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  • The Fairfield Inn at the Montreal Airport (YUL) is a very good value in my opinion. I am a Marriott fan-boy at the Platinum Rewards level and stay in Marriott family hotels over 100 nights a year. This particular hotel is a standout in the Fairfield "value" branch of the company because: 1. The hotel has been recently remodeled and is really fresh and updated throughout; 2. The staff is always right on top of everything and is sincerely friendly; 3. If you are new to town, the location is very close to the airport (about 3 minutes from the car rental area) and has access to the highways; 4. The breakfast area is even better kept than the usually well kept Fairfields I've been to before - for instance they have TWO waffle irons instead of the usual one to allow for speed. Now, truth be know, I would normally stay at the Residence Inn while here, but due to Grand Prix week I could not get my normal corporate rate there and so used the Marriott.com website to find an alternate and came up with this one. I am considering making the change permanent because this hotel is so nice for the much lower price. My upgraded king suite has a 42" flat panel TV, sofa, separated bed area, etc. The exercise room has two treadmills, stairmaster and an elliptical trainer. One small gripe: the weight set is just dumbells and only goes up to 35#, which is not enough even for me and I'm old but small. Speaking of small, the indoor pool is probably less than 25' long. It's not a great lap pool. However, the exercise machines not only are well kept but have personal HDTVs per machine. Pretty nice! The hotel also has a bar that can serve meals at night, too. Not extensive, but enough to keep me happy if I don't get out for dinner - and a great bar tender to go with it. So, why is this hotel only $119 or so a night? I think because it is near YUL. I don't have a problem with noise, and I don't think this is a noisy hotel anyways. However, you can hear the occasional plane even thought the rooms are well insulated. Once again, I don't think it's an issue, but you might if you are super sensitive. So, this is definitely five star for the price in a big city area like Montreal. I say, go for it if the location suits.
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