Bienvenue Bed & Breakfast

The walls must be made of cardboard, I can here the guy in the next room snoring all night no fault of his own, Dog barking, the permanent noise through the walls from room to room is just terrible. There will be no silence here. I been awake all night and now need to ride all day not happy.

I stayed here recently and the longer I stayed the worse it got. It is defintely a no frills bed and breakfast. THERE IS NO BREAKFAST. The guests have access to a kitchen where they can store food and make it there. There is free coffee and tea. I noticed a lot of dead fruit flies next to the plates and napkins and they were there the whole time I was there which is over a week. The hosts never bothered to clean the counter. Rooms are very basic and overpriced. Especially for a shared bathroom situation. There is an older couple that runs the place and lives there too. A few days after I stayed there I noticed the male host started touching himself on the crotch in front of me. I had mentionned that I had a sore leg from being hit by a bicycle and the male host, Allard Cote, began touching my leg without my consent or request. He ran his fingers up the sides of my knee and then began rotating the patellar knee area. My leg was more sore after. I thought he was a physiotherapist or a gp, but is neither. He later touched himself in the crotch area again. Shortly after this incident I left that place. It is not safe and i found the host to be really creepy. Avoid this one.

The hosts, Carole and Allard, were very friendly and eager to help us with what we needed to make our latest stay in Montreal pleasant. My wife and I first discovered Bienvenue B&B on a previous trip. While exploring the streets in the city's Plateau district, with its brightly painted houses and unique architecture, we happened upon the Bienvenue B&B, with its shingle posted outside the house. It's very simple and modest and located on a quiet block, but only minutes away from some very good restaurants, cafes, and boutiques. Unfortunately, breakfast is no longer served, but a kitchen is available, and guests are free to make coffee and tea and store food in the refrigerator or do simple cooking. I'll be sure to return there on my next trip to Montreal.