Vaughan Hotels with Gym

treception was very nice, the room was very spacious and clean

We stayed at the Home2 Suites by Hilton Toronto Vaughan for four days with the kids to attend the Bruno Mars concert, and it turned out to be an incredibly convenient base for our trip. The hotel’s location is fantastic for getting around the Greater Toronto Area, sitting only about 20 minutes away from Rogers Centre, 30 minutes from downtown Toronto, and a straightforward 90-minute drive from Niagara Falls. Additionally, having a wide variety of fast-food options right outside the hotel made it incredibly easy to grab a quick bite with the children. The facilities overall are good and well-suited for a family stay. We made good use of the handy on-site laundry machines, the kids enjoyed the indoor pool, and paid parking was readily available. However, there were a few minor downsides during our stay. The complimentary breakfast options were quite limited and repetitive, as we stayed for three nights and they only served bacon on our very last day. We also asked the front desk for a late checkout extension, but unfortunately, it was not granted. Despite the rigid checkout policy and the basic breakfast rotation, the clean facilities and unbeatable location make this hotel a stellar value, and we definitely recommend it.

We arrived at the hotel earlier than our check-in time and the staff were able to accommodate us. We had two rooms booked for a business trip and one of the rooms was upgraded, which was a nice surprise and very appreciated. Great experience. Enjoyed our stay. Look forward to seeing you again for next years conference.

There are a lot of places to eat around the hotel, the breakfast variety can not be less, the air conditioning of the room from time to time to make a loud noise, really far, compared to the same brand hotel that has lived in the country, too far.

The hotel is clean and modern, most likely due to the recent remodeling. As someone who has traveled to many counties of the world, this hotel has a good interior design. However, customer service and amenities needs improvement. Tipping culture is a big factor in Canada and the U.S., which I am well aware of, but to tip for a breakfast that is suppose to be included in the hotel payment doesn’t make much sense. To test out how well services will be provided, I purposely did not tip a few times and to my disappointment, customer service was not up to par with the hotel’s reputation. Tipping originated as a way to show gratitude to employees with outstanding customer service. Over time, that has changed and it is understandable. However, even if there is no tip given, basic customer service should be provided.