Motels · Quebec · Canada
Five motels in Montreal, from budget to comfort, each with free parking and a distinct location.
H
Metro-friendly
Montreal Motel
A reliably comfortable stay in Montreal's east end, steps from a metro station and with free Wi-Fi and parking.
M
Budget Stay
Montreal Motel
A practical budget stay in Ville Saint Laurent with free parking, quiet rooms, and easy access to the airport and nearby malls.
A
Free Parking
Montreal Motel
Free parking and a central Montreal location make this a practical pick for road-trippers.
S
Budget Stay
Montreal Motel
A no-frills Montreal motel with free Wi-Fi and convenient on-site parking, steps from Kirkland Park.
M
Budget-friendly
Montreal Motel
A cheap, clean base in Montreal's east end with genuinely friendly staff and free parking.
Map & live prices by our partner
Across the five motels on this page, prices start at 58 CAD at Motel Pierre in Ville Saint Laurent and reach 171 CAD at Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac near the metro. The value sits with the budget end—Motel Pierre and Super 8 By Wyndham Montreal keep things lean, while Auberge St. Jacques balances a central location with free parking.
For downtown access, Auberge St. Jacques places you centrally with free parking, a rare find in the core. Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac is metro-friendly, letting you park once and ride in. Expect to pay more for this convenience—rates around 108 CAD and up—versus the cheaper outlying options.
While none of the motels sit directly in Lachine, the West Island options like Super 8 By Wyndham Montreal put you in the same borough, near Kirkland Park. The Lachine search points to the value side of Montreal—no-frills rooms with parking, at prices that reflect the quieter, car-friendly stretch.
The motel nearest to Berri-UQAM metro is Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac, though it's not within walking distance—it's an east-end base with metro steps away, so you can ride in. The other motels are farther out; this one wins for transit access without losing the free parking that makes motels appealing.
No motel here sits beside Parc Jean Drapeau; the island is downtown-adjacent. For festival access, Auberge St. Jacques is the closest bet, with central placement and parking. You'd take the metro from Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac, but the park is a trek from the outer motels.
For the Olympic Stadium, the east-end motels are your practical pick. Motel Le Paysan and Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac both sit east, putting the stadium within a short drive. Rates run 101 CAD to 171 CAD, with parking and simple rooms—no walking to the Big O, but a solid car base.
Rosemont itself has no motel on this page, but the east-end cluster—Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac and Motel Le Paysan—borders that neighborhood. Expect budget rates and free parking, with the metro extending reach. Super 8 in the West Island is the opposite end, so Rosemont searches point east.
No motel here has a bar on site; the set keeps it simple with free Wi-Fi and parking. Motel Pierre's quiet rooms in Ville Saint Laurent and Motel Le Paysan's friendly staff are the highlights. For a bar, you'd head out—each motel's area offers local spots, but not in-house.
In the West Island, Super 8 By Wyndham Montreal runs 86 CAD, with free Wi-Fi and parking steps from Kirkland Park. It's the only motel here in that stretch, a no-frills base for malls and highways. The east end dominates the rest, so West Island searches land on this single budget option.
Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac is the metro-friendly pick, tagged as such with steps to a station. It's 171 CAD but saves on parking, which is free. Other motels—Motel Pierre, Super 8—are car-first, so for transit access, this east-end spot is the one.
Motel Pierre in Ville Saint Laurent is the practical bet for the airport, with easy access and free parking. Rates start at 58 CAD, making it the cheapest on the page.
Yes—the cheapest starts at 58 CAD at Motel Pierre, and most stay under 110 CAD. Even the priciest, Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac at 171 CAD, undercuts many downtown hotels.
Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac, with its metro steps away, is your pick despite the higher price. Other motels rely on driving, so without a car you'd want this east-end base.
For Motel Pierre, drive or take a short cab from YUL—it's in Ville Saint Laurent. For the others, a car is nearly essential; parking is free everywhere, so renting gives you flexibility.
Skip Motel Pierre and Super 8 By Wyndham Montreal—they're in suburbs where you'll need a car. Instead, pick Auberge St. Jacques for downtown or Hotel Le Chablis Cadillac for metro access.
Montreal's motels are a different breed from the downtown high-rises. They cluster in the east end and the West Island, places where a car is more than a convenience—it's the point. Free parking is the standard here, not the exception, and the trade-off is simple: you swap the old-city charm for a straightforward room and a driveway of your own.
The set runs from a no-frills stay in Ville Saint Laurent to a three-star near the metro in the east end. What they share is a certain practicality—quiet neighborhoods, highway access, and prices that rarely touch what a downtown hotel charges. If you're driving into Quebec, this is often where the night gets affordable.
This set of five motels suits road-trippers and budget travelers who need free parking and a simple night's sleep. Pick Auberge St. Jacques for central access or Motel Pierre for the lowest price. If you want downtown polish, consider the central hotels page; for more four-star comfort, look at the 4-star hotels in Montreal.