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Sixth. Le Petit Hôtel includes a complimentary breakfast with every night you book, on rue Saint-Paul in Old Montréal.
It names the Pointe-à-Callière Museum "just steps away", and Tourisme Montréal puts the Grand Quay across from that museum. The hotel itself never mentions the port — so we don't score a walk, however short it looks on the map.
There's no valet rate, no check-in times and no restaurant on the pages we read.
Eat breakfast, then walk the bags down to the Grand Quay or take a short cab.
Book it if
- Couples who want breakfast included
- Coffee people
- A small hotel in Old Montréal
Look elsewhere if
- You need to park while you cruise.
- You want dinner in the hotel.
Your night before, from here
From check-in to the gangway, using only what Le Petit Hôtel publishes.
A barista coffee bar pouring "superior-roast coffee" from morning to night, and a gym right next to the hotel. The pages we read list no restaurant.
The hotel mentions no ride and never mentions the Old Port, the port or cruises. It names the Pointe-à-Callière Museum "just steps away", which Tourisme Montréal puts across from the Grand Quay, but that isn't the hotel describing a walk to the ship, so we don't score one. A taxi or rideshare covers the trip.
"Breakfast Always Included": "With every night you book, you'll be treated to a complimentary breakfast," per the hotel, continental-style with specialty coffees and premium teas.
Le Petit Hôtel says it's "just steps away from" the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Ferris Wheel and the Pointe-à-Callière Museum, and Tourisme Montréal puts the Grand Quay across from Pointe-à-Callière. The hotel never mentions the port and gives no distance to the terminal. Your cruise line’s documents name your terminal and check-in window.
Valet parking is listed with a "($)" and no rate. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
Night-Before Score: 40 of 100
Scored only from what the hotel publishes. Here’s how the Night-Before Score works.
Getting here, and on to the ship
Pick where you’re coming from. Solid lines are rides the hotel publishes; a question mark is a leg you’ll arrange yourself.
The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle.
The hotel mentions no ride and never mentions the Old Port, the port or cruises. It names the Pointe-à-Callière Museum "just steps away", which Tourisme Montréal puts across from the Grand Quay, but that isn't the hotel describing a walk to the ship, so we don't score one.
Le Petit Hôtel says it's "just steps away from" the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Ferris Wheel and the Pointe-à-Callière Museum, and Tourisme Montréal puts the Grand Quay across from Pointe-à-Callière. The hotel never mentions the port and gives no distance to the terminal.
From YUL without a hotel shuttle
YUL posts a flat taxi fare to downtown, C$49.45 by day and C$56.70 at night, and the Port says the day fare applies to the Grand Quay. Uber and Lyft pick up at the airport, and the STM 747 bus runs downtown around the clock for C$11.25, but it doesn't stop in Old Montréal.
Valet parking is listed with a "($)" and no rate. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
Parking for your stay: Valet parking, listed with "($)"; rate not printed.
The hotel mentions no ride and never mentions the Old Port, the port or cruises. It names the Pointe-à-Callière Museum "just steps away", which Tourisme Montréal puts across from the Grand Quay, but that isn't the hotel describing a walk to the ship, so we don't score one.
Le Petit Hôtel says it's "just steps away from" the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Ferris Wheel and the Pointe-à-Callière Museum, and Tourisme Montréal puts the Grand Quay across from Pointe-à-Callière. The hotel never mentions the port and gives no distance to the terminal.
Landing on sail morning instead? Some cruise lines and shuttle companies run straight to the terminals; see the airport page and the landing check.
Which terminal
The Grand Quay, in Old MontréalMontréal’s cruise ships use the Grand Quay of the Port of Montréal in Old Montréal, across from the Pointe-à-Callière museum. Terminals 1 and 2 are at 200 rue de la Commune Ouest, per the Port, and Terminal 3 is at the Berri entrance, further east along the Old Port. The Port’s schedule lists which terminal each ship uses, and your cruise documents settle it.
Source: port-montreal.comDistance
No mileage statedLe Petit Hôtel says it's "just steps away from" the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Ferris Wheel and the Pointe-à-Callière Museum, and Tourisme Montréal puts the Grand Quay across from Pointe-à-Callière. The hotel never mentions the port and gives no distance to the terminal.
Source: le-petit-hotel.comShuttle departures
No shuttleThere’s no hotel shuttle to time, so a taxi or rideshare leaves when you’re ready. Your cruise documents give your terminal check-in window.
Source: le-petit-hotel.comParking while you sail
Cruise parking
Cruise parking unconfirmedValet parking is listed with a "($)" and no rate. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
Source: le-petit-hotel.comParking in Montréal
Port lot C$40 a dayThe Port of Montréal parks cruise passengers at the Grand Quay itself, 200 rue de la Commune Ouest, under a parking contract: C$40 a day, taxes included, per the Port. You send the filled-out contract by email before you arrive; no trailers or motorhomes, and the height limit is 3 m at the city entrance. The Port doesn’t say how it counts days.
