Trylon Appartements

Clean and big rooms. You will find absolutely everything in this apartment. Rooms are decorated with modern amenities. There is a small kitchen with all necessary utensils which is very handy if you want cook your own meal. Staffs are also well behaved. There is a heated swimming pool and small gym in the ground floor. Apartment is located in a quiet street. There is a indian restaurant just around the corner of the street.

Neat, clean, and fully furnished apartments with maintenance whenever you'd need them. Amenities are also great, with available bike parking in the garage. Best part being that the site is located in the heart of Montreal!

I'm happy with my annual rental, which I've started on Sep 1st. Rented a furnished place, and received more than I've expected. Price is reasonable. I like my studio place layout; also the pool. The location (3463 La-Famille) is great, as is the view - whether from my place or from the roof top view. All facilities are at walking distance, including Place of Arts metro station.

It was one of the most amazing, cozy experience ever. So I traveled from India and stayed here for 3 weeks with wife and daughter, till I found my new flat on lease. I stayed in a junior studio and it was very very cozy with great view of the window. It had wonderful cozy bed with2 extra blankets, sofa that cud also open to another bed. The utensils were clean and kitchen fully equipped. The most important thing for me was the very very helpful and cooperative management. Always wanting to help. As these times are different, there was 14 day initial quarantine. They got every parcel outside our door for us every time we had ordered grocery or food. There is a willingness and extreme politeness in every member of management. Our travel had got delayed by a week due to cancellations but they didn't charge us extra but we're willing to extend without extra fees. For us as family it was very comfortable. The location is very good. Property very clean, safe and great management were the biggest plusses. Big Thanks to Mr. Eric and all the others there. ☺️😇🙏🏻

Lived here for a year and loved it. Clean organized place, kindest staff you'll ever get, nice pool and elevators always work well. Renovations have been going on for too long and the hallways are kind of taken over by construction, but it's not a problem at all and should be over soon to leave a nice renovated view to it. Good 24 hours pizza place right around the corner. Recommend!

I spent only 2 nights there. Very first impression: Wow!, everything super clean from the lobby to the room. My large suite apartment style with small kitchen with everything, private bathroom, great bed, clean linen, living room, TV and all what you need. The building also has a roof patio in the 23rd with stunning view, an indoor pool too in the first floor. I got to sleep in the Penthouse floor! that was funny to hear the elevator saying were I was going. Priceless how quiet and nice it was. The great view to the park and the 'walk' everywhere location felt just fantastic. I found this place randomly on internet but I am adding to my 1st place to stay in Montreal every time I go there. Wonderful experience!

Possibly one of the worst places to live in Montreal. I lived in the penthouse for about 10 months. During this time, I had such a terrible experience with ants in the building, laundry room barely working as multiple washers/dryers will frequently break. Let alone, they charged me $430 for curtains that were mine upon my departure! I cannot believe they would purchase 12 quantities of curtains for a small studio of 500 sq ft. apartment. These curtains did not come furnished and they were trying to charge me for something that I had purchased from the previous tenant. They also had frequent visits to my apartment almost every day during the last two months of my stay because I did not choose to renew. They would let anyone come in even before a full 24hrs notice without any consideration of coordinating timeslots with me. I also paid them an extra month of rent because I had forgotten that I had already paid them a last month's deposit prior to the move-in. It took them 20 days to get back to me with a quotation of $517 for curtains and curtain rods that was subtracted from my refund. I admit that I accidentally took the curtain rods (which came up to $85.40), but for them to upcharge $500+ to steal your money is unacceptable. They also did not provide me with the receipt of the curtain rods and instead sent me an invoice under their company name. When I tried to contact the account management, Arianne, she kept dodging my calls and refusing to pickup my calls to consolidate the issue - she also does not know how to create a proper invoice with accurate dates. If you are looking for a long-term rental in Montreal, this place is an absolute disaster. This is an overpriced rental property with lack of privacy and disrespectful property managers who are only looking for ways to upcharge you in any way possible. Please do better.

