Pre-Cruise Hotels · Montréal
Twenty hotels for a cruise from Montréal, in Old Montréal, downtown and by the airport, scored on what gets you to the ship, not on reviews. Pick yours, and let the trip start the night before.
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Two in Old Montréal and one just above it. Uville puts the Old Port promenade “a few steps behind us” and includes breakfast; William Gray is “within steps of” the Old Port, and Hilton puts Embassy Suites 0.10 km from it, with a free made-to-order breakfast.
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Free breakfast in your room, a few steps from the Old Port promenade in the hotel's words.
Within steps of the Old Port in its words, AAA Four Diamond, with a thermal spa and Maggie Oakes.
A free made-to-order breakfast and an evening reception, 0.10 km from the Old Port by Hilton's count.
Breakfast included, brought to your room every morning, in a small hotel on rue Saint-Paul.
A free hot breakfast, an outdoor pool and C$32 parking, 0.5 km from Old Montréal by Hilton's count.
Breakfast included with every night, on rue Saint-Paul, with Pointe-à-Callière "just steps away".
A free hot breakfast and a Park-Sleep-Fly package by YUL; call for the rate, and ask whether a cruise counts.
Stay & Fly packages with parking included and a free hot breakfast, by YUL; ask whether a cruise qualifies.
A kitchen in every suite and a free breakfast, by Peel métro.
Park Stay and Go packages with 8 to 22 days of parking, a free airport shuttle and an indoor pool.
108 suites beside the Notre-Dame Basilica, with Cour Arrière and free EV charging.
River-front rooms on rue de la Commune, with Gaspar, Pincette and a summer rooftop.
Facing the Notre-Dame Basilica, with Rainspa, a rooftop terrace and a free courtesy car within 3 km when one is free.
A rooftop over the Old Port and Mama C, in restored 19th-century buildings, AAA Four Diamond.
An indoor pool and C$25 self-parking, by Complexe Desjardins; it was the Hyatt Regency.
An indoor pool and Chez Chine, directly across from the Palais des congrès and Place-d'Armes métro, per IHG.
An indoor pool and whirlpool, and Darlington for dinner, with the 747 airport bus listed by Marriott.
An indoor pool and gaZette, AAA Four Diamond, connected directly to Place-d'Armes and Square-Victoria métro.
Inside YUL's terminal, with an indoor heated pool and a package with parking for up to 10 days.
Beside the Palais des congrès, 2 minutes from Old Montréal by its count, with Monème and a 20th-floor terrace.
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Pick how you’re arriving. The board counts what each hotel publishes, the table lights up that column, and the companies below run from the airport to the port.
Holland America puts YUL 21 km and about 30 minutes from the port, and the Port of Montréal lists a C$49.45 flat daytime taxi fare from the airport to the Grand Quay. Eight of the twenty are in Old Montréal itself, where the terminals are.
Montréal-Trudeau International · 21 km and about 30 minutes from the port, per Holland America
YUL posts a flat taxi fare between the airport and downtown: C$49.45 from 5 AM to 11 PM and C$56.70 from 11 PM to 5 AM. The Port of Montréal says the C$49.45 daytime fare applies between the airport and the Grand Quay, "including taxes, not including tip". Holland America puts the ride at 21 km and about 30 minutes, depending on traffic.
The 747 runs 24 hours a day between YUL's door 28 and downtown, generally every 10 to 20 minutes, per Tourisme Montréal. C$11.25 buys a 24-hour pass for the bus, métro, exo train and REM in Zone A, per the STM; pay in exact change, coins only, on the bus. The Port's page still says C$11. It stops at Lionel-Groulx and downtown to Berri-UQAM, where the stop moved on January 26, 2026 to stop 52905 on René-Lévesque at Berri; it doesn't stop in Old Montréal. Holland America says you'll need a taxi from downtown to the pier, and the Port names Square-Victoria and Place-d'Armes as the métro stations for the terminals.
Uber and Lyft run from YUL; the fare depends on the kind of ride, the length of the trip and current demand, per Tourisme Montréal. Neither prints a fixed fare to the Grand Quay.
Holland America sells airport-to-ship transfers on embarkation day, through your travel professional or its reservations team, without a Montréal price on the pages we read. Viking includes transfers when you buy air through Viking and sells them separately otherwise. Regent includes a 1-night pre-cruise hotel package with ground transfers for Concierge suites and up on the Montréal voyage we read.
