallpapers behind the beds make for killer Instagram shots, too. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi? Don't worry—despite all the analog nostalgia, the hotel comes with fast and free Wi-Fi. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at? There isn't a proper restaurant, but the lobby's Saint Laurent Lounge offers cocktails and espress so you can luxuriate in style after a long day of sightseeing. And the service? Since there are only thirty-three rooms, there is a personal touch to the service that larger hotels have a hard time replicating. The front desk staff are on-hand to make recommendations not only about where to eat and drink while you're in town, but also where you can pick up the best antique furniture, or attend the coolest art gallery openings. While the hotel is steeped in traditions of Montreal past, the affable and helpful staff are very much plugged into the Montreal of today. What type of travelers will you find here? Historians, design lovers, and weekend trippers looking to learn more about the city's contributions to art and culture. What about the neighborhood? It speaks to the excellence of this hotel that it's prime Old Port location isn't its main or only draw, but an added bonus. Sure, you're mere steps away from some of the city's most beloved restaurants, attractions, and shops—but this is the kind of hotel that rewards sleeping in, hanging out in the lobby, and spending time enjoying your room. Is there anything you'd change? The bedrooms could use a little more space for walking around and enjoying the many archival photographs on the walls. Any other hotel features worth noting? A continental breakfast is included, and can be delivered to your room, enjoyed in the lobby, or packed up to go. Bottom line: Worth it? Why? Absolutely worth it for the price, the location, and the added bonus of getting a history lesson from the comfort of your room. There really should be more hotels like Uville." - Todd Plummer

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Anna S.

Google
My husband and I had a wonderful 3 night stay at Hotel Uville. The hotel was beautifully decorated and our room was cozy, quiet and had everything we needed. The staff were all super friendly and accommodating. We enjoyed the complimentary light breakfast and enjoyed spending time in the morning in the bar area. The hotel is in good location in walking distance to all of old Montreal as well as the metro station. There is no on site parking but we were able to find parking nearby for $36 CAD a day. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to stay in this neighborhood. Also the hot chocolate was AMAZING don't skip it!

nancy

Google
This is a gem of a Hotel.The location was prefect. First the room was clean, great shower. And I really liked the flooring, no carpeting. What to expect , the sink/basin is separate from the shower/toilet room . Very comfortable bed and linens. Charging ports on each side of the bed, and a good mini fridge. There is also a breakfast tray to use.There only thing is that there is no full length mirror.Breakfast is simple ,but we really enjoyed it. There is a coffee maker in the room. You can bring your basket down to the cafe and have espresso or a pot of tea with it as well.The cafe made great coffee drinks and had lovely wine as well.The hotel is a living museum, which I didn't fully grasp when I booked it. Every room has different photographs , and every floor has a different focus. It explains the early history of Montreal and ends with the Expo of 1967. There are loads of documentary's ,slide shows you can watch in your room. We loved learning about the "Quiet Revolution ". We walked to restaurants, took in old Montreal , and had an amazing time. What a beautiful city and people.

Greg Y.

Google
Our 2nd stay. Great staff, fairly priced, excellent location. Decor is great - each floor has a theme of Quebec's progress through the 2nd half of the 20th century. Handy arrangement with a local parking lot and free tea and drip coffee at the café. The breakfast option is simple - a croissant or pain au chocolat, juice, and cheese. Tasty unless you are looking for fewer carbs and more protein. Our favorite boutique hotel in Montreal. We'll be back.

Laurel B.

Google
Had a lovely stay at Uville! All the employees were kind and welcoming, especially since I only know some basic French. They were happy to converse in English. The rooms were clean and themed well to incorporate the history of Montreal through the decades. The beds were comfy and housekeeping was great. Breakfast delivered to the room each morning was so nice. I wish this was a bonus at every hotel I stay at! Location is great and it’s only a short walk to the metro to go anywhere further. Overall I really enjoyed my stay and would recommend to anyone visiting Montreal!

Janet R.

Google
My husband and I just returned to Ontario after spending 4 days at your amazing hotel. The entire stay was fantastic. The lovely petit dejeuner of juice, pastry, cheese and fruit was the perfect way to start the day. Thomas checked us in and made amazing recommendations for. The next day, Thomas made me the Charles de Galle hot chocolate which was one of the best things I've ever tasted. We had fun wandering around the hotel reading all the facts and looking at the pics on the walls outlining Montreal in the 1960s-70s. The location is perfect for walking all over old Montreal, close to many restaurants, museums etc. We loved the many parks surrounding the hotel.We are already planning our next trip and we plan to stay again at Hotel Uville. Thank you for helping us make fantastic memories.

