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Self-Catering Accommodation in Montreal

We reviewed 6 self-catering properties in Montreal across price bands and picked the 5 that offer the best kitchen-equipped stays.

6 hotels 1 rated 8.5+ typical CA$120

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Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport R Airport convenience

Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport ★★★★

Montreal

7.4Very good1,053 reviews

Convenient airport stay with an indoor atrium, spa, and free shuttle – close to malls and Parc Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

FromCA$154per night
Hotel Espresso Montreal Centre-Ville / Downtown H Central & Spacious
7.5Very good1,464 reviews

Spacious, clean rooms in a central Montreal location, close to the old port and public transit.

FromCA$120per night
Best Western Plus Montreal East B Business-friendly

Best Western Plus Montreal East ★★★

Montreal

8.3Great1,392 reviews

A quiet, business-focused stay with free Wi-Fi, a seasonal pool, and easy parking in Montreal's east end.

FromCA$114per night
Trylon Appartements Hotel T Central & quiet

Trylon Appartements Hotel ★★★

Montreal Aparthotel

8.5Great607 reviews

Guests love the central location and modern apartments with kitchenettes – a peaceful base for exploring Montreal.

FromCA$110per night

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Self-Catering Hotels with Kitchenettes in Montreal

Most of the properties on this page offer kitchenettes, but the best equipped are at Trylon Appartements Hotel and Hotel Montreal Metropolitan. Trylon, rated 8.5, provides modern apartments with kitchenettes in a quiet yet central location. Hotel Montreal Metropolitan, with a rating of 7.2, also features kitchenettes and free parking, just off the metro. For a rare full kitchen, consider the Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport, which offers suites with full kitchens, ideal for longer stays.

Aparthotels in Montreal: Apartment-Style Stays

The only aparthotel on this page is Trylon Appartements Hotel, which offers true apartment-style living with kitchenettes and more space than a standard hotel room. Guests consistently rate it highly (8.5) for its central location and peaceful atmosphere. If you’re looking for a home-away-from-home experience with the flexibility to cook, this is your best bet.

3-Star Self-Catering Hotels: Affordable Comfort

In Montreal, 3-star self-catering hotels deliver solid value without compromising on essentials. The Best Western Plus Montreal East (CAD 114) offers free Wi-Fi, seasonal pool, and easy parking. Hotel Espresso Montreal Centre-Ville (CAD 119) is central, close to the old port and transit. Trylon Appartements Hotel (CAD 110) is the cheapest here and also the highest rated (8.5), proving that a central kitchen-equipped stay doesn’t have to be pricey.

4-Star Self-Catering Hotels: Airport Comfort and Downtown Convenience

If you prefer 4-star amenities, you have several choices. Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport (CAD 154) combines an indoor atrium, spa, and free shuttle. Armon Plaza Montreal Airpt (CAD 233) offers an indoor pool and spacious rooms near business areas. For downtown convenience, Hotel Montreal Metropolitan (CAD 169) provides kitchenettes and metro access. All are rated between 6.7 and 7.4, so pick based on location rather than ratings.

Self-Catering Near Montreal Airport

Two properties offer self-catering near Montreal Trudeau Airport: Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport (CAD 154) and Armon Plaza Montreal Airpt (CAD 233). Both provide free airport shuttles, making them convenient for early flights or layovers. Radisson is closer to malls and Parc Pierre Elliott Trudeau, while Armon Plaza is near business areas. If you want to avoid airport noise, consider staying downtown and taking a shuttle or taxi.

Cheap Self-Catering in Montreal: Best Budget Stays

For budget-conscious travellers, the cheapest self-catering options are Trylon Appartements Hotel (CAD 110) and Best Western Plus Montreal East (CAD 114). Trylon offers modern apartments with kitchenettes in a central, quiet location, and its 8.5 rating is the best on this page. Best Western Plus provides free Wi-Fi, seasonal pool, and easy parking in the east end. Both prove that you don’t need to spend much to get a kitchen-equipped stay.

Self-Catering in Downtown Montreal

Downtown Montreal self-catering is epitomised by Hotel Espresso Montreal Centre-Ville (CAD 119), which offers spacious, clean rooms close to the old port and public transit. Trylon Appartements Hotel (CAD 110) is also central, housed in a quiet area with modern apartments. If you want to be in the heart of the action with a kitchenette, these two are your picks. Other options are further from downtown, so check locations carefully.

Frequently asked

What is the average price for self-catering accommodation in Montreal?

Rates typically range from CAD 114 to CAD 233 per night, with a typical price around CAD 154. Budget-friendly options like Trylon Appartements Hotel start at CAD 110.

Which district is best for self-catering without a car?

Downtown Montreal is most walkable, with properties like Hotel Espresso Montreal Centre-Ville and Trylon Appartements Hotel close to transit and attractions. Airport options require a shuttle or taxi.

Are there self-catering options near Montreal Trudeau Airport?

Yes, Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport and Armon Plaza Montreal Airpt both offer kitchenettes and free airport shuttles.

How far in advance should I book for a summer visit?

For peak summer months (June-August), booking at least 2-3 months ahead is advisable, especially for popular downtown properties like Trylon Appartements Hotel.

Can I get a full kitchen in a self-catering hotel?

Full kitchens are rare; most offer kitchenettes. The Radisson Hotel Montreal Airport provides suites with full kitchens, ideal for longer stays.

Self-Catering Accommodation in Montreal

Self-catering in Montreal means you’re not just getting a bed – you’re getting a kitchenette or full kitchen, which changes how you eat, live, and budget. Most of these properties cluster around the airport (close to Parc Pierre Elliott Trudeau) and the downtown core, with a couple further east. Whether you want to whip up breakfast before a flight or cook dinner after exploring Old Montreal, these places give you the freedom to make Montreal your own.

Prices range from CAD 114 to CAD 233 per night, with a typical rate around CAD 154. At the entry level, you’ll find simpler, business-friendly stays like the Best Western Plus Montreal East, while the higher end includes airport properties with spas and indoor pools. If you’re staying a week or more, the savings on eating out can be substantial, making these options attractive for families and long-term visitors.

The bottom line

This set suits travellers who want the flexibility to cook their own meals, whether for budget control or dietary needs. It’s ideal for longer stays, families, or those who prefer apartment-style comfort. However, if you prioritise luxury amenities like spa and fine dining, consider our Spa hotels page. For first-time visitors wanting classic hotel service, browse Hotels in Montreal or Central hotels in Montreal for more downtown options. If you need parking, check Hotels with parking in Montreal, and for family-friendly amenities, see Family Friendly hotels in Montreal.