Great amenities for a low price. I live in Montreal but my boyfriend was visiting and we decided to stay here. Spacious rooms and a nice pool. The location is nice because it is close to some busy streets but not actually on them so everything is quieter. Would stay here again.

I dealt with Serge. Great plumber. He had great solutions for my problem. On time, meticulous and knowledgeable. J'ai été enchanté par le service offert par Serge. Travail efficace et soigné. Merci! Vivianne V.

Excellent price for eclectic '60's decor. No air conditioning. Best way to cool was to open the window and the door to generate a cross breeze. Otherwise it was 77 Fahrenheit all the time. Bed was comfortable & we liked the pillows. Free WiFi, kitchenette& TV. Great customer service People were very friendly.

Nice little hotel apartment in the hearth of the city. Really quiet and close to everything. Has a tiny gym and a small swimming pool. Recommended its not luxury but good place to rest. Kitchen is a bit small thought and the building is old.

We just returned froma short stay in Montreal (only one night in this hotel). We enjoyed it very much. The photo of the hotel tower, does not do it justice, as it looks pretty brutal. However, the interior is very hip, modern and spotlessly clean, but not glitzy. The room was large, modern, clean, with all necessary and beyond amenities, beautiful small balcony, and excellent wifi. The hotel has many features that we did not have time to explore, like gym, pool, rooftop terrace and a large beautiful common area. The check in process was easy, the neigborhood is beautiful and full of little cafes and restaurants. Room Tip: Our room was o the 17th floor and the view was incredible, if you appreciate urban beauty. Con: The garage is pretty scary, most of it is blocked off with the "Danger" tape all over. Our spot was 4 levels underground, and you have to walk three floors up for the elevator.

10% of apt are rented as hotel space, 90% on the basis of a one-year contract. Maybe a nice hotel, but moderately recommended in the perspective of a medium-term rent contract. I am a tenant with a one-year rent contract. 810/month for a 28m2 studio "fully furnished". I know that living downtown can be expensive, but there are some annoying quality of service issues. You generally have to wait for ages and send thousands of emails + see adm. in person many times, whenever you have a problem which the adm. is legally responsible for solving. Some examples: - THICK ICE on the windows in January, February and March (because the windows are old and not air- or water- proof, which does not conform to city regulations by the way) : wait for 4 MONTHS until May or June. Actually I had to send a registered mail to Trylon where I quoted city regulations, to make them understand that they had to take action for the administration to send someone to do the repairs. In the meantime, windows were supposed to remain closed all the time; - landline phone, included in my contract, not working : wait for 1.5 months until the adm. solves the issue; - internet, included in my contract as well, not working : wait for 3 weeks until the adm. solves the issue. More minor problems get solved fast (simple plumbing, issues with fridge/oven/microwave), BUT ALWAYS send request via emails to keep a written trace. The administration does not seem to understand that if something is not allowed by the rent contract, building rules, city regulations and law, well it's possible that they don't have the right to do it. Such as: entering your apartment in your absence, with no notice and legally valid reason (no emergency situation). Also, have a good look at the building rules that goes with the rent contract before signing the contract, because some clauses could very well be... somewhat abusive. A nice building, and SOME hard-working employees (thumbs up to the night shift employees at the entrance, they're super nice and professional, the clerks at the administration desk are OK or better though sometimes/some of them unhelpful, the cleaners super nice and do a great job, the concierges are sub-meh to unhelpful in general), but the administration is (in my opinion) NOT always reliable (hasn't been in most cases in my experience) and, often, legally and technically not very competent. More details: 1/ common parts of the building - the building has a great lounge, but its lighting is insufficient in the evening if you want to study/read/work there, and the lounge gets rented to private events with NO notice AT ALL (they did post a schedule for a month than no longer), therefore making the lounge inaccessible to tenants, one day out of five or so; - there is a small swimming pool, a very small "gym" (never tried it, you need to pay an extra fee to access it) and a roof terrace, open in the summer; - there are cameras everywhere, one wonders what purpose they are used for (apart from making it possible to receive a "don't vape" email when vaping is not forbidden by the rent agreement), but it does make one feel uncomfortable and not at home. - lots of fancy decoration. 2/ apartments: - very old windows, poorly insulated (drill holes done by the building staff for former tenants in order to install window A/C units), resulting in icing of the windows and then heavy molding/wood rot in the wooden sills; - apartments are very basic in general, a "fully furnished" studio comes with a single lamp with a 10 watts light bulb - you are told NOT to use a higher wattage bulb on that lamp... when 60W fluorocompact is needed - for the main room, so you will end up buying your own lighting system for the main room; - electricity is "included" (up to a limit of 20$ per month); - ventilation of kitchen and bathroom done via a centralized ventilation system, active twice per day during maybe an hour at most; - no power outlets in the bathrooms, which is not very convenient; - some rust, wear and tear here and there, faulty corking around the bathtub, resulting in mold...