Viator lists a private transfer from a Montréal hotel or the port to YUL, and a private transfer from the cruise port into the city. We saw them in search results without prices; Viator's Montréal airport and hotel transfers list said "from $35" in its title, without the currency.
Driving? The column to watch is “While you sail”. Compare hotel parking with the options on Montréal cruise parking, or price it out in the parking math below.
| Hotel | To the ship | While you sail | From YUL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steps from the Old Port promenade | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the ship"A few steps behind us is the picturesque linear park that follows the Old Port promenade and St.Lawrence River," per the hotel. It gives no distance to the terminal and mentions no shuttle. | |||
| Steps from the Old Port | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the ship"Within steps of Montreal's most cherished attractions including the Old Port," per the hotel. It gives no distance to the terminal and mentions no shuttle. | |||
| 0.10 km to the Old Port | Cruise parking unconfirmed | No shuttlethe hotel says so | |
Montréal (YUL)Hilton lists an airport shuttle here as "Not available". It puts YUL 14 miles away. To the ship0.10 km to the Old Port of Montreal, by Hilton's count; the airport shuttle is "Not available" and no ride to the ship is listed. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the shipThe hotel mentions no ride and gives no distance to the terminal or the Old Port, so we don't score a walk. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | No shuttlethe hotel says so | |
Montréal (YUL)No hotel shuttle, per Hilton. It puts YUL 20 km away. To the shipHilton lists an airport shuttle here as "Not available" and mentions no ride to the ship. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the shipThe 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. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Park-Sleep-Fly: call for rates | Ask the hotel | |
Montréal (YUL)Choice lists "Courtesy Transportation" without saying where it goes or what it costs; ask whether it runs to YUL. To the shipNo ride to the ship. Choice lists courtesy transportation, without saying where it goes, and the port is a cab ride into town. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Stay & Fly packages; price by date | Freehotel shuttle | |
Montréal (YUL)Choice lists free airport transportation: call the hotel from the airport after you've claimed your luggage. Choice prints no hours; Park Sleep Fly, a reseller, lists 3 PM to 11 PM daily. To the shipNo ride to the ship. Choice lists free airport transportation, not a ride to the port, and the port is a cab ride into town. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | No shuttlethe hotel says so | |
Montréal (YUL)No hotel shuttle; Marriott puts YUL about 20 km away. To the shipMarriott mentions no shuttle and gives no distance to the terminal. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Park Stay and Go: 8 to 22 days | Freehotel shuttle | |
Montréal (YUL)A free airport shuttle, 4 AM to 11 PM, per IHG. YUL is a 5-minute drive away. To the shipNo ride to the ship; IHG lists only its free airport shuttle. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the shipThe hotel mentions no ride and gives no distance to the terminal. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Ask the hotel | |
Montréal (YUL)"We do not provide a shuttle service, but private car transfers can be arranged," per the hotel; no price given. To the shipThe hotel mentions no ride and gives no distance to the terminal, so we don't score a walk. | |||
| Courtesy car within 3 km, if free | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle; its free courtesy car covers drop-offs within 3 km, upon availability. To the ship"Free courtesy car service upon availability for drop-offs within a 3 km radius," per the hotel. It doesn't name the port and depends on availability, so it doesn't count as a ride to the ship; ask at check-in. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the shipThe hotel's own pages mention no ride and give no distance to the terminal. A cruise-port listing mentions a complimentary car within 3 km; the hotel doesn't, so we don't score it. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | No shuttlethe hotel says so | |
Montréal (YUL)No hotel shuttle, per Hilton. It puts YUL 20 km away. To the shipHilton lists an airport shuttle here as "Not available" and mentions no ride to the ship. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | C$11.25 a personSTM 747 bus | |
Montréal (YUL)IHG lists an "Off-site airport shuttle available for a charge: 11.25 CAD", around the clock. That's the STM 747 public bus fare, not a hotel van. IHG puts YUL about 18 km (11.18 miles) away. To the shipIHG mentions no shuttle and gives no distance to the terminal. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | No shuttlethe hotel says so | |
Montréal (YUL)No hotel shuttle; Marriott points to the STM 747 express bus and puts YUL about 19.1 km away. To the shipMarriott mentions no shuttle and gives no distance to the terminal. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | $110 one wayPrivate car | |
Montréal (YUL)No hotel shuttle. Marriott lists a private car to YUL at $110.00 one way or $220.00 round trip, currency not labelled, and puts YUL about 20 km away. To the shipMarriott mentions no shuttle and gives no distance to the terminal. Its "within walking distance" is about attractions, not a walk to the ship, so we don't score one. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Park Here, Fly There: up to 10 days | No shuttlethe hotel says so | |
Montréal (YUL)No shuttle needed: the hotel is inside YUL's terminal, 0.1 km away by Marriott's count, and Marriott says it has no airport shuttle. To the shipNo ride to the ship; the hotel is in the airport terminal and Marriott lists no shuttle. | |||
| No shuttle stated | Cruise parking unconfirmed | Not stated | |
Montréal (YUL)The hotel doesn't mention an airport shuttle. To the shipThe hotel mentions no ride and gives no distance to the Old Port or the terminal. | |||
These twenty are ranked for an easy sail morning, not for the room. Montréal splits its best rooms: AAA’s two Five Diamond hotels, the Four Seasons and the Ritz-Carlton, are uptown in the Golden Square Mile, a cab from the port. Two Four Diamonds, William Gray and the Nelligan, make our top twenty in Old Montréal.
