My wife and I stayed 3 months in JJ One Bed Room Apartment Excellent Service, Very Friendly,…read moreLocation is Great, Fast Wifi, Fully Equipped Kitchen, close to supermarket, Starbucks downstairs, Tim Hortons on the other side, Commitment and Flexibility from day one. Simple we felt we are home.

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Stayed here for a conference in the area, it's an only hotel with some upgrades. Elevators can be…read moreconfusing if you go to wrong side. The washroom could use some work I saw black mold in the caulking. Soap amenities are expensive. Kitchen is nice but I don't think you'll be hauling groceries to cook in it, maybe light non fry breakfast. Restaurant and room service but there's a fee charge for delivery to room. There's no parking so I had to drop off the car uptown North York and hope the TTC. Not much of a view from my window- but an affordable and not too slum hotel to stay. Expedia gives you a voucher for daily ritual and you can get a free coffee if you download the app for the first time.

I had a last minute trip pop up and decided I wanted to be in the King and Yonge area as there were…read morea few places I wanted to check out as well as it being convenient on the TTC line to jump on the subway. After searching a bit, I settled on One King West as I've stayed here in the past but it's been quite a bit of time since I've been here. I arrived a little early and they allowed me to check in early. The staff were super friendly and the hotel was busy but not super swamped. I went through the glass doors to the elevators and headed up to my room. The cleaning staff were cleaning up some rooms but mine was fully done. I opened it up and I think it was smaller than the rooms I've stayed in previously. The main entrance was pretty open and led to a kitchenette. There was a washroom on the left and the bedroom on the right. The washroom was alright. It had a stand up shower with some bottles of body wash, shampoo and I can't remember if there was separate conditioner or not. The bedroom was decent size and had a decent size TV. The bed was pretty comfortable and didn't feel run down like some of the places I've stayed at recently. I went downstairs and noticed they had a cafe attached. I don't recall if they had this the last time I was here but I did grab some things from here the next day. I stayed here for all the things in the area so didn't really check out the restaurant or bar attached to the lobby. There seemed to be a lot of new restaurants and eateries in the area. When I returned that night to get a nights rest, the bed was comfortable but the mechanical stuff kept waking me as it was loud. It woke me a few times that night. I think it was just the room I was in as I don't recall this the last time I was here. Would give this place a try again but book earlier as I booked last minute and hopefully get a better room

Carol Murray of Your Vacation Home was an absolutely brilliant planner and a pleasure to work with…read more She planned an Athens getaway and Greek Island Cruise for my daughter and I, and it was perfect. Carol made everything easy and did so much, but most of all, she chose from the overwhelming myriad of options based on what she knew was important to us, by asking questions. Her decision to plan a Celestyal cruise was definitely the right choice for us. I'm glad I trusted the expert! I'd highly recommend Carol if you need a travel agent or vacation planner.

I'm not sure I can put into words how much I appreciate Your Vacation Home, Carol Murray and her…read moreteam for making our fantasy trip come true!! We absolutely LOVED everything about it, we had three glorious days in Athens in a great hotel an outstanding week long Greek cruise with Celestial Crystal which I would recommend in a second WOW every crew member every show all the food I could go on forever, just outstanding!! We were then whisked off in a water taxi to Venice and our fantasy trip continued to blow our minds away!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart, I will cherish my memories forever!!!

Overall: 8/10 Service: 9/10…read moreRoom: 6/10 Atmosphere: 8/10 Value: 6/10 Great location in downtown Toronto. Rooms are nice but dated. The front desk was incredibly attentive and helpful. The lobby is great and the restaurant is decent in a pinch for a quick dinner.

This was an high end hotel. I was here because my husband was doing Marathon last Sunday. And TCS…read morehad a welcome family Brunch for the supported runners. They had a breakfast at a separated room, then 9am going to checkin the family member of the runner. And 10am we could stay inside and started our brunch. We walked around the hotel before the room was ready. The entrance of the hotel has decorated with some pumpkins that really like Fall festival. They do have business lounge at ground floor level. 2nd floor was the meeting rooms or the function rooms. There was a bridge that we could walk to outside of the hotel to the City Hall. Inside the function, TCS was ready a big screen TV to camera the runners. I found my husband ran passing the line and took the pictures from the TV, while my little girl was enjoying her beef. For the food, they were tasty, and suited everyone's need. Drinks were variable. Beers, bloody ceases, orange juice with champagne... It was a windy day that my daughter and I both stayed inside with covers and watched him to win. The service of the hotel also really good. We walked everywhere, the staff would ask what they could help us, when we need some direction.