Great place to stay in Montreal especially for new comers! It has everything you need! The management and staff are very cooperative and helpful. Highly recommend

Great service from the front desk. We stayed for more than one month and had to extend our reservation twice, the staff were always accommodating. Excellent location close to the festivals and Place des Arts.

Not the cleanest or quietest. If you need high speed internet, better stay somewhere else. I am housed here by my employer, so didn't really have a choice. If you do, there are better options.

It is very clean, new interior, and the staff is extremely helpful. There is no AC, only heater.

Tenant for several years. At first I thought it was ok, but in the past year my opinion has been severely damaged by their incapable and rude management. As there are so many things wrong with this place, I'll start with the few pros: -walking distance to shopping, place des arts, universities, downtown area -night guard service -some employees try really hard to be nice (all of the night guards, the guy in the reception and the younger maintenance guy) - garbage chute - sauna BUT so many cons: - in summer extreme street noise from drunk students walking home from the nearby St. Laurent street - no soundproofing in apartments (you can basically hear your neighbor fart) -very old windows that rattle when it's windy and don't muffle street noise - balcony door that doesn't close properly and was just fixed with a hook, inside balcony door doesn't close at all, so in winter the cold is coming in -super run down, moldy, tiny kitchen. Drawers don't close because of numerous layers of paint slapped on, without grinding the old on off first and mold and humidity extending wood - no hood, just a "hole" over the super old, scary to use stove. So your smell and smoke doesn't go out but into your room, BUT the cigarette smell of your neighbor as well as his cooking smell come in. Lovely waking up during the night to cigarette smell or fried fish/meat -same for the bathroom. Just a hole in the ceiling. So paint is falling off and mold is building because the humidity can't go away -also no electrical plugs in the bathroom (can't use an electrical toothbrush or god forbid an electrical razor) -tiles are falling off in bathroom, mirror is so low you can't see yourself, flush of the toilet constantly broken - since they switched their internet it's absolutely horrible (incredibly slow and for no reason disappears all the time). I can't work from home anymore. - gym is a joke. Tiny and there is equipment in there that was broken, left in the corner for more than a year. Also I was made to believe it was included in my rent, which it isn't. - pool is small - laundry room is nice, but most of the time some of the machines don't work and it's quite expensive - bike storage in the garage (absolutely no bikes allowed in the apartment, balcony or hallway). Hooks to hang your bikes on. Unfortunately as their garage has stability issues they closed some of the racks, resulting in not enough bike space. If you lock your bike to the railing next to the hooks, they threaten to cut your lock and dispose of the bike. They tried to create more space by giving out tags and claiming they would remove the ones without. However since spring this hasn't happened and they announced it twice. - light of the backdoor switches off after a second. With all the homeless people hanging around there I don't feel save as a woman to walk in that way with my bike at night. - several times a year they have to come into your apartment to check something or do something. Only notice you get is a note on the elevator saying: From ...th of the month to ...th of the month between 9am and 5pm we need to have access to your apartment. - ... and so on These are all things I could deal with, however for the price I'm paying I think this is unacceptable. And what makes it even more unacceptable is the language they use in their emails. It's just plain rude (especially the woman who deals with corporate accounts). You get the feeling you are not wanted in this building and just a nuisance. Not a nice feeling if this is supposed to be your home.