Delta isn't a 5-star hotel, but my experience there was.\n\nAll of the staff were extremely courteous and went out of their way to make me feel comfortable.  The room was a little outdated and the furniture was mismatched a little bit, but the bed was the absolute most comfortable bed I've ever slept in!  I even peeked at the mattress' tags before leaving so I know which bed to get myself if I ever need one again!  (Serta Lace Concierge, btw)  The pillows were also magnificent!  Everything was clean, except for the carpets which could use a good cleaning.  Like I said, it's just outdated, like the wallpaper and curtains.  But nothing bad, per say.\n\nMy room had a small balcony looking out over the fountain and courtyard with a nice sliding glass door.  When the sun finally came out on my last day, this came in handy.\n\nDelta has a gift shop on the main floor that is open until 11pm which was a godsend!\n\nI had booked my reservation along with my flight on a travel site, so the price was great.  But I think the prices from their Web site (~$80/night) weren't bad, either.\n\nUnfortunately Internet wasn't free but it did work from the get-go, which is more than I can say for some of the nicer hotels!  Also, the bathroom was very poorly lit, barely any light shining on the toilet area and in the shower.  It was strange.\n\nWhen I'm back in Montreal, I will definitely stay at the Delta again!!