We enjoyed a quiet 2 night stay here. the living room of the suite is spacious, with a couch,…read morecoffee table, side chair, desk with chairs, and a very useful sink in the kitchen area which has a fridge, microwave and coffee maker. A few dishes, and a hand towel for this area would have been helpful. bedroom, with 2 beds and nightstand in between was an ok size; beds were too soft for us. excellent closet space and great number of hangars. tub and toilet are in one room, sink in adjacent room, with door in between. would have made more sense for us to have toilet/sink in one room and shower in the other. large, soft bath towels. wish they did not still use the mini bottles of shampoo/conditioner/body lotion: they only add to the plastic waste problem. location perfect for st. lawrence mkt, yonge st, city hall, restaurants, groceries stores. every staff member we dealt with was friendly and helpful. we were readily allowed early check-in and late checkout with no extra charge.

Traveling often, I love staying at hotels. Most hotels are worth the money, but I don't think this…read moreone is. First of all, they don't let you check in early, which is fine, but it creates a backlog of people checking in at 4pm. We checked in then on a Friday in July and the line took almost an hour to get our keys. Staff at the desk were slow. The suite was okay, but came with an odd smell. The sofa couch advertised was not sleep able. It was spiky and uncomfortable. There are so many hotels nearby. I'd skip this one for one of them.

MTCC 1230 JUNE 2022…read more PPM publish an emergency procedure but when you need it the process does not exist. I had a late night flood (suite upstairs water tank burst) and my many phone calls to PPM were useless. The answering service said I would need to wait for the day time staff. For 7 hours I watched and listened to the water pouring in. Making every hour a more expensive flood situation. The after flood service from PPM was just as bad: Everyday I asked PPM to come to see me to cover next steps and they finally came 6 days later. The humidity readings behind my bathroom tiling was relative value: 999 Wet. I was displaced for weeks. There was no assistance given to the mess I was in. The recovery work was unsupervised with substandard contractors, equally rude responses and absolutely no customer care. MTCC 1230 Owner 23 years

Stay Away!!!! I have been meaning to leave this review for…read moreabout a year and a half. I fired this company because I felt like I spent too much time managing my property management company. One PPM rep was constantly late or a no-show with tons of excuses. There was only one employee of PPM that I trusted and when she quit, I told the founder/CEO they had 3 months to prove to me they weren't the disaster they appeared to be prior to that one trust-worthy person. He made lots of promises to me but in the end my tenants were soooo displeased with the service/lack of service and attention they got from PPM. To punctuate this terrible experience, PPM claimed they lost all my unit keys (they magically became un-lost when I showed up at their office), and they kept my tenant's security deposits claiming I owed them money for a repair they could not provide me with an invoice to substantiate. Subsequently, they stopped communicating with me altogether. Oh, I failed to mention I had a horribly, scream-y argument with PPM on the phone trying to settle some issues prior to this. Have you ever spoken with someone who just yells over you when you try to talk? Fun stuff. lol. I would prefer to deal with Canada Revenue Agency everyday than the headache this company gave me...if that helps explain anything.

