Le Dauphin Montréal-Longueuil
Three minutes from the Yellow Line in Longueuil
About this hotel
Le Dauphin Montreal-Longueuil sits near the Saint Lawrence River in Longueuil, three minutes' walk from Longueuil metro station on the same Yellow Line that runs directly to Jean-Drapeau station and the circuit gates, without a change of trains. Guest rooms feature wood furniture, a desk, and coffee facilities, with a refrigerator and free Wi-Fi throughout, and a small gym covers a basic workout between race days. Jacques Cartier Bridge and La Ronde amusement park sit two kilometres away, and the Casino de Montreal is 4.3 kilometres further, giving Longueuil its own set of things to do beyond the circuit commute. Free laundry facilities round out a stay built for a multi-day trip on a tighter budget.
- Near metro
- Free laundry
- Small gym
- River-adjacent
Our take
This suits fans who want a direct, no-transfer ride to Jean-Drapeau station and a lower nightly rate than downtown, trading Crescent Street's atmosphere for simplicity. The single-line commute is the real draw here. Fans who want to be inside downtown's evening energy between sessions should look toward a Quartier des Spectacles hotel instead.
- ✓Ride the Yellow Line directly from Longueuil metro station to Jean-Drapeau, since this route needs no transfer, unlike most downtown starting points.
- ✓Use the free laundry facilities partway through a multi-day stay, a genuine convenience most downtown hotels near the circuit don't offer.
- ✓Budget a short drive or metro ride into downtown if you want an evening in the Crescent Street fan zone after the day's sessions.
Why we love it
- Three minutes from Longueuil metro station
- Direct Yellow Line to Jean-Drapeau, no transfer
- Free laundry facilities for a multi-day stay
- Lower nightly rate than downtown towers
Why guests love itWe chose Longueuil specifically to avoid a transfer, and the three-minute walk to the metro station made every single trip to Jean-Drapeau simpler than what our friends staying downtown described each morning. The lower rate let us put the savings toward the trip itself instead of a fancier room. We'd pick Longueuil again over downtown for the simplicity of that single-line ride alone.