Matt’s Ratings
I’ve rated each station of the network based on its architecture, art, design, and layout. Naturally, these ratings reflect my own purely subjective opinions.
5 arrows: A masterpiece!
One of those stations that make you glad you live in Montreal.
Acadie
Angrignon
Champ-de-Mars De la Concorde Du Collège Georges-Vanier LaSalle Lionel-Groulx Place-Saint-Henri Radisson 4 arrows: A must-see!
A very good-looking station that’s a pleasure to travel through. You’re lucky if you live or work near one of these.
De Castelnau De la Savane Édouard-Montpetit Fabre Honoré-Beaugrand Jolicoeur Langelier McGill Monk Namur Outremont Parc Peel Pie-IX Place-des-Arts Préfontaine Saint-Michel Square-Victoria–OACI Université-de-Montréal Verdun3 arrows: Worth the visit!
A serviceable and attractive station, or a fairly plain station that still has some points of interest.
Assomption Beaubien Beaudry 
Berri-UQAM Bonaventure Cartier Charlevoix Côte-des-Neiges Côte-Sainte-Catherine Côte-Vertu Crémazie D’Iberville Henri-Bourassa Lucien-L’Allier Montmorency Mont-Royal Plamondon Rosemont Sherbrooke Snowdon Vendôme Viau Villa-Maria
2 arrows: Nothing special.
An undistinguished station, more a utility than an amenity.
Atwater Cadillac Jarry Jean-Drapeau Jean-Talon Joliette Laurier Papineau Place-d’Armes Saint-Laurent1 arrow: Bad.
This station has problems—the decoration is ugly or painfully dull, or it is poorly laid out.