help....

[That Nice Guy Beck!]

im coming to montreal for a bachelor party on the 22nd
where should I stay on this map?
hotel A
hotel B

does it really make a difference??
we are 10 guys in our 30's
looking for action, clubs bars etc etc etc we would like a hotel in the heart of it all

thank you for the help

[That Nice Guy Beck!]

dont all reply at once fellas

[Markus]

Hey Beck. There's not much action on this forum these days.

I know Montreal very well, although I don't live there. Probably spend 25nights a year for work. Anyway, the Marriott Residence on Peel is a really central place to stay. I usually stay there when I'm in Montreal. Many bars and restaurants are on Crescent Street - roughly a 3 block walk. Subway station is next door. Lots of shopping on Sainte-Catharines. I would strongly suggest staying on Peel vs on Jeanne Mance for convenience sake.

You might try checking out this site for some ideas:
http://www.go-montreal.com/

Let me know what kind of cuisine and bars you're looking for and I can probably make some recommendations.
 

[DrDesmo]

rue Sainte-Catherine 

Adam

[yellowduc]

Best place for the Bachelor "Party" is at Wanda's, corner De la Montagne and Maisonneuve.  On Ste-Catherine there's Club SS.  The groom is always well treated....

Places to go out, Crescant is mostly Anglophone with sir winstons a place to visit.  The new Pinokkio at the corner of Maisonneuve and Crescent has some nice people. 
http://www.crescentmontreal.com/english_main.htm

St-Laurent streets is more French and higher class.
http://www.boulevardsaintlaurent.com/en/commerces.aspx?sortcode=2.18.18.27&cat=59

Enjoy your stay.

[ducatigirl100]

The best street in Montreal is ST-Denis.  There you have restaurant's and  bars it's really the place to be in the summer......St-Catherine is not that all welcoming whit prostitutes ( depending on what reason your coming to Montreal...lol

Crescent street is the place to be during for the F1 Grand Prix

and for a big european flavor you have to go to the old port or Place St-Jacques it's really nice...

...I live in Montreal