1195 Rue Ampere
Montreal, PQ J4B7M6 Nightly Rates(73.22 - 103.37)3 Star
Property Description
A quiet place offering all services and close to everything. Why pay more when you can have the same at budget-price. Welcominns offers you 116 deluxe rooms with minibar and continuous in-room movies and Nintendo games. Don't search anymore. Welcominns Boucherville has all you need.
Amenities
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Mini Bar
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Pool
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Double
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Superior room with two double beds or one queen bed, private bathroom with bathtub and shower, air conditioning, color cable television with premium channels, movies and Nintendo in room, direct dial phone, western style, radio, minibar, soundproofed, large work desk and table. City view.
Superior Queen
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Superior room with one queen bed and one double sofabed, private bathroom with bathtub and shower, air conditioning, color cable television with premium channels, movies and Nintendo in room, direct dial phone, western style, radio, minibar, soundproofed, large work desk and table. City view.
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 13:00
Check out time is 12:00
Time Zone is America/Montreal (-5DST)
116 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
Follow MTL downtown until 40EST. Get on it until you see Pont Champlain and take it. Keep right on that bridge until sign that says 132 EST and take it. Drive on until you see HWY 20EST Quebec and take it. Get off at exit 92 De Mortagne. Turn left at the light, then right at the next light. You are on Ampere St. Go through the next light. The hotel is on your left.
Located on the south shore, minutes from downtown Montreal and its attractions. 10 minutes from Ste-Helene Island, 15 minutes from Olympic Park and Botanical Garden, 25 minutes from St. Joseph Oratory and Old Montreal.
* -YMX- Mirabel Airport / 54.4KM NW* -YUL- Dorval Airport /16KM SW
Guarantee Policy
All arrivals after 6pm must be guaranteed by a valid credit card with expiry date only.
Cancellation Policy
All reservations must be cancelled by 6:00pm local time on arrival date to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/or no-show charge.
Restaurant Information
Restaurants
* Breakfast daily 6:30am-10am * Catering Service. Lunch and dinner to order. * Bifteck. Canadian cuisine. Open 11am-11pm. * Giorgio. Italian cuisine. Open 11am-11pm. * Tim Hortons * Place de L'artisan. French cuisine. Open 11am-11pm. * La Petite France Restaurant. * Chinese Buffet. -Also, downtown Montreal features countless bars, restaurants, night clubs, entertainment of all kinds, Chinese Buffet and Pizza Eggoxtic - 15 minutes away.
Meeting Facility
Meeting Room
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Games in Room * Indoor Pool * Whirlpool * Sauna
Recreation Located Nearby
* Golf Course * Gymnasium * Tennis Courts * Health Club * Raquetball Courts * Recreation Centre * Snow Skiing * SCUBA Diving * Sailing
Attractions
* Golf/ 1.6KM E * Recreation Centre/ 0KM W * Nautilus/ 0.7KM W * Major Indoor Shopping Malls/ 6.4KM NW * Olympic Stadium/ 11.2KM W * Amusement Park/ 13.6KM SW * Botanical Gardens/ 11.2KM W * Man and His World/ 13.6KM SW * Casino/ 13KM SW * Old Montreal/ 16KM SW * St. Lawrence River Cruises/ 10KM SW * Safari Park/ 40 KM SW * McGill University/ 16KM SW * University of Qubec in Montreal/ 14.4KM SW * St. Hubert Air Force Base/ 6.4KM SW * Subway/ 13KM SW * Bus Terminal/ 13KM SW
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