Note that The Westin Prince is no longer The Westin Prince, but rather the Pan Pacific Toronto…read more Even though, there are still several signs in the community that say "The Westin Prince" even though it is no longer a Westin property and no longer The Prince. Prior to about two years ago, I would always stay with family when I was traveling to Toronto. I then learned that the Pan Pacific (which my family calls the Old Prince) was only about five minutes from where many of my family members live. Since then, I've been staying there about 3-4 times a year, sometimes on my own and sometimes with my sister. I have found that the rooms, restaurant (Seasons), and common areas were comfortable while the staff were very helpful. I typically would get a king bed or two queens (if I was traveling with someone else), and often get an upgrade to a larger room, a balcony room, or even once for my birthday, a junior suite. There is typically an amenity dropped off (small package of three chocolates with two sparkling waters) along with daily water bottles. The beds are comfortable, and there are individual-sized shampoos and other amenities in the bathroom that get restocked as needed. While this Pan Pacific location doesn't offer complimentary breakfast for Titanium members, you can get a discount based on your status level at its restaurants. My only challenge in the rooms over my visits has been days where housekeeping is skipped for no particular reason or the blinds that sometimes fall down. Any time I have reported anything to the front desk, they have fixed it that day. The other amenities in the hotel have been useful. We often use the fitness center, only a short walk away, though there are a few machines that have been removed over the last two years though they haven't replaced them. There is also an outdoor pool, which we haven't used but have seen people using. On one occasion, we went for a walk along one of the trails, which didn't go that far. We always park a vehicle at the hotel, and as long as you have a picture of your license plate to show the staff at check-in, you can easily come in and out at your convenience for a daily rate of $20, I believe. There are also conference rooms downstairs though we haven't used them before. I used a status match and then stayed there once in order to earn a status with GHA Discovery inclusive of Pan Pacific Hotels. You can sign up with the GHA Discovery Silver status without a previous stay, and then after two visits or spending $1000 USD, you can upgrade your status to GHA Discovery Gold. The higher statuses are Platinum and Titanium. As a GHA DISCOVERY member, you'll earn up to 7% back in Discovery Dollars (D$) on every eligible purchase to be used on your next visit. Other perks for all tiers include complimentary internet, exclusive rates and offers, birthday treats, savings at spa outlets, and savings on dining bills (up to 20% off). Depending on status level, you can also get a local amenity at check-in, upgraded room experience, early check-in, late check-out, status sharing, priority room availability, and complimentary breakfast. I certainly recommend that someone in North York, Ontario looking for a hotel consider this as an option. It's certainly worth it! I also want to give recognition to Denise, Anas, and Pranav for always being so helpful.

Very clean. Great location, only 20 min from downtown. Friendly staff. Easy check-in. Close to…read moremany great restaurants. Priced reasonably. Easy access to highways.

I visited the Billy Bishop airport for the first time during the Toronto Doors Open event. The…read moreevent had very poor signage and was more crowded than usual with vehicle traffic, shuttle bus line ups and the 509 light rail train was crazy because of Line 1 issues. I had gone to this location to experience the flight simulation, at 2:30pm well before 5pm, I waited 15min in the rain at 8 deg C for my turn then got turned away. Throughout there was poor signage and a lack of staff outside to direct patrons. After travelling 2.5 hrs by Go Bus one way, the overall experience was disappointing.

First time flying Porter Airlines, as well as in/out of Billy Bishop Airport (YTZ). There's a…read morepedestrian tunnel to walk to the other side. If you rent a car from Enterprise or National, you can take the ferry (duration: ~1m), which departs every 15m. Enterprise provided me with a free 1-way, prepaid ticket. https://www.billybishopairport.com/to-from/ferry/ Fast Wi-Fi -- 164 down, 200 up. Priority Pass: Aspire / Air Canada Cafe https://www.prioritypass.com/lounges/canada/toronto-billy-bishop-city/ytz-aspire-lounge

Amazing hotel Restaurant is excellent.we enjoyed the service…read moreand atmosphere. The restaurant on the 38 floor is elegant and fancy.

I was very disappointed with my experience at The Westin Harbour Castle Toronto yesterday…read more After my family returned from an island tour, we were waiting outside the hotel for our Uber. I needed to use the restroom, so I went inside and politely asked the janitor if I could use it. Without much courtesy, he told me I wasn't allowed because I wasn't a hotel guest and walked away while I was still speaking. Hoping for a more understanding response, I spoke with the manager. His name is Riston Dsouza.Unfortunately, he also told me I couldn't use the restroom because it was the hotel's policy. He even compared it to a gas station, saying you can't use their restroom without buying something. I understand that every business has the right to set its own policies. My disappointment wasn't just about being told "no"--it was about the way the situation was handled. A little kindness, empathy, and professionalism would have gone a long way. Instead, I was left feeling embarrassed and unwelcome. Hotels, especially those with the reputation of Westin, should strive to make everyone feel respected, whether they are registered guests, restaurant patrons, visitors, or people simply asking for help. Customer service isn't just about enforcing policies--it's also about treating people with courtesy and dignity. I hope the management will reconsider how situations like this are handled and remind staff that compassion and respect leave a lasting impression, even when the answer has to be "no."