Absolutely terrible experience. We booked a room here, showed up, got told that the room was not confirmed. We had the confirmation email with no email saying that anything was canceled nor an issued refund from the company we booked through. We then asked to see the place on his screen where it said it cancelled. He then proceeded to tell us that we were disrespecting him and refused to show us anything. He changed his story multiple times and later we received an email asking how checkin was through the website. Very shady business practices here. I would be wary of booking. read more

The bathrooms have slight grime, which wasn't bad. The issue with this hostel is that my friend found bug bites all over him after our first day sleeping there. The mattress under the sheets had bug shells on them too. The owner also does not convert American to Canadian even though it's easy to multiply by .76 on your phone. We are now having to leave everything we took on our vacation outside in trash bags so that our houses don't become infested. read more

All Days Hostel - Beg Bug found after biting my friend - Hostels Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

It's okay if you want to be cheap and connected to the city, it's good for exploring the city, but anything comfort and you'll regret it.

This hostel is a scam. They cancelled my booking and refused to give me back my deposit. Do not book there as they may just keep the money and don't give you a room. I had to make another booking quite late which ends up costing me even more than the deposit they stole. read more

Literally the most heinous place in the entirety of the GTA. To start, they charge a 25$ fee if you arrive late which is unheard of at similar establishments. Then, they do not honor the price you booked at but instead pull out some other number that was 200$ over what I agreed to pay. They also tried to lie and say they did not take Amex which they definitely do, thankfully, so their fraud department can deal with them. Then, the circus of horrors continues when you arrive at your room, where you find an A/C full of mold and linens that may have seen a washer when Harper was in office. At least you have the bedbugs to keep you company. The pillow was flatter than a sheet of 8x11.5. Besides that, the washroom is also generally awful, with a shower liner black with mold as well as a tub that is a cesspool of viral warts and athletes foot. This is all even more disappointing since this place has the potential to be spectacular if they cleaned up their act. They are a 2 min walk to the subway, close to a grocery, close to tons of restaurants, walkable and quiet. But until they get their s*** together, DO NOT STAY HERE. do not trust the prices they put. its a lie. read more

My first ever hostel experience, I didn't know what to expect but I was blown out of the water. The room was clean, comfy and stylish, with a private bathroom that included a towel and an actually decent hair dryer. The room had a tv, fireplace and storage. The bed was very comfy. The hostel itself was clean and well-kept, and the owner is friendly and informative. I had no issues with the free wi-fi. Didn't get a chance to check out the kitchen but will on a future visit- I definitely plan on staying here whenever I go to Toronto (I am from Sudbury, four hours away). The location just can't be beat. Quiet at night- I slept very well- yet only a two-minute walk from the subway and bus lines. Also right across the street from a No Frills (cheap grocer), Rexall (late-night pharmacy), and post office. Multiple breakfast spots within a few minutes' walk as well. Even though I am a young sheltered small-town girl, I had no issues walking back even tipsy, from Church St to Selby (a 20-odd minute walk) around midnight. My only small gripe with the hostel is honestly something I would still expect from a higher-end hotel- which was the room getting uncomfortably warm at night. Can't really be faulted for that. I would recommend this place to anyone! read more

This was our first hostel stay. We choose All Days Hostel because of the price and location. We were not disappointed--we were actually pleasantly surprised. The rooms were clean and the location was great--walking distance to stores, restaurants, and public transportation. Was offered an upgrade with personal restroom for additional $15/night. We took it and were happy with it. The other room did not have a private bathroom, but our son did not mind using the shared bathroom (single user). We would stay here again. read more

All Days Hostel - This building is a popular building style in this area. Nearby, you will find a McDonald's, post office, grocery store, drug store, etc. - Hostels Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I stayed here for one night and it made my 23 hour in Toronto waaaaay better than it could have been. They stayed in contact with me after I booked to make sure my arrival goes well, especially since was coming in late and my flight got delayed. I got a private room and it was affordable for me. They were very accommodating and the place was clean. The room was warm, the shower was really nice, and the staff friendly. There are plenty of places to eat around the area too but tenants are aloud to use the kitchen as long as we clean up after ourselves, perfect if you're not trying to spend too much money on every meal. Now I want to visit Toronto again and I would totally stay here again because it seems like an awesome home base. read more

