Hotels in Downtown Toronto, Toronto

The shared shower room is *too* shared, meaning there's nowhere to put your personal toiletries. A simple breakfast is provided in the morning, which is nice. I liked that the beds have curtains. It's great that shower towels are provided for free. There's a 24-hour convenience store right out front. However, there are homeless people around 24/7 next to it... It's unnerving when they all stare at me at once... I felt scared both day and night. Some homeless individuals stand by the convenience store door, holding it open, then demand money after opening it for you. I know how to open a door myself, and I never asked them to open it for me... I was sharing a room with someone from a country known for poor hygiene, and they had a strong, unpleasant body odor. It was truly agonizing. My request to switch rooms was not processed, apparently because there were no other rooms available.

Great hotel with an excellent location, just a stone's throw from Union Station where the airport train arrives. The room was clean and spacious, with plenty of storage. There were coffee and tea making facilities in the room, and a cafe in the lobby. The breakfast was quite tasty; you can order one dish and a drink from the menu if breakfast is included in your room rate. The front desk staff were efficient and friendly, especially Andrew who stood out during check-in. You can leave your luggage for storage when checking out, and there's daily housekeeping. The price was a bit high, but I guess that's typical for Toronto. Also, the heating system was quite noisy, but it wasn't an issue for me personally. Similarly, the soundproofing might be a bit weak for sensitive sleepers. All in all, a good deal, and I would consider returning.

The hotel lobby and room were very clean and offered great amenities, including a microwave, hot water, and complimentary tea and coffee. The complimentary breakfast was also quite good, with a variety of options such as different types of bagels, muffins, spreads, and juices. Additionally, both concierges were extremely friendly and helpful, assisting us with luggage storage, modifying breakfast options, and more. The service was excellent overall, and I would highly recommend this hotel!

I don't know which link the order is wrong, the room is wrong. But the hotel provides a better treatment plan, which is quite satisfactory.

Understanding what this place is will help with expectations. It’s not a 5 star hotel and it’s not meant to be. While there are some rooms that have a private washroom, many have a shared washroom with a couple washrooms on each level. Kind of like a hostel. If you’re looking for a place to sleep for a night or 2 in a great location in downtown Toronto, without having to spend a new car payment, then this place is great. Beds are clean and comfortable. I got a room with 2 single beds for under $130 after missing my train and needing a place to sleep until the next train in the morning. About a 10 to 15 minute walk to Union Station. Service is friendly.

The hotel is in the city center and the location is great. The front desk service was also excellent. The room was quite spacious. I stayed Friday night and checked out Saturday. Early Saturday morning, the fire alarm went off repeatedly. It scared me, and I wasn't sure what was happening, so I quickly grabbed my passport and wallet and went downstairs. Later, I found out it was just a drill. So early in the morning... I was really quite speechless.

The hotel is centrally located in downtown Toronto, within walking distance to Eaton Center, St. Lawrence market, shops and restaurants. It’s well maintained with friendly and helpful staff. We enjoyed our stay at the hotel and in the city very much.

The hotel has three entrances, making it very convenient for transportation. It features a swimming pool and a kids' playroom. Many tour groups and airline crews often stay here, which proves it's a popular hotel in Toronto.

The location is terrific and very convenient. The iconic landmarks are all within about half an hour's walk. Simple breakfast is provided daily. There are separate sections for working or socialising which are good. Only setback is that it can be quite disruptive if you are a light sleeper. Noises are inevitable given all pods are in the same space.

1) This is a serviced apartment, so you won't see a hotel name, and there's no staff to help you check in. About three days before arrival, the manager contacted me via email and WhatsApp, asking me to send my passport details and credit card for a deposit. Finally, they sent a QR code by email, with instructions to use it at a key box outside the building to get the keys for the apartment. If you're a traveler who dislikes constantly checking emails while on vacation, you should definitely consider this before booking. 2) The unit is fully equipped with cooking facilities and cleaning supplies. However, the furniture is old and not as good as it appears in the photos. 3) When I booked, it was advertised as one bedroom and a study, but it turns out the 'study' doesn't have a door; it's more like a bed placed in a corner of the living room. 4) The cleanliness was subpar. 5) The sliding door to the balcony was damaged and couldn't be opened or closed.