Hourly basis rooms?

[LL123]

Beside Chablis, does anybody know a good hotel that provides rooms on hourly basis?
LL123

 

[spartacus]

hourly hotel

Hi LL123

Motel ideal on Lajeunesse,
metro motel on lajeunesse
motel marquis on sherbrooke st east near olympic stadium
motel laval on st jaques as well as most of the motels on st jacques.

Terrace royal on cote des neiges but here it depends on the day.
There are alot more, you can call and ask, most of them will tell you.
Spartacus

 

[leglover]

Re: hourly hotel

Originally posted by spartacus
Hi LL123

Motel ideal on Lajeunesse,
metro motel on lajeunesse
motel marquis on sherbrooke st east near olympic stadium
motel laval on st jaques as well as most of the motels on st jacques.

Terrace royal on cote des neiges but here it depends on the day.
There are alot more, you can call and ask, most of them will tell you.
Spartacus

Do you know a HOTEL that you can take a room for 4 hours and the lady does not have to show at the receiption when she comes to your room?

 

[mellonhead]

Belvedere Motel etc.

Oliver, hope that you don't plan on going to the Belvedere again...it was torn down a few years ago (Boo hoo hoo!) and replaced by a Canadian Tire store...

Jay's Rooming House on lower St-Hubert or Berri (forget spur of the moment like this), south of Rene-Levesque is clean, and offers reasonable 1 and 2 hour rooms.

You could get a day-room at most downtown hotels for about $50-$75 (1100-1800) depending on their occupancy rates...just give the girl your room number, she will go straight there, or, arrange room, and then get girl on street (Hotel des Gouverneurs on St-Hubert is ideal for this, as is the Lord Berri).

 

[leglover]

Re: Belvedere Motel etc.

You could get a day-room at most downtown hotels for about $50-$75 (1100-1800) depending on their occupancy rates...just give the girl your room number, she will go straight there, or, arrange room, and then get girl on street (Hotel des Gouverneurs on St-Hubert is ideal for this, as is the Lord Berri). [/B]

mellonhead!
Are you speaking about the following hotel:
http://www.gouverneur.com/english/placedupuis/home.html

 

[dunderhead]

Hotels

Yes, that would be the hotel, the Place Dupuis Gouverneur that my buddy talked about, we have been there and tag-teamed a duo once there. It used to be a Holiday Inn years ago.

The Quality Inn on Decarie was built as the Capri Motor Inn in the late 50s/early 60s...was a Seaway Inn...a Ramada Inn...then a computer college and a Jewish religious school...back now to a Quality Inn.

Remember the rooms there to have been small and noisy...doesn't look like much has changed from the outside at least, the windows looked like they were last washed when Jean Drapeau was mayor.