I wasn't sure if I had booked a hotel or a hostel! Currently on a few city's tour and me and my gf stayed here for 3 nights, as a frequent hostel visitor I was surprised when we booked a private room for next to nothing and we was given this huge room with a to and private bathroom, something you do not get with hostels! The staff are friendly and the rooms are immaculate, small kitchen and common area and the location is perfect with the subway stops just a few 100ft away. Some may have complain about room service and not having any but this is a hostel not the Hilton. I don't think I could fault this place other than the air con was hot. I'd recommend this for everyone staying in Toronto read more

Canceled my booking last minute, stating that they need minimum 4 nights of stay, and my 3 nights is not acceptable, and unless I can spend an extra night, they cannot rebook me. Very inconvenient as I had booked this place long time ago and had made plans. I booked through hotels.com, and nowhere on their listing it talks about minimum of 4 nights. This is after I called them this morning to confirm that everything is ok, and they said it is. read more

I stayed here from 09/04/17 to 09/11/17. A good place to stay if you value privacy and cleanliness. It never got loud there. Nice kitchen. The parking they have is a pass that you can purchase for street parking in the area. Could benefit from installing some AC; my roommates and I kept opening the fire escape door just to cool down the area. Also, other than a $55 round trip to Niagara Falls, they don't have any events here. If you need a place to stay for a few night, it's an okay choice; just don't expect too much. read more

This was my first hostel experience in North America and third ever in my life. That being said below are what I believed were pros and cons of All Days Hostel in Toronto: Pro's: Right next to Subway station (Sherbourne exit) and transit system is extremely efficient, hostel is clean, staff is pleasant and helpful, everyone staying there is kind and thoughtful enough to maintain cleanliness of restrooms after use, quiet and family friendly, TV located in rooms (never used so unsure of cable), strong and fast wifi in common space area, no smoking inside Con's: Check-in time (2pm), rooms are very tight (stayed in single occupant space), walls are very thin and you're able to hear conversations next door, common bathroom so you're at everyone's mercy and have to wait you're turn (it was never more than 10-15 minutes), wifi signal was weak in my room (stayed on second floor down the hall), staff begin shift at 10am (6am in my experience at other hostels). Also be aware, rooms aren't cleaned during stay and there's no complimentary breakfast but there are 2 kitchens (never bothered to see them so can't speak of its grandeur) and there's a grocery store within 50 feet so you can cook at your leisure. Check-in is at 2pm and check out is at 11am. There are restaurants and a 24-hour McDonalds within 5 minute walking distance. Subway fare is $3 and is good for 2 hours (on bus as well) for one way ticket. You can purchase tokens in bulk and they're a little cheaper that way. Subway runs from 6am-1:30am on weekdays so you can get from the airport to the hostel within 1-1.5 hours but you will have to transfer buses/subways with luggage. I would recommend the 192 Express shuttle from airport to Kipling, from Kipling catch the subway (North?). There are convenience stores within the subway that can help with directions. Subways can be busy during peak times but I visited early Aug and they were never crammed despite having music festivals and various events. Big clean city next to the water so there's always something going on. It's pretty safe for a big city (always use caution though) and everyone was super friendly in the city and the hostel, so I would definitely recommend visiting Toronto and staying at the All Days Hostel! read more

I definitely recommend this place. Don't expect room service (it's a hostel). It is a good price, especially considering that it is nice and clean, lovely furnishings in the downstairs common room, free wifi, and excellent location. The subway is a two minute walk, and the best of yonge and bloor streets only 15 minutes away. The manager is nice and friendly. I have tried out three hostels in the city so far, and for the downtown area this one is the best. Thank you for a lovely stay :) read more

This hostel has more of a hotel feel to it, except with the bonuses hostels usually have. To make it easy, I will just give you a list of pros and cons. Cons: - No fridge or microwave in the room - There was a GIGANTIC bug in our room, crawling alongside our baggage. Disgusting! - We book a twin room because there were no double rooms available, only to find out that the beds were French beds and we easily could have booked a single room for us. - There is not always someone at the front desk it seemed to be a matter of luck whether or not someone was there to help out. - No room service during our stay, the room looked quite dirty after 5 nights (though it was clean when we checked in) - The vents of the air conditioning were under the bed, meaning we had to move the bed in order to properly cool down. - 5 dollars extra for doing laundry - No breakfast included Pros: - TV in the room - Private bathroom - Two fully equipped kitchens in the hostel with fridges to store stuff and microwaves for heating it up - Free and exceptionally fast wi-fi for a hostel - Very close to Bloor St. shopping district, around the corner from the subway - Air conditioning - Laundry room (see also cons) - Walking distance (5-10 mins) to 3 large supermarkets - Bookshelves and common room TV read more