Source: port-montreal.comThe evening and the morning
The evening
Not statedA barista coffee bar pouring "superior-roast coffee" from morning to night, and a gym right next to the hotel. The pages we read list no restaurant.
Breakfast
Free"Breakfast Always Included": "With every night you book, you'll be treated to a complimentary breakfast," per the hotel, continental-style with specialty coffees and premium teas.
Address
Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Old Montréal168 rue St-Paul Ouest, Montréal, QC H2Y 1Z7
Hotel website
The fine print, in one place
Times, fees, rooms and the small stuff, as Le Petit Hôtel publishes it. Where it says “not stated”, the hotel doesn’t say, and a quick call will settle it.
Check-in and check-out
Minimum age
Not stated by the hotel.
Resort fee
None stated
Wi-Fi
Free, high-speed
Parking for your stay
Valet parking, listed with "($)"; rate not printed
Cruise parking is in the parking section above.
Breakfast
"Breakfast Always Included": complimentary with every night you book; continental-style, with specialty coffees and premium teas
Pool
No pool mentioned on the pages we read
Pets
The hotel's pages don't mention pets.
Food and drink on site
- CaféBarista coffee bar, morning to night
Rooms
Five room sizes: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large and Deluxe Extra Large.
Accessibility
The hotel’s pages don’t detail accessible rooms. Call before you book if you need one.
On site
- EV chargingNot stated
- Guest laundryNot stated
- Fitness centerNo
- Pets allowedNot stated
Nearby, by the hotel’s count
- Notre-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Ferris Wheel and the Pointe-à-Callière Museum"just steps away"
- The Grand Quay, across from Pointe-à-Callière per Tourisme MontréalNot stated by the hotel
Distances as the hotel or its brand lists them. Bars use a square-root scale so short walks stay visible.
Also worth knowing
- Gym access right next to the hotel, not in it
- Laundry service six days a week; no self-service guest laundry mentioned
- Part of the Gray Collection
Before you book
Worth knowing
- Valet parking is listed with "($)"; the rate isn't printed.
- Free Wi-Fi.
- Five room sizes, Small to Deluxe Extra Large.
What we couldn’t confirm
- The distance to the terminal
- The valet rate
- Check-in and check-out times
- Pets
- Whether you can park while you cruise
Rates and policies are as the hotel published them on September 26, 2026. Confirm anything you’re counting on when you book.
Worth a look alongside it
Wake up in Old Montréal, near the Grand Quay.
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Le Petit Hôtel FAQ
Does Le Petit Hôtel have a cruise shuttle?
Not that it publishes. The hotel mentions no ride and never mentions the Old Port, the port or cruises. It names the Pointe-à-Callière Museum "just steps away", which Tourisme Montréal puts across from the Grand Quay, but that isn't the hotel describing a walk to the ship, so we don't score one.
Does Le Petit Hôtel have an airport shuttle?
Not that it publishes. The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle.
Can I park at Le Petit Hôtel while I cruise?
The hotel doesn't say. Valet parking is listed with a "($)" and no rate. Nothing about leaving the car while you cruise.
How far is Le Petit Hôtel from the cruise terminal?
Le Petit Hôtel says it's "just steps away from" the Notre-Dame Basilica, the Montreal Ferris Wheel and the Pointe-à-Callière Museum, and Tourisme Montréal puts the Grand Quay across from Pointe-à-Callière. The hotel never mentions the port and gives no distance to the terminal. In our ranking it's in the “In Old Montréal” band. Montréal's cruise ships use the Grand Quay of the Port of Montréal in Old Montréal, across from the Pointe-à-Callière museum. Terminals 1 and 2 are at 200 rue de la Commune Ouest, per the Port, and Terminal 3 is at the Berri entrance, further east along the Old Port. The Port's schedule lists which terminal each ship uses, and your cruise documents settle it.
Can I check in early or check out late on cruise days?
Check-in is not stated and check-out not stated. The hotel doesn't publish early or late terms, so ask when you book, not on the day.
Will the hotel hold my bags?
The hotel doesn't say. Most hotels will hold bags between check-out and a late shuttle, but that's a call to make, not an assumption.
Does the port shuttle come back for me after the cruise?
There's no hotel shuttle to the port. From the Grand Quay it's a C$49.45 flat taxi to YUL by day, per the Port.
What's the breakfast timing on sail morning?
"Breakfast Always Included": complimentary with every night you book; continental-style, with specialty coffees and premium teas. Your terminal check-in window is in your cruise documents, and the port asks you not to arrive before it.
Can I park an oversized vehicle or charge an EV?
EV charging: not stated. Clearance and oversized parking aren't published. The Grand Quay lot takes no trailers or motorhomes, per the Port, so an RV needs another plan; ask the Port.
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