3-Star Hotels in Toronto

The hotel was in an excellent location. I was able to do most attractions in Toronto by walking from the hotel. The room was nice and modern and the bed was comfortable to sleep in. The view was awesome and captured a good amount of the downtown area. For the price I paid I say it was worth it. I would definitely visit this hotel again.

I recently hosted a conference at the Gibson Ballroom and the staff were incredibly flexible and attentive. Catering was amazing and the event staff made sure our every need was taken care of. I worked with Cathy, Kimia, Alla, and Kuga, and they were all very kind and professional. Despite there being an issue with heating, the hotel made sure proper measures were put in place to solve this issue. The event was a huge success!

by Lake Ontario. Get off at Union Station of the subway, turn to Streetbus No. 509 and 510 in the subway station, and you will arrive at the hotel entrance. The girl at the front desk is very elegant. Inside and outside the hotel are stylish and stylish, and the rooms are fresh and beautiful. Very comfortable. Equipped with coffee machine, several coffee capsules.

Location is good. just 2-3 mins walk to College Station. Breakfast is nice at the restaurant in lobby floor. It’s also easy to find restaurants in Yonge Street, just 6-15 mins walk to North or South or take TTC to other place. You could book a Niagara Falls & pick-up at the hotel.

We did a one nighter staycation! hung around the pool all day, ate at the patio restaurant, that had excellent service and food. Room was fine, balcony was a definite perk, only problem was a tree a little to the left of our balcony....someone had thrown something into the tree, it actually looked like underwear! So we just kind of didn't look that way. Maybe we should have told someone lol, but then what, some poor employee has to take a ladder to a tree to retrieve underwear?? Wasn't going to be us who called. We also hung out later in the evening at the in-door pool. Its awesome the ceiling. A must see! Anyway, all was great. We would stay there again for sure, with the hope someone got that underwear down from the balconies view haha. It's a great hotel.

Great location. Walked everywhere. Hotel itself is a bit past its prime- and a bit tight in the lobby- breakfast was a tight squeeze (they even put the coffee right at the front door- nearly blocking the entrance!). But the room was roomy. It's great to have this much space and be downtown. Was nice location for all of downtown and we walked back from our sunset boat cruise- was nice to be near the lake for that. Definitely recommend but note that it is an older Residence Inn.

The suite hotel room is spacious, you can put an extra bed in the living room, and charge 25 Canadian dollars a day before tax. The kitchen facilities are complete, including utensils, which is convenient for family travel. The hotel is strategically located, 4 minutes walk from the subway station. The hotel has an underground parking lot. 30 Canadian dollars per day before tax. The basement is equipped with a public coin-operated washing machine and dryer, one to two Canadian dollars each time. There is also a larger indoor swimming pool. Although it is a bit dated, it is generally good.

Airport shuttle runs every 30 minutes. So picking up at the airport is sometimes inconvenient. I arrived at picking Point a couple minutes after the shuttle left. So I used Uber as it’s only 5 minutes away. Leaving the hotel is no problem as you can plan in advance.

Rooms are very outdated, bathroom walls, dirty bathroom door is a sliding door, which is about 3 inches opened from the wall no privacy when using washroom , Small mini fridge just laid on the floor with a microwave laid on top We felt like we were staying in hostile, paid $266 for the night, which was outrageous the room was probably only worth $99 Staff friendly, the lounge, clean and updated

The hotel is relatively central for walking to downtown. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom spacious. However essentially it's an old house that superficially looks good. There are almost no practicalities in the noisy room. No wardrobe, no slippers, no coat hangers, no table for your suitcase (just a thin desk like thing almost too narrow for a laptop), one chair. Staff friendly, no menu so I didn't try the food. Neighbouring rooms were easily heard and while it was clean, it was run down and worn.