Downtown Toronto Business Hotels

"The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The room was small but for one night it wasn’t an issue. It’s in a convenient area where we could take the train to Toronto and not need a car to get anywhere "

"Stay was okay room too small and had a funky smell like clothes left in the washer"

"This hotel does not deserve 4stars it is clean but has no soul Staff is not well trained and lack attention to details The breakfast was acceptable but we tried to eat there for dinner and it was just fast food The amenities eere terrible às if we were in low rated hotel . Tiny sops tiny body cream and the rest attached to to the wall in tubes The bed was Yoo soft and the co RDS were minimal I will not stay there again "

"Super clean and very helpful staff"

"Room was delightful and the view was amazing."

"Excellent location within steps of the King subway station. There are eateries, coffee shops, shoppers galore everywhere. A truly great hotel that offers everything. "

"The room was clean enough but certainly not to the degree of other hotels. The sides of the stove were caked with dust and years of grease/food (clearly it’s not pulled out when the room is cleaned). The common areas weren’t particularly clean either, probably emphasized by the dated carpets. The room was dated and although there have clearly been efforts to improve the space, the quality of the improvements are quite poor (for example, a thick textured wallpaper in the bathroom that is peeling at the edges, looks quite dingy; the toilet paper holder wasn’t secured to the wall). A few of the light switches didn’t work, along with the main living room lamp, leaving the space feeling pretty dark. Despite all this, the staff were very kind and accommodating, which was really the redeeming factor, along with the location and accessibility to the subway. "

"Good clean rooms and amenities, breakfast buffet is good, great customer service but need more front desk staff and luggage storage space, "

"Marvelous location near Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre and Union Station"