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Auberge les Passants du Sans Soucy

Auberge les Passants du Sans Soucy, Old Montréal (Vieux-Montréal)

At a Glance

    Pros

  • exquisitely personal service
  • guests can use the fridge downstairs
  • air-conditioning in each room

    Cons

  • rooms need to be booked far in advance
  • carpeting up the stairs is well-worn
  • parking is a hassle
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Auberge les Passants du Sans Soucy Review

Daniel Soucy, one of the friendliest and most urbane hosts you're likely to run into, will go out of his way to make you feel like a houseguest rather than a customer—if you're lucky enough to snag one of his nine rooms, that is. And some regulars would rather delay their vacation than stay anywhere else. No wonder: the rooms have faux fireplaces, new flat-screen TVs, brass beds, updated desks and chairs, stone walls, exposed beams, whirlpool baths, and lots of fresh-cut flowers. For breakfast you can select from dishes like salmon omelets and French toast, all served in front of a stained-glass wall, under a skylight, beside a fireplace. In the summer, sip your morning coffee in the cobblestone garden. (Or you can opt to have a continental breakfast delivered to your room.) This classy auberge was the first of its kind in the Old Port when it opened back in 1989, and all subsequent properties struggle to live up to its standard.

    Hotel Details

  • 8 rooms, 1 suite.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • Credit cards accepted.
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    It's Montreal hidden treasure

    What's not to love? Really I can say that...Between Miguel and Martin they were just wonderful. I felt in love with the city of Montreal, but what was the deal breaker was that hotel.Talk about a treasure. The old fashion charm building with the modern day art is very impressing plus too hear the church bells ring from my window was a treat. Waking up to the smell of fresh croissants and the best cup of Joe aka coffee and girl could ever have. And even though I don't like eggs I finish the world best omelettes. The staff is just so pleasant and very helpful with where to go and what to see I'm so grateful. Plus if you ever have the chance to meet the cutest host of them all Elliot [the dog] then your trip was all worth wild. It almost makes this city girl willing to give up her life here in NYC and rent a room at this hotel.

    by maria82871, 5/6/07
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    Perfect B&B

    We stayed here in March for 3 nights and had a wonderful time. The rooms are large but cosy with lovely comfortable beds. Daniel, Mikael and Martin were wonderful hosts and we felt like part of a family. The breakfasts were incredible - we travel a lot and they were probably the best we've encountered. The location was terrific and everything about the place was perfect. We would recommend it to anyone and would certainly go back

    by Fosie, 3/18/07

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