Gingerbread Manor

This is the absolute best place to stay in Montreal. A perfect location for getting around the city by car, public transport, or walking. As for the hotel itself, it is a gorgeous building that is exceptionally well-maintained by Yves and Ephraim. A very clean, quiet, and welcoming environment. If you're going to be staying in Montreal, make sure to do yourself a favour and stay here!

We stayed at the Gingerbread for 3 nights in June, 2023. Highly recommend it for the following reasons. The owners were very accomodating when we had to change the reservation. The city location is convenient for subway, restaurants and points of interest. There is a lovely park a half block down the street. The house is beautiful and very well kept. The room we stayed in, Frontenac, was large with a view of the street. There is a shared bathroom with another room, but the bathroom seemed brand new and the sharing aspect was not a problem. The brekfast served each mornnig was filling and tasty, with interesting conversation with the owners and other guests.

The location is awesome and the place itself is really organized and the cleanest we've ever seen. And the hosts are great! Where would you get a host that e-mails you during the day with more recommendations, tells you exactly where to eat - and remembers the most important part, that they only take cash? Thanks guys from David and Aylon

My wife and I had a wonderful three nights at Gingerbread Manor. We stayed in the Frontenac, a spacious room on the second floor with a shared bath just steps away. The bath is thoughtfully equipped with drinking glasses labeled for the occupants of each room as well as a good stock of band-aids, qtips, shower caps, and so forth. The plush robe in the bedroom and motion-sensor lights in the hall made late night trips to the shared bath very comfortable. 24-hour amenities in the dining room include a fridge with three shelves for guest use, ice, and hot tea (maybe coffee too.) There's bottled water and beer available for a nominal charge, and a "library" of wine (replace the bottle with one of similar value.) We really appreciated the simplicity of the electronic-keypad entry for both the front door and our room.

Had a wonderful stay here. Came for the formula 1 weekend. Great hosts and wonderful accommodation. We had the balcony room with the shared bathroom, and was no issue at all. Parked our car in the garage, and took the convenient metro just a short walk away. Will be back next year! Merci!

It was a delight getting to know the owners of this B&B. Located on a quiet street in the heart of a really fun neighborhood, it was easy walking to some of the best restaurants and shops in town. I would definitely book again.

Great character home in a great location. Loved it.

If I travel this way again, I'll surely boo the Gingerbread Manor. Nice hosts, excellent amenities and wonderful breakfast.

Great location and home to spend our vacation in Montreal. Appreciated close proximity to the transit system, places to eat, and the general walkability of the area. I'd recommend staying here if that's your primary goal, as it was ours. Reasonably value. Hosts were generally friendly and hospitable, we just wish there wasn't such a focus on unmerited polarizing and political discussion - an absolute no-no in the hospitality industry (having stayed at dozens of B&Bs globally, we know it's not a successful approach). There are many comments and reviews before on the topic, we came in completely open and found that even seemingly trivial things like recycling in Pittsburgh (our home city, hosts had clearly never been there) and the US educational system (my partner was an administrator of a large public school system, was quietly insulted, and thus made the choice to not communicate following such unwelcome commenting) were made abrupt political topics. Overall, discussions just shouldn't have went there. I'll note that we are an LGBTQ couple, very liberal in our leanings, including a dual-citizen. We stayed at a B&B in rural Nebraska this weekend, and even knowing the proprietors had a very different world views than ours, they were amazing (non-queer) hosts who understood the importance in customer relationship, asked us about our hometowns, careers, families, and gave insightful local historical perspectives without the need for polarizing discussion.