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We come to Montreal frequently and thought to try a different hotel this time. I would not stay here again. This part of Montreal is still pretty bombed out. There is a hole in the ground at the end of the block, that continues a trail of demolition, albeit at ground level, right to the hotel. The immediate vicinity is characterized by former building sites now used as parking lots. My room - and all of them on the east side of the hotel - had a glass window for an exterior wall that gave me a inspector’s view of the underside of a concrete ramp into back-of-house at nearby Place Bonaventure. Rooms higher than mine no doubt see the top of the ramp. You’re a long way by foot from anywhere you want to be - A stroll thought Old Montreal? Shopping on St. Catherine? Maybe a coffee and pastry on Sunday morning? Bring your walking shoes. On the subject of coffee, there are no coffee makers in the rooms. That’s a characteristic of the Moxy Hotel brand. Late in the morning they are said to sell you coffee in the reception area, but is that what you want? Check in at around 4 PM saw long lines. From time to time someone - a guest - came from the elevator area, cut in line and had angry words with the reception staff. I could not make out what troubled these customers. When my time to register came, I had my own moment though. I made my reservation on the Bonvoy website but had to repeat my info because the Moxy system doesn’t communicate with the Marriott Bonvoy system. But then the real low point came when I had to swipe my credit card for a damage deposit that was twice what the room cost me. I never had to post a damage deposit before, probably because I am in my 70’s, traveling alone for one night and basically a peaceful person. What kind of people stay at this hotel and what sort of relationship does the management have with their customers? Montreal is full of hotels, pick another one.