Best Hotels near Forks of the Credit Provincial Park (Reservation Required), Caledon

Great hotel but terrible to buy it from this sigh if your from Canada. They changed me a extra 55$ Compared to what the hotel was charging for the night... they are just stealing from you... I would never booked if i thought I was gonna come out to be that much. Tried to talk to help on the phone for a bit of a refund. Not a dollar back. So just walk in don’t use TRIP.com

Wonderful home environment in a peaceful neighborhood. Easy to access. Breakfast lovely. Nice break after busy city daytime activities. Fabulous hosts! Looking forward to returning in warm weather to take advantage of all the outdoor amenities.

Breakfast is simple and the bed is comfortable. The facilities are also very comprehensive and the bathroom design is very reasonable. The location of the hotel is very convenient, the parking lot is quite large and it seems that there is no charge. There is a supermarket within 3 minutes walk, and all Wal-Mart has it. Shopping is super convenient.

#positive #I was happy with the Toiletries, Nearby Shops, Soundproofing, Value for Money, Room Layout, Natural Light in the Room

We stayed at the DoubleTree in September prior to flying to Greece and were really impressed! Everything was very clean and the decor was modern and updated. Robert, our server at the Taza Grill, was delightful to talk to, and the meal was excellent. Joseph and the front desk staff were very friendly and professional and the airport shuttle driver, Qurshi, had a wonderful sense of humour and helped to make our experience a really enjoyable one. We will definitely be back!

I made the booking in January and then read some reviews touching on what the reviewers perceived to be negatives. I did not see this in any aspect of our stay. It again reinforces my belief about a certain group of people who nit-pick unnecessarily, and are never really satisfied. It was a very comfortable 8-nights stay for my family of 5 visiting relations in Brampton. My kids particularly loved the indoor swimming. Location was okay, it is not downtown Toronto or even Brampton - and this is reflected in the price. It was very clean and was kept clean. Breakfast was the standard hotel offering, but well worth it. Staff were friendly, respectful and keen to help. Ultimately, a very good stay and I’ll happily stay again.

We booked this hotel for an overnight stay before flying across to LA . On arrival , the lobby seemed a little dingy , however , we were warmly welcomed, and although our room wasn’t ready ( as we were early ) we were offered a place to sit , our luggage to be stored , and a cup of coffee so all was good ! When we got access to our room , we were pleasantly surprised , it was spacious , spotlessly clean , comfy beds , a nice bathroom , everything you need for an overnight stay . We went into the bar / pub in the hotel , have to say the bar tender was AMAZING ,he had a knack of keeping everyone happy , he engaged , cleaned tables , took food orders , delivered said food orders , cleared away , and no one sat with an empty glass ! He really was an excellent bar tender , I would happily employ him ! ! Food and wine standard were excellent also ! Free airport shuttle , so , all in all , I’d say this is an excellent choice for a night before or after a flight , give it a try !

就在Airport road,自駕打車都很方便。 對面沃爾瑪，吃飯也很方便。

During my stay in the Hilton Gardens hotel at Toronto airport mistakes were made. Let me start with my own. I didn't realize there are several Hilton hotels at the airport and took the shuttle to the wrong one. Let me tell you: Canada is not made for pedestrians and it was a cumbersome walk to the correct Hilton on foot. Also: because of the name Garden I expected a hotel surrounded by a lush garden. No such thing. It's on a bleak, grey, asphalt area with no garden or any features at all. Or do they consider the giant car parks to be ”gardens”? Another mistake by me: this being the first visit to Canada, perhaps I should be prepared better. However, the breakfast at Hilton Gardens is not suitable at all for vegans. Smoothies have cow milk in them and other options are just sweets disguised as actual food. As Canada is not designed for pedestrians, there's no supermarket anywhere and thus I went seriously hungry. Next it's the hotels turn. Hotel airports need good sound insulation to keep the airplane noise out. And indeed: not an airplane can be heard in the room. However, the air conditioning is the loudest I have ever encountered. Parking a car with a petrol engine in the room and running it would be more quiet! Luckily, the airco can be turned off. However, the frig cannot be turned off and it kept me awake basically all night. And the worst thing is: when I opened it in the morning hoping to find a mini bar, it turns out it's empty! Why waste so much electricity and noise to cool an empty space? How about just running it if in use to cool stuff? On top of the noise of the a frig a constant 24 hour droning mechanical noise could be heard in my room (#1516). It sounded like a factory or perhaps a huge aircon unit on top of the roof?