JordieRFS

Google
What a fabulous Boutique Hotel! The location is amazing...great walking area! Rooms are huge and even have a funky Record Turntable with RECORDS!! Great Cafe in the Lobby...breakfast was included so we never needed to venture downstairs. Everything for breakfast was DELICIOUS!!! Staff went above and beyond to make my post birthday escape very special! Thank you! Brownies were decadent...

744carolines

Google
My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Uville for four nights, on our first trip to Montreal. It was lovely in many ways. We have stayed in all manner of accommodations, from luxury to rustic, and we would definitely stay again. The location was perfect; close to the action in Old Montreal, but also tucked away next to a quiet park and within walking distance of so much (in all directions). The room was not fancy, but it was spacious, had everything we needed, and the bed was quite comfortable. The staff was also very friendly and accommodating; every time we had a question or a request, they seemed happy to help and provided valuable counsel. After hearing so much about the Expo 67 during our visit, it was fun to have an image in the hallway of the manmade islands being built for the expo. As a bonus, when we were not ready for a full breakfast, the pastry box was a nice touch. I would definitely recommend the hotel.

Justin M.

Google
I've spent some time in hotel rooms (including a multi-week stay in a fleabag joint in Nowhere, Arizona when I was a teenager, about which the less said the better) and I try to be as measured as I can whenever I submit a review like this, so I say this very sincerely: this was the finest hotel experience I've ever had. My girlfriend and I stayed for the week of 11.2-11.8 and could not have been happier. The staff was unfailingly polite, approachable, convivial, and accommodating, even when I staggered down to the coffee shop one morning after not nearly enough sleep and just croaked 'coffee?' across the bar. The room was of exceptionally high quality, particularly the bed, which made my bed at home look like a bundle of twigs wrapped in a rag. The complimentary breakfast was discreetly delivered via a wire mesh basket hung on a hook beside the door and was waiting for us upon waking each morning - and for a complimentary breakfast, it was aces - a good croissant, a stick of good cheddar, an organic fruit bar, a bottle of good juice, and a lovely wee 1oz jar of preserves. That plus a cup or two of coffee (also complimentary) sustained me through multiple miles of street walking every day, and on our meandering back in the evening the exceptional Manon was invariably behind the bar, friendly and welcoming and ready to slide a nightcap or two my way and give me very useful feedback on my halting and labored quasi-French. The Uville is just about perfect. I'm a little sad I'm not still there. But I'll be back. Soon.
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Nikky M.

Yelp
My recent stay at Uville was a mixed experience. On the positive side, the staff were incredibly nice and helpful, offering great recommendations for places to visit during our stay. The room itself was unique, with each room featuring a different theme, which added a fun and interesting touch. However, the experience fell short in several areas. We paid extra for a room with a "park view," but what we got was quite the opposite. The so-called "park" view was actually just the street right outside the building. Being on the first floor meant that when we opened the curtains, we were eye-level with pedestrians walking by, which was far from the serene park view we expected. To add to the disappointment, the hotel advertised a box of pastries for breakfast, which we were excited about since it meant not having to worry about our morning meal. Unfortunately, when we received this "box of pastries," it turned out to be just a single cookie and a loaf of bread--not at all what we had imagined. Overall, while the staff and the room's unique theme were great, the misleading upgrade and underwhelming breakfast offering left us disappointed. Uville has potential, but be cautious about what you expect when it comes to upgrades and breakfast amenities.
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Lisa W.

Yelp
I can't say enough good things about this hotel! A group of us stayed here last week. We had 3 rooms and we loved that they all had a different theme. The hotel has lot of interesting facts about Montreal posted throughout the hotel and the individual rooms. I loved learning about the city. The staff was unbelievable! Every single person we encountered was so friendly and inviting and made me feel like a special guest. They all spoke English which was a plus for us. We were super excited about the breakfast boxes that were to be delivered to the room each morning. They came with a croissant with jam or a danish, along with cheese and either nuts or a bar and a bottle of juice. We loved getting them each morning! The hotel was in a great location in Old Montreal. If I ever come back here I'm definitely staying at Uville!

Jackie M.

Yelp
We had the most fabulous time at Uville Hotel this month! We were a large group of 13 people and the hotel was incredibly helpful and the staff couldn't be more friendly. Everything was decorated beautifully and was super clean. It is also a prime location for old montreal. Truly wish I could rate them over 5 stars! It was truly one of my best stays and I know where I'll stay when I come back to Montreal.

Carolyn D.

Yelp
The best little hotel. Great staff. Friendly and kind staff. Clean rooms Convenient location. Fabulous little bar. Wonderful Breakfast