Getting from the arrival area at the airport to the express train is a long and winding walk. But…read moreit is well signed, and once we got there, staffed with friendly people to help the clueless. Pay for the ticket at the kiosk just before the platform to save a few dollars. You can use your credit card to pay, swipe to get in, and then swipe to get out once you exit the train. Union Station is the last stop, and from there you can easily connect to the subway. Once you know how to do it, this is probably the least stressful and most economic way to reach the city. And the most environmentally friendly too!

Very convenient service but needs an extension of hours! I know it may be wishful thinking but 24/7…read moreservice would be amazing. Or at least starting around 4am, as there are many early flights. Coming in late also might limit folks, as they plan to take the UP and come in later than expected. However, fast and efficient!

Toronto Review 17/17: We stayed at this pretty nice hotel while in Toronto for a few days. Check-in…read morewas pretty easy, with the hotel having a nice lobby, and the staff in general was very friendly. The biggest pro for this place is that it's right near a bunch of places to visit. From Nathan Phillips Square being literally across the street to a bunch of museums only being 10-15 minutes away walking, it was excellent for the two of us. The rooms were decent with good internet, though they were missing a few things found in better hotels. I think the space could have used another chair or two, as there weren't that many places to put things down. The room felt a bit dark otherwise, and the shower could have used a bit more pressure. Also, breakfast isn't included, but that isn't always the case. We personally didn't check out the sauna, pool, or gym as we were both busy every day. In terms of leaving, they were able to quickly arrange a car service to get us to Billy Bishop, and the price was actually reasonable, being better than Uber or otherwise. If you're looking for a perfectly fine hotel in the middle of everything, I would recommend this place. It's not the best hotel I've ever been to or close to, but it was good, and it definitely fit the purpose. Just need those little things to be an all-star spot.

Traveled to Toronto with my husband and 7 year old son. I chose this place because of its location…read moreand because it had a pool. Im so glad I did! Lobby was busy but check in was easy. To access room floor a key card was necessary in the elevator. The key card is also needed to access the pool and fitness center. The room (782) was a little outdated but sufficient for what we needed. The bathroom looked newer but the you had to hold the toilet handle down to make sure it flushes. Water pressure and temp was perfect. Pillows were great: most soft, some a little firmer. Sheets were comfy. It did get a little loud at night both from the streets and from people walking in the hallway. The pool was great! It rained the first night we arrived and people continued swimming under the indoor area. The fitness center is right next to the pool area: they had a lot of updated machines and weights. The hotel is across the street from the large TORONTO sign. Take the escalator down and you're connected to the PATH : which provided access to the 1 subway line. Everything was a 20 minute walk or an $8 Uber ride away. Great location.

To start, the sleeping arrangements were below average. The beds creaked incredibly loudly, even…read morewith the slightest movement, making it difficult to get a good night's rest. Additionally, the customer service was incredibly poor. I was double-charged--once on my card and again on my mother's card, which was only meant to be used for the initial deposit. When I raised this issue, I was told that the refund to her card was sufficient, which was extremely frustrating considering the refund I requested was for the seven nights I had canceled. When I called Robin (from the UK) to address this matter, he was hostile, refused to let me explain the situation, took offense to me calling him sir, and then abruptly hung up on me mid-sentence. I DO NOT recommend Planet Traveler! Instead, I suggest staying at the SameSun Hostel next door--the staff there were incredibly patient, kind, and helpful. Now, I am out approximately 200 CAD for a stay I never even had...

Clean, safe, and great community! What can I say, plus free breakfast. Affordable and conveniently…read morelocated in downtown Toronto, hub of hubs nearest Chinatown and all the public transit. Great staff!

Took VIA Rail from Toronto to Ottawa via business class. Hung out in the business lounge for about…read morean hour prior to departure - access to unlimited coffee and other drinks. Boarding was easy and the seats were comfortable. Pre-ordered our breakfasts - choice of omelet or continental. Except for that croissant muffin, food was meh. Next took the train from Ottawa to Montreal via economy. Again, easy boarding. Although not as nice as business, the seats were still comfortable and plenty of legroom. Traveling by train was convenient and nice experience for the family.

We enjoyed traveling round trip from Windsor to Toronto. The stops in between were quick and…read moreefficient. I recommend the train for comfort and a relaxed experience.

