Great Location on Rue St. Paul where all the restaurants, shops & galleries are located in the Old Port Area & one block behind the waterfront promenade.

Very spacious & modern inside (we stayed at a loft King) with a electric fireplace, great entertainment center which included wide screen LCD, stereo and a complimentary varied CD collection. Besides a closet, plenty of drawer space , nice lighting and wide windows although not much to see outside. Impressive marble bath w/ separate tub/spa & glass shower & 2 wash basins with all the little personal hygiene stuff, including robes & sandals.

Upstairs they have a wide open terraza with a bar to spend some time enjoying great views. Downstairs nice cozy lobby with sitting area to enjoy the very appreciated & included afternoon wine & cheese & check out the crowd. Also included a pretty good continental breakfast with all kinds of goodies including hard boiled eggs,sweets, cereal, yogurt & of course coffee & tea. Turndown evening service was another nice touch especially for those who like to take a snooze mid afternoon &/or take another shower and the place needs another spruce-up.

There really wasn't anything to find fault at. Even the staff was very pleasant which sometimes can be an issue w/ English speakers in this predominantly French part of Canada.

As a footnote Nelligan has two sister hotels in the area. Its sister property (Auberge du View Port) stayed there a few years back overlooks the waterfront. Also very nice more cozy than modern.
The other sister hotel "Place D'Armes" located a little further out across the plaza from the very impressive Notre Dame Basilica. W'll try that next time. Its a historically old building and the closest to the Metro of the three.

$17CAN gets you an unlimited 3 day tourist transportation pass. $35 gets you a taxi ride to or from the airport. Due to the appreciation of the Canadian $ (1-1 as of this writing) a 3 course dinner at a nice restaurant will set you back about $100 ( not counting a bottle of wine).

My husband and I chose this hotel for a romantic night away. The location is perfect being in Old Montreal but the hotel itself has such charm! The room was beautiful and big. It looked like the pictures on the website and more (often the sites look nothing like the rooms). The staff was helpful, the bed comfy and the Jacuzzi bath a blast. We did not eat at the main restaurant "verses" but at the more casual one Méchant Boeuf. It was delicious (although really big portions). The complimentary breakfast was nice and light. Nothing to complain about! I would recommend without hesitation.

We just spent 3 nights at the Hotel Nelligan following a 13 day cruise. Everyone at the Nelligan was so very friendly and helpful - from giving us directions to restaurants and museums, to arranging for some luggage to be shipped home. We felt so pampered by the staff at the Nelligan, it felt like we were still on the cruise ship!
We had the King loft which was very comfortable! The bathroom was large and contained a large shower and separate jaccuzi. The room even came with bathrobes and slippers for each of us, and an umbrella. The refrigerator was well stocked. Each evening they provided us with a bottle of water and two mints as part of the turn-down service. The Nelligan served a delightful continental breakfast (consisting of fresh fruits and juices among other things) as part of the room cost. They even had wine and cheese every evening.
The Hotel Nelligan was as nice and as friendly a place as we could have hoped for - and we hope to return someday. Thanks to their staff for making our stay so enjoyable!

This is a great hotel for a romatic getaway. Located in Old Montreal, the hotel is wonderfully situated. The rooms and accommodations are unsurpassable. We even purchased a couple's package which came with champagne and a massage, which was pretty good. We also received a 5-course meal, but I am not a fan of french food, so I didn't love it. The staff were really friendly and helfpul in planning our sightseeing trips.