Montréal’s cruise terminals are on the Grand Quay in Old Montréal. The bands measure from there: Old Montréal itself, the blocks just north of it, the rest of downtown, Laval and the South Shore, and by YUL.
Eight of the twenty are in Old Montréal, seven just north of it, one in the rest of downtown, and four by YUL. None in Laval or on the South Shore made the cut.
Numbers are the ranking. Each pin sits where the hotel is — the bands group them by distance, the way we score it.
Five things decide how easy the night before is, and each one is scored only from what the hotel publishes on its own site or its brand’s.
If a hotel doesn't say it, it scores zero there — not a guess, zero. Travel sites, tourism listings and review sites don't count, and when a hotel’s own pages contradict each other, we score the claim as unconfirmed and tell you. Each page lists exactly what we couldn't confirm.
By band, from the Grand Quay: Old Montréal 30; just north of it, by the Quartier international and Chinatown, 25; the rest of downtown 20; Laval and the South Shore 15; by YUL 10.
Hotel-run shuttle, free or with a published price, 25. A ride only inside a package or offer 20. The hotel’s own ride with no published fare 15. The hotel says you can walk: across the street, a few blocks, or half a mile or less, 15. A ride the hotel arranges through someone else, or a shuttle company it names, 10. A shuttle that doesn’t name the terminal doesn’t count.
Published rate to leave the car 20, including a package with a published price. Offered, price unpublished 14.
Sail mornings start early. A free breakfast on site scores 10, including one inside a mandatory nightly fee.
On the beach 6, pool 3, food or a bar on site 3, a kitchen in the room 3. None of the twenty is on a beach.
Ties are broken in order: the lower published parking rate, any stated way to the ship, free breakfast, parking on site, the closer stated mileage, the lower guest parking price, then the alphabet. That’s why, on 34, the Comfort Inn and the Quality Hotel Dorval, level on every tiebreak, split on the alphabet. On 33, the Residence Inn leads on free breakfast, then the Holiday Inn & Suites (free parking on site), then Saint-Sulpice (the lowest valet, C$45), then the Auberge du Vieux-Port and Place d’Armes, both at $55 and split on the alphabet, then the Nelligan, which lists no parking. On 31, guest parking decides: the DoubleTree at C$25, the Holiday Inn Centreville, the Courtyard, then Le Westin at $48. Monville takes the last place on 28, ahead of W Montréal on its lower valet rate.
What's left out is deliberate. Room rates change daily, so they aren't scored. Neither are guest-review scores — they measure a stay in general, not a sail morning.
The ranking tells you which hotel makes the morning easiest. Your dates and your budget decide the rest, so price your own night before you book the winner.
No Old Montréal or downtown hotel prints a rate to leave the car while you cruise. By YUL, four sell park-and-fly offers without a cruise price. The Port’s own lot at the Grand Quay is the simple option; set your cruise length.
| The Port’s Grand Quay lot, C$40 a day on the cruise contract | — |
The Port of Montréal’s cruise-passenger rate at the Grand Quay lot: C$40 a day, taxes included, on a contract you email to the Port before you arrive. The Port doesn’t say how the days are counted; we count the day you park and the day you leave, which is our assumption. The Port also posts general rates up to C$55 for 12 to 24 hours in high season, so send the contract if you want the cruise rate.