LOVELY! GREAT VALUE! I paid $306CAD/night($218 US/night) for 5 nights over Labour Day weekend,…read morewhich Canadians also celebrate. Not cheap, but still less than a nearby Marriot/Hilton/Sheraton and still a clean, modern, large hotel property that is centrally located. Friendly staff all around. PROs: -Clean, modern, elegant room, albeit a bit on the smaller side. -Bathroom felt more dated, but was still clean and pleasant. -Coffee Machine -Refrigerator -Medium sized LCD TV -Air conditioning -Safe downtown neighborhood with dozens of restaurants, cafes, bars, and eateries in walking distance. -Indoor Pool and Jacuzzi -Free water bottles provided -Great central location, almost every Lyft/Hopp ride I took was $10CAD or less to all the main attractions: CN Tower, Art Gallery Ontario, Ripley's Aquarium, Kensington Market, St. Lawrence Market, and more. CONs: -Rooms are a bit on the smaller side, but I don't spend much time in hotel rooms. -Paper cups only -Front desk can be short staffed at times. I would definitely stay here again.

If there's a deal, this hotel is worth staying at, especially if you have kids. It's a very large…read morehotel so expect crowds, but it has a kid pool with a water slide, game area, and a daycare. The top floor has an adults only pool with two gyms and rooftop views. Check-in was quick and easy despite a line. The hotel is central with many shops and restaurants nearby. For a great bakery, go to nearby La La Bakery.

Small room but great vibes and decor. Lots of nice finishing touches in both the common spaces…read more(like the analog dial above the elevator to indicate what floor its at) and the individual room. A bit on the pricier side, but it is walkable to so much stuff - St. Lawrence Market, Aroma coffee, Cecibar, etc. It also has its own restaurant in the lobby which is great for people like myself arriving late and tired and not wanting to go out but also not wanting to just go straight to the room. No parking available onsite but there's overnight parking at a garage 1 block away for $24CAD. I'd definitely stay here again because it's just such a cute spot in a great area - close to public transit as well. @azfitfoodfun

What a cute boutique hotel in the heart of Toronto. I was in town for work and stayed for three…read morenights. It's a little difficult to find when arriving for the first time, but after being there once, you'll have no trouble. The first thing you'll notice is the cute seating areas that are rather stylish. One night there was even live music. The check-in counter is at the bar of the attached restaurant and the staff was incredibly friendly during my stay. I wasn't in my room much, but while I was there it was small, yet cozy. They had all the amenities that I needed. There wasn't any outside noise that impacted my sleep and the bed was comfy. I did have to adjust the thermostat a few times as it got rather chilly and the table, chair, and TV area was a little janky. I'm not sure I would stay here again as I prefer a more spacious room, but if you're into small spaces and a more unique stay, this would definitely fit the bill.

Absolutely terrible experience. We booked a room here, showed up, got told that the room was not…read moreconfirmed. 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.

The bathrooms have slight grime, which wasn't bad. The issue with this hostel is that my friend…read morefound 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.

I went to Toronto for the first time last December 2025 and landed Toronto Pearson International…read moreAirport from Miami. The airport have a lot of stores, restaurant, nice facilities, and easy to navigate areas. The Toronto Airport have a train station for Union Pearson Express (UP Express) that takes you to Union Station in Downtown Toronto in 28 minutes. It was a comfortable and relaxing train ride that snowy, windy and cold day. I enjoyed the scenic and pretty view from the train. On the day of my departure, I took the first trip of the train in Union Station at 5am to arrive at the Toronto Pearson International Airport early to go through the lines at check-in, TSA and security. Great service and facilities at this airport. Check it out!

Toronto Pearson international airport is where I arrived from LAX. YYZ is clean and fairly well…read morelaid out. Air Canada is definitely the big airline player in Toronto. Flying Air Canada is definitely convenient for Toronto Pearson. Customs and immigration were quick and easy.

This place is a bit difficult to find, but if you get off Bay Station - you are already one step…read morecloser! The staff here are very friendly and are super detailed when explaining how to purchase and use your JR PASS. For those planning to go to Japan, this is a great place to buy your pass. I prefer buying it in-person because I can check the spelling of names and feel that someone else can be my witness/checker lol. They also gave me lots of pamphlets and maps, teaching me to pick up my pass in local stations as opposed to Narita/Haneda Airport (because it can get really busy). Thanks again for your help!

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