Mont-Tremblant Map,Adress, Transportation & Nearest Station/ Airport

My wife and I had a lovely stay at the Fairmont Tremblant on a late fall weekend. The staff are professional, warm and friendly. The beds are super comfy with lovely crisp sheets and a duvet. We loved the rainfall shower. We had breakfast twice at the ground floor restaurant which was terrific,. You can tell this is a well managed hotel as all of the staff are customer oriented. My only complaint: the front staff couldn’t find our reservation which led to a 15 minute wait at check-in. However, they upgraded our room due to the inconvenience.

This mountainside hotel has newly renovated rooms. We stayed in a one bedroom unit (queen bed with pull out sofa). Pull out sofas have come a long way! My 16 year old didn't complain - that's always a bonus! Full kitchen with all amenities and large bathroom. Very clean. My only tips are 1- bring paper towels as they aren't provided. 2 - return the ski storage lock at checkout. I did not realize we needed to return the lock by 11. We skied until noon and we were already charged for the lock within that hour. Chalk that up to a miscommunication on our part. That said, we were refunded the cost of the lock without having to call. I appreciated that very much! (Especially since the lock charge was $20 USD - which is redonkulous! lol) Overall, great place to stay and would definitely stay there again!

Fantastic location, clean, friendly staff, ski lockers and ski in/out with early lift privileges. Loved it! Our room was a bit too warm but solved this by running the fan only for most of our stay. We asked for and received a quiet room and had plenty of space for our family of 3 in the standard queen room. Handy to have a kitchenette, we were surprised that ours had an electric kettle and toaster in addition to the microwave and Keurig. We had brought our own kettle and an InstantPot from home to make quick breakfasts and this worked well for us.

The hotel is in a good location, but the price and environment of the stay are a little bit different. The 1st and 3rd people stayed a night for 1776 and felt a bit expensive. I heard a quarrel in the corridor or the other side, I didn't sleep well in one night, the bed in Room 3 was not particularly clean, and the bathroom was extremely small. All in all, it is not particularly ideal.

We stayed here for 3 nights in October, in a one bedroom suite. Our suite was spacious, comfortable, modern and had everything we needed. It looked out onto trees and the mirror lake. At night it was very quiet: no noise from the retail/food area of the town. Parking was easy in the underground garage. It is a very short walk to the main pedestrianised area of town. Breakfast was included in our rate and there was a good selection of breakfast foods to choose from. Staff at the front desk were always friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again were I to revisit Mont Tremblant.

We spent one night here and had a suite with balcony and full kitchen. It was perfect for us as we wanted to make our lunch for the next day's outing. Our suite was very clean. Breakfast was adequate but on the salty side (eggs, sausages). Yogourt was great. Bananas had probably been refrigerated. Both bananas we took looked great on the outside but were rotten in the middle. Coffee was fine. Pool was too hot but it has been a hot summer. They provide itty bitty towels. Great location in the village near restaurants and activities. Front desk wanted us to pay $20.00 for parking and tried to scare us by saying it wasn't safe in the public parking lot. Everything was fine and we were a short walk away.

Skiing at Mont Tremblant was a Christmas gift to my son. While the skiing was great, Tour des Voyageurs 11 was a huge disappointment. Check-in was fine, parking fine, location great but our room and the lack of management response to our room was terrible. The room looked okay at the start but my son walked into the bathroom to find two big holes in the wall where the towel rack was suppose to be. I noticed how dingy the carpet looked and there was a dark black stain. I contacted the front desk to explain only to hear oh, that’s too bad. I told the lady to make note of it so we won’t get charged. I checked out the hot tub only to find an overflowing garbage can, plus cans and bottles all around the hot tub as the guest had no garbage disposal. I wasn’t going in there. Next day, same overflowing garbage. We fell asleep around 10 pm only to be woken up by screaming and yelling in the hallway. This went on and off until 2 pm. Security never showed up. Beautiful ski day, came back at noon to have left over pizza and found a microwave that didn’t work. Cold pizza. I went down to the front desk to discuss this and the person there, Julie said she would contact the manager. She said to send her pictures of the holes and the stain. I followed through. We never heard anything back. At check out, I spoke to another person who gave me a business card for Laetitia L, manager. I have emailed this person 2 times with no response. How’s that for customer service. It’s been 3 weeks. Oh, and the internet had one bar. On top of that I hung my bathroom bag on the back of the door due to the lack of a towel rack. It’s big but I left without it. i explained numerous times room 374, tower 11, lost but all I get is an auto response saying they are still looking for the bag. I don’t believe it for a minute. I have stayed in this hotel before and it was fine. This time, I was embarrassed as it was a gift to my son and our room was like a 1 star motel room. I didn’t want to write such a bad review but after weeks of trying to reach out, I felt I must.

My first stay in Mont Tremblant and this hotel was chosen for its price and convenience to the “centreville” for shopping. The hotel and room were very nice. We had a studio with fireplace and kitchenette, very clean and updated, and spacious. The pool area was well kept and the pool an agreeable temperature. The shopping in the centreville area was not suited to teenage girls (my companions) with the exception of one store. Several stores however catering to a more mature clientele. We therefore went up to the mountain and the ski area - now branded “Tremblant” (forget the Mont). This was a village setting of stores and restaurants as well as chain hotels close to the actual ski hills. The girls found what they wanted at Roots and the Tremblant souvenir store, and we found a decent and decently priced restaurant (Pizzateria) for dinner. Much nicer than the downtown.