For the options in town, see Montréal cruise parking, compared.
We checked 48 hotels in Old Montréal, downtown, Laval, the South Shore and by YUL. These came closest, with their scores and the reason each fell short. The Four Seasons, the Ritz-Carlton, the Queen Elizabeth and Le Mount Stephen are on the splurge list, with William Gray and the Nelligan.
| Hotel | Score | Why it missed |
|---|---|---|
| W Montréal | 28 | Level with Hôtel Monville on 28 and behind it on the valet rate, $58 a day to $45, with Tbsp. and the Living Room bar on Square-Victoria; breakfast isn't mentioned, and Marriott gives no distance to the Old Port. |
| Sheraton Montreal Airport Hotel | 27 | A free YUL shuttle every 30 minutes and a Stay & Parking package with up to 8 days of parking, price not printed, but no free breakfast or pool listed. |
| Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth | 26 | Above Gare Centrale, AAA Four Diamond, with an indoor pool and Moment Spa, but parking is Indigo's, not the hotel's, and breakfast isn't included. It's one of our splurge picks. |
| Le Centre Sheraton | 26 | An indoor heated pool and Stanley by the Bell Centre, but breakfast comes only with the Club Lounge, and self-parking is $35 a day. |
| Fairfield Inn & Suites Montreal Airport | 26 | A free hot breakfast, an indoor pool and a free 24/7 airport shuttle, but its park-sleep-fly deal is on a reseller's page, not Marriott's. |
| Home2 Suites Montreal Dorval | 26 | A free hot breakfast, free indoor parking, an indoor pool and a kitchen in every room, but no airport shuttle and no parking while you cruise. |
| Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal | 23 | Le Kube and a 750-space garage atop Place Bonaventure, but no parking rate; its rooftop pool heated year-round is on Tourisme Montréal's listing, not the hotel's pages we read. |
| Montréal Marriott Château Champlain | 23 | Publishes $238 a week for guests, but doesn't say you can leave the car while you cruise; Lloyd and the Terrasse Belvu are on site, by Gare Centrale, and breakfast isn't stated. |
| Hotel Birks Montréal | 23 | Henri Brasserie Française on Phillips Square, but its page gave us no parking, breakfast or check-in details. |
| The Ritz-Carlton, Montréal | 23 | AAA Five Diamond since 2012, with Spa St. James's saltwater pool, but valet is $55 a day and nothing is published for cruisers. It's one of our splurge picks. |
| Le Mount Stephen | 23 | AAA Four Diamond, with Bar George, in the Golden Square Mile, but nothing on its site for cruisers. It's one of our splurge picks. |
| Hampton Inn & Suites Montreal-Dorval | 23 | A free hot breakfast, free parking and an indoor pool, but Hilton lists no airport shuttle and no parking while you cruise. |
| Embassy Suites Montreal Airport | 23 | A free made-to-order breakfast and a free airport shuttle, but it's in Pointe-Claire, 26 km from Old Montréal by Hilton's count. |
| Sheraton Laval Hotel | 21 | Free parking, an indoor heated pool and La Piazza, but no shuttle and nothing for cruisers. |
| Hilton Montreal/Laval | 21 | Free parking and an indoor pool, but pets aren't allowed and nothing is published for cruisers. |
| Sandman Hôtel Montréal-Longueuil | 21 | Beside the Longueuil métro, with free parking and an indoor pool, but breakfast isn't stated as free. |
| Four Seasons Hotel Montréal | 20 | AAA Five Diamond on rue de la Montagne, but its home page has nothing for cruisers, and its pool and restaurant are on Forbes's page, not the hotel's pages we read. It's one of our splurge picks. |
| Quality Inn & Suites P.E. Trudeau Airport | 20 | A free full breakfast and a free airport shuttle, but no cruise parking, and its own page gives the shuttle hours two ways. |
| DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal Airport | 16 | An indoor pool, Semaphore and a free YUL shuttle every 30 minutes, but breakfast isn't stated as free and there's no cruise parking. |
| Hilton Garden Inn Montreal Airport | 16 | An indoor pool and a complimentary shuttle, but its park-sleep-fly terms are on a reseller's page, not Hilton's. |
| Staybridge Suites Montreal Airport - St-Laurent | 10 | A free YUL shuttle, but the page we read didn't confirm kitchens, breakfast or any cruise parking. |
| Novotel Montreal Aeroport | 10 | Accor lists a 24-hour airport shuttle, but we read only its city page, so parking and breakfast aren't verified. |
Not ranked: InterContinental Montréal. Closed for major renovations from February 1, 2026, for an estimated 14 to 18 months, as the hotel announced (reported by LoyaltyLobby).; Hôtel Le St-James. Permanently closed as of 2022, per Five Star Alliance, and we found no current page of its own.; Hôtel Gault. Its own site still says reservations were closed until March 2025 for renovations, while Bonjour Québec lists it open year-round, so we couldn't confirm it's taking guests. Its site puts the Old Port 5 minutes away on foot.; Hyatt Regency Montréal. Now the DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal, at the same 1255 Jeanne-Mance address, and in our twenty under that name.; Armon Plaza Montreal Airport (formerly the Crowne Plaza). Wyndham's page wouldn't load for us; everything we found was third-party, so nothing on it is verified.; Baymont by Wyndham Montreal Airport. Wyndham's page wouldn't load for us; everything we found was on a reseller's page.; Le Germain Hotel Montréal. AAA Four Diamond, but its page gave us no street address, so we couldn't place it.
