Bonjour/Hi! Best place for hosting in Montreal?

[Josephine Grey]

Hello there!

I am new to Merb since I worked in Toronto most of my humble career.

I am planning a rare visit to Montreal and was wondering how the scene evolved here. I moved to Toronto in 2019. Where is the best place to host for a first timer? Downtown? Laval? Rive Nord or Sud?

Your lights are very much appreciated.

Merci par avance!

 

[LeDodo]

I would say Downtown as it's easily accessible by public transit and central to Montreal island.

Laval (which is part of Rive nord/North shore) and the south shore (rive sud) are excentred.

 

[Josephine Grey]

I would say Downtown as it's easily accessible by public transit and central to Montreal island.

Laval (which is part of Rive nord/North shore) and the south shore (rive sud) are excentred.

Thank you! This is what I was thinking.

I was wondering if people were avoiding downtown like they do here in Toronto.

 

[LeDodo]

No, Montreal downtown is better than Toronto I guess. I mean people don't like to go to any downtown in general anyway lol

 

[Julien6111]

Laval is convenient for some, or perhaps near de la savane metro, near Royalmount mall?

 

[Johnny test]

No, Montreal downtown is better than Toronto I guess. I mean people don't like to go to any downtown in general anyway lol

i disagree, downtown is where the city lives pretty much everywhere in the world.... Suburbs depress me Out of topic sorry

 

[Lunaseraphim]

https://merb.cc/xenforo/threads/non-keycard-hotel-list.200992/

 

[AnthonyAnderson]

[...]or perhaps near de la savane metro, near Royalmount mall?

That would be one of the worst places to host, if you want my opinion... looks like the Bronx with the concrete lined highway and the most congested area on the island (15/40 interchange)

 

[LeDodo]

That would be one of the worst places to host, if you want my opinion... looks like the Bronx with the concrete lined highway and the most congested area on the island (15/40 interchange)

Along the 15 there are actually lots of hotels. Also you can be not far from a metro station.

Highway+subway access could be a good choice.

But DT has its conveniency.

 

[Lunaseraphim]

Only once has someone ever complained that my incall was hard to reach because it's downtown. Most hotels downtown are also really close to metro stations. If you opt for Laval or rive sud, a lot of the hotels I've been to were really far from the shore and hard to reach.. Except maybe the Sandman near Longueuil metro, which isn't the most attractive and comfortable hotel. (but it does the job and I think requires no key card)

 

[Josephine Grey]

https://merb.cc/xenforo/threads/non-keycard-hotel-list.200992/

This is God's work thank you so much

Congrats on your nomination by the way.

 

[Josephine Grey]

Laval is convenient for some, or perhaps near de la savane metro, near Royalmount mall?

I was thinking of Laval or Longueuil. Maybe in my next trip.

 

[Josephine Grey]

After consideration, I think I will do offer multiple location. I will decide depending on prebooking. Thank you all for your time.

 

[Giselle Montreal]

Longueuil…

You might have more chance at the Quartier Dix-30 in Brossard, maybe?

There’s nothing in Longueuil.

 

[Lunaseraphim]

This is God's work thank you so much

Congrats on your nomination by the way.

Thank you! I hope you'll have success here

 

[Fradi]

Longueuil…

You might have more chance at the Quartier Dix-30 in Brossard, maybe?

There’s nothing in Longueuil.

Dix- 30 is easily reachable with the REM stop being there.
Many good restaurants, hotel and the largest shopping mall in Quebec all in walking distance from the REM.

 

[CaptRenault]

I am planning a rare visit to Montreal and was wondering how the scene evolved here. I moved to Toronto in 2019. Where is the best place to host for a first timer? Downtown? Laval? Rive Nord or Sud?

It really depends on whether you hope/plan to attract local clients or business/leisure travelers. Many locals would prefer a suburban location like south shore or north shore because they would probably be able to drive to your location and park for free. Visitors to Montreal would probably not want to travel outside of downtown, because they can get what they want downtown either at their own outcall location or at an incall convenient to downtown.

Given that your visit is in January, which is the slowest time of year in Montreal for leisure travelers, it might be better to stay in the suburbs and target locals and business travelers who happen to be staying in the suburbs.

Keep in mind that the geographic layout of the Montreal metro area is different from Toronto. Toronto has 3 or 4 different "downtowns"--the main one and then a few other ones that are spread out east, north and west of the city, including the airport. Montreal only has one downtown. Yes, the south shore and north shore have some dense concentrations of homes, stores and offices but not as significant as the multiple "downtowns" of Toronto. When I visited Toronto, I was a little surprised to find that many (maybe most) escorts were available mainly in one of the outlying areas. In Montreal, most (but not all) escorts are available in the main downtown area.