3-Star Hotels in Mont Tremblant

Breakfast is standard at Comfort Inn and has eggs, sausages, waffles, assorted breads, yoghurt, and fruit (apples and bananas). The room was quite big and the bed was very comfortable. The hotel is open to the tourist town of Mont Tremblant for 15 minutes. Even if you live in a tourist town, the self-driving students can only park in a special parking lot (there are no places to park in the town's hotels), so it is better to stay in a convenient parking hotel outside the town and drive to the town. The dedicated parking lot in the town is free except for the VIP area of P1.

Un motel avec le confort nécessaire dans un cadre superbe où vivent des chevreuils. Une grande pelouse avec des chaises pour s'installer à l'extérieur.Parking sur place gratuitement. Hôte très accueillant et sympathique qui prépare de très bons petits déjeuners ! Accès très facile au parc du Mont Tremblant pour de super randos ou au sentier des cimes pour un instant suspendu. Baignade, canoë, marche vélo.... On peut tout faire dans un cadre calme et enchanteur ! Je recommande vivement !

Breakfast is good!

The hotel is at the entrance to the scenic area, reducing the hassle of towing luggage, and the cable car is also very close. The room was nice with a little surprise on popcorn. Duplex room, a staircase to carry luggage, the environment is very quiet.

Room hardware facilities are general, there is a kettle, shower cap, good value for money

The hotel is rustic but gets the job done. No frills, but great value for the price. Highlights were the gas fireplace, hot tub for après ski, and proximity to the gondola that takes you to the base of the mountain. You could be at the chair lift in 5 min from stepping out the door. Amenities were fairly sp****, beds just so-so, towels stiff, not enough outlets by the beds, no bar or restaurant at the hotel. But the drawbacks were overshadowed by the value and the location. You could stay at the Fairmont for twice the price, but you spend all your time on the mountain anyway, not in the hotel room. We parked in the heated parking garage under the hotel and didn’t use our car once. You can walk everywhere in the village within 5-10min. The skiing was fantastic, ski school for the kiddos was perfect, and if you order lift tickets ahead of time you can request that they deliver them directly to the hotel. Great trip, we’ll be back!

Me anf mu family had a wonderful summer weekend at Le grande lodge. The hotel is beautiful, clean and cozy! The service at the lake with the kayaks and pedal boats is great! Delicious pool!we had a bedroom for five and worked very nice for us. The kitchen is full with supplies, nice bed and view. Personally I thought the restaurant a bit pricey for longs stays, but for that, the apt kitchen works very well. Definitely recommend it!

When you stay at Le Pimbina in Mont-Tremblant, you'll be next to a golf course, within a 15-minute drive of Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort and Scandinave Spa Mont-Tremblant. This beach bed & breakfast is 6.9 mi (11 km) from Mont-Blanc Ski Area and 7.2 mi (11.6 km) from Casino Mont Tremblant.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as a spa tub. Additional amenities at this bed & breakfast include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and ski storage. The complimentary shuttle will take you to the nearby casino or shopping center.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage. A bus station shuttle is provided at no charge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 5 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring microwaves and Smart televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with premium bedding. Rooms have private furnished patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and complimentary toiletries.

My family of four (two adults and two teens) had a lovely stay here for five nights. Pros: - fantastic location--close to the top of the Cabriolet (1.5-minute gondola ride to and from top and bottom of pedestrian village) and the bottom of the Telecabine (covered, 10-minute gondola ride to and from the summit of mountain) - our one-bedroom was spacious and had so much storage space, including extra hooks on the wall to hang our parkas and snowpants - fully stocked kitchen for four people - missing amenities were only a phone call away (there were no linens or blankets for the sofa bed when we arrived to the room) - ski-in/ski-out privileges so convenient! Storage lockers are in the basement--we parked our car close to the locker room so we changed into and out of our ski boots from our trunk - locks available for lockers if needed. We brought our own Dudley locks; we easily stored four sets of skis and poles into two lockers - staying on site meant that we could access ski lifts one hour before the general public (7:45 instead of 8:30--but they unofficially start operating the Telecabine at 7:30) Cons: - very expensive and there were no deals during high season - hot tub and gym out of service due to Covid restrictions - there is only one set of elevators (two elevators) for the entire hotel so there could be a wait during busy times - no night skiing - very cold (but we were fine as we dressed in layers) - the Telecabine line can be over 30 minutes long after 11:00 am--take advantage of early access! - as well, the runs are over-crowded after 11:00--I was fearful of skiing into people or having people ski into me at all times. The runs first thing in the morning were absolutely lovely. - The hotel is situated halfway up a hill. The gondolas are at the top of that hill (steps away) and it can be VERY taxing walking up the rest of the hill with ski boots on while carrying all the ski gear to get to the Telecabine line. Instead, ski down the rest of the hill and take the Cabriolet up. The top of the Cabriolet is situated right across (and on flat land!) from the bottom of the Telecabine--we learned the hard way how much less taxing this way is!

The room overall is great. The place is a little outdated, but it is clean and has everything that you need for a relaxing stay. Having said that, they should mention the fact that there is NO AC in any of the rooms! It's the month of August, and of course a heatwave has just descended on the area. I understand that 9-10 months out of the year AC isn't necessary, but when you're booking in July or August, they should mention the lack of AC. The unit is a 2 floor condo, and it's on the second floor, so the bedrooms are in fact on the third floor. When taking into account the fact that heat rises (and factoring in that it's 30 degrees Celsius outside), the bedrooms are at 29 degrees Celsius. Needless to say, it's unbearably hot, and sleep is next to impossible. It's unfortunate that not mentioning this simple fact spoiled what is otherwise a nice place to stay. If the reverse situation were to happen (no heating in winter), it would be considered unacceptable, but severe heat is just as unpleasant and potentially dangerous as extreme cold. They should simply mention the lack of AC at the time of booking and the let the guests decide whether or not they want to stay there.