Residence Inn by Marriott Montréal Downtown
Full-kitchen suites for a family race weekend
About this hotel
Residence Inn by Marriott Montreal Downtown builds every suite around a living area, dining area, and full kitchen with oven, refrigerator, and microwave, a genuine advantage for families or groups wanting to handle meals without three days of downtown restaurant logistics. A 49-inch flat-screen TV with pay-per-view rounds out the living space, and the pet-friendly policy extends the stay to fans traveling with a dog. McGill University and Mont-Royal Park sit a short walk away for a rest-day outing, and the hotel is fifteen minutes' walk from downtown's shops and restaurants. An on-site fitness centre and laundrette round out a property built for a multi-day stay rather than a single overnight. The airport sits twenty minutes away by car, useful context for planning arrival.
- Full kitchen
- Suite layout
- Pet-friendly
- Fitness centre
Our take
This suits families and small groups who want real suite space and a working kitchen over a standard hotel room, especially across a three-day race weekend with young kids or a pet along. The living area alone changes how manageable the trip feels. Solo travelers or couples prioritizing nightlife proximity might prefer a hotel closer to the Quartier des Spectacles instead.
- ✓Use the full kitchen for at least breakfast each morning, saving real time and money across a three-day Grand Prix weekend downtown.
- ✓Book suite rooms as early as possible once the June date confirms, since there are fewer of them than standard hotel doubles nearby.
- ✓Bring your pet along if needed, since this is one of the few genuinely pet-friendly options within reach of the circuit.
Why we love it
- Full kitchen with oven and fridge in every suite
- Separate living and dining area for real space
- Pet-friendly rooms welcome dogs for the weekend
- Near McGill University and Mont-Royal Park for a rest day
Why guests love itThe kitchen alone made this trip work for our family of four; we handled breakfast and one other meal a day in the suite instead of hunting for a table during the busiest week of the Montreal calendar. The separate living area gave the kids space to rest after a long day on their feet at the circuit. Packing up after three days felt far less chaotic with the extra suite space to spread out in.