Two of the twenty run a free airport shuttle, both by YUL: the Quality Hotel Dorval and the Holiday Inn & Suites. The Airport Marriott is in the terminal itself.
YUL posts a C$49.45 flat daytime taxi fare to downtown, and the Port says it applies to the Grand Quay. Uber and Lyft pick up at the airport. The Getting There table shows what every hotel publishes.
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On our scoring it's Uville, in Old Montréal: it puts the Old Port promenade "a few steps behind us" and says "breakfast is on us". Hôtel William Gray, "within steps of" the Old Port in its words, is second, and Embassy Suites, which Hilton puts 0.10 km from the Old Port, is third, with a free made-to-order breakfast.
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.
Three of our twenty say you're steps from the Old Port: Uville, William Gray and Embassy Suites, which Hilton puts 0.10 km away. None gives a distance to the Grand Quay itself. Six more are in Old Montréal too, but they don't say how far the port is, so we don't count the walk.
In Old Montréal if you can: the Grand Quay is there, and eight of our twenty are too. By YUL suits a car you want to leave: the Comfort Inn, the Quality Hotel Dorval, the Holiday Inn & Suites and the Airport Marriott sell park-and-fly offers, though none of those pages mentions cruises and their shuttles go to the airport.
Yes, at the terminal: the Port of Montréal parks cruise passengers at the Grand Quay lot for C$40 a day, taxes included, on a contract you email before you arrive. By YUL, four hotels sell park-and-fly offers, from the Quality Hotel Dorval's Stay & Fly packages to the Holiday Inn's Park Stay and Go; none mentions cruises, so ask. No downtown or Old Montréal hotel prints a cruise parking rate.
Two of our twenty run a free shuttle from YUL: Quality Hotel Dorval and Holiday Inn Airport. Both are by YUL. From downtown and Old Montréal, the taxi is the easy ride: C$49.45 flat by day between the airport and the Grand Quay, per the Port, and C$56.70 from 11 PM to 5 AM, per the airport.
By taxi, most easily: the Port says the airport's C$49.45 daytime flat fare applies to the Grand Quay, and the airport's night fare is C$56.70. Uber and Lyft pick up at YUL. The STM 747 bus runs downtown around the clock for C$11.25, but it doesn't stop in Old Montréal, and Holland America says you'll need a taxi from downtown to the pier.
On the Port of Montréal's 2026 schedule, the ships starting or ending cruises here include Holland America's Volendam, Viking Mars, Seven Seas Splendor, Oceania's Vista, Seabourn Ovation, Azamara Journey, Silver Shadow, Star Pride, Scenic Eclipse, Le Lyrial and Crystal Symphony. The big mainstream lines don't turn around here. Your cruise documents confirm your terminal.
US citizens don't need an eTA to fly to Canada, but they need proper identification such as a valid US passport, per the Canadian government. Your cruise line's documents say what it needs for your sailing.
Hotel rates move every day and spike on busy sailing days, so any number we printed would be wrong by the time you read it. We rank on what doesn't change daily, like shuttles, parking policies and breakfast, and leave the live rate to the booking site for your exact date.
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