Ants in my room. Didn't know I was booking exterior room. Tight parking. Wouldn't stay again.read more

Been staying at this hotel for years and put thousands of dollars into it, yet, despite booking for…read morea week and paying in advance, I was called by the front desk and told I had to vacate the room because someone else was taking it over. I tried to explain that I had booked the room already and even confirmed my reservation with THREE different staff members, however, I was told that their night staff took my money but "didn't extend my stay on their computer" -- it was the manger who booked me in for a week and yet she's the one who told me to leave in order to make way for the new guest. After that whole fiasco, I was then told to pack up my room and be gone by 12:25 or I wouldn't be refunded my money. Once I made it to the lobby, I was made to wait 20 minutes while the manager chatted on the phone because apparently calling someone else to help me was asking too much. I tried to discuss the issue with the GM who was rude and extremely condescending. Trying to fix the issue didn't help though because I was told I wasn't welcome back to the hotel. After leaving the hotel, I was approached by the GM in the parking lot who told me to either sign a receipt or give her back the refund she issued me. Now keep in mind that this was MY money that had been refunded by the hotel after they kicked me out despite me having paid and being booked. I told her I wasn't giving her MY money and she then attempted to grab my arm and then stand in front of my car. I'm not even sure why I chose to come back to this hotel because they don't clean the rooms. I stayed here for 3 full months back in 2022, and it got so bad that I had to go out and buy a broom, mop, mop bucket, and cleaners. In the end, I ended up spending $150 to clean the room. Housekeeping entered my room once and a pair of diamond earrings that I had sitting on my end table went missing. I practically tore my room apart searching for them because I didn't want to believe they would steal from me, but they were gone. After that, I just took anything of value with me when I left the room. Some of the staff are extremely sweet people but the majority are rude.

Clean rooms Quiet…read more Great customer service, attentive and helpful Coffee in the morning was good

The charming, clean , welcoming gem in the middle of Newmarket. We stayed here with my husband and…read moretoddler on the way to and from Niagara Falls and will definitely come back. The family owned business makes you feel like at home. I love having freshly brewed coffee and continental breakfast , in the garden overlooking the pond with koi fish. Facility has an indoor swimming pool and tennis court. The room was newly remodeled, service fast and efficient. Parking is plentiful.

The hotel is quite nicely maintained during the construction period. The staff are friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

I'm a little conflicted on this review. First things first, IHG properties aren't my main go-to (I…read moreprefer Hilton brand) but there really aren't too many options without going another half hour from where I needed to be. The lobby smelled horribly of chlorine from the pool every time I went downstairs. Not your normal "oh, there's a pool nearby" - more like you walked INTO the pool. I can't imagine what the actual pool was like. The room and bathroom were both fine - not immaculate, but I didn't need to call anyone about what I saw. And there was plenty of hot water, which has been problematic in a lot of hotels I've been in recently. So there's a plus. The breakfast in the morning is free, but it isn't great. The cinnamon rolls are probably the best part, but I don't trust the egg products (scrambled or omelet.) Not a lot of variety either, but it's free so I can't complain much. There is a McDonald's nearby if you want to forego the hotel breakfast. If there was another good option, I don't think I'd stay here again - but unless something new opens up, I'll likely be staying here again in the future.

First and foremost, a Big shout out to Rhoda who was extremely kind and accommodating…read more Overall it was a cool hotel- an old post office with interesting artwork. The people were nice, beds comfortable, and food good. It's also in a great location to walk to restaurants and shops.My only complaint is how you could hear everything outside of the hotel and in the halls.

I loved my stay at the Postmark Hotel. It recently opened and I'm so glad it opened in time for my…read moretrip to visit my friend. It is located in the charming main street area of Newmarket. The hotel has a lounge, restaurant and a rooftop to hang out and eat/drink at. There are also a lot of options on main street just out from the hotel. The hotel use to be a post office, originally built-in 1914, and they incorporated that nicely into little touches inside the hotel. When you walk in you are in the lobby/restaurant area. The front desk is right there. During my whole stay I received great customer service. I surprisingly arrived on their grand opening day. They had a soft launch open two months previous. For being a new hotel my stay went smoothly. If you walk in from main street you are on the second floor. There is a parking lot/garage on the first floor. It seems that this option is the only accessible option since the second floor/main street entrance has stairs leading to the door. I stayed on the third floor - room 305 to be exact. I looked out onto main street. The elevators on each floor have their own room, so to my knowledge there are no hotel rooms next to a noisey elevator. The door leading to the hotel rooms is a heavy door and slightly loud though. My room was away from the elevator room door so it didn't bother me. One thing I love about this hotel is they used thick doors and the walls were thick and made well. I didn't have a problem hearing any hotel neighbors. I did hear noise from the street below, usually from the nightlife, but it never lasted too late. I do sleep with a white noise app so that helped. My room was done very well. I loved the decor and ambiance. It was high quality. It took me a minute to figure out the blinds haha, but I was very happy with it. My favorite part was the bed and pillows - it was so comfortable. Usually hotel pillows (even high end hotels) aren't that great in my opinion because they sink or her squished easily, but the Postmark hotels are the perfectly confortable. I slept super well here. Last note - they have a water station on the second floor down the hallway of the rooms. They supply pitchers and ice buckets. I loved having pitchers of water for my stay. I would definitely stay here again!

Last summer, my family stayed here during our stay in Toronto. It was one of the newer hotels…read morearound the Markham/Richmond Hill area and had complimentary parking. The rooms were very spacious and they had Dove and J.R. Watkins products in the bathroom. Staff was very friendly. There was also complimentary breakfast every morning. They had pancakes, eggs, muffins, bread, cinnamon rolls, cereal, oatmeal, fruits, yogurt, coffee/tea and juices. Breakfast was average but can't complain since it was free. Overall, it was a very enjoyable stay.

I had client seminars to conduct in Aurora this week and spent Tuesday night and last night at the…read moreHoliday Inn Express & Suites. When I had reserved a room online on Monday, there were only rooms with two queen beds available. When I checked it on Tuesday afternoon, I asked if there were any rooms with one king bed available ... it's just me, I don't need two beds. The receptionist upgraded me to a king suite, which was nice of her. It was a big room! I was at the client's site most of the time on Tuesday and Wednesday so coming back to some space was nice. The bed was comfy! The big window faced south ... so the 404, which is a busy highway, So it was noisy when there was a lot of traffic.

Check in process was a nightmare, the lady at the front desk told me my reservation had been…read morecancelled although the hotel had already charged my card. Took 15 minutes for her to locate my reservation. The room was decent, the carpets need a good wash, but the washroom was sanitized well, the bed was clean and very comfortable. The jacuzzi tub was amazing. Breakfast was disappointing, for a continental breakfast it was extremely lacking. It was strange they did not give me breakfast vouchers upon checkin, I had to go to the desk in the morning. The staff all around the hotel looked miserable. Not one person smiled or said hi. The cost of the room was okay, for the amount of space we had.

I stayed across the street. I stopped by their "bar" for a drink... $23.00 for a shot of…read moreBourbon... i could have had a pizza from their menu! Gouging at its best here. Beware. Over priced spirits. Probably why this place was EMPTY!

I asked for a two bedroom two beds each suite and I got a two bedroom one bed suite and they didn't…read morehave any with two beds. So that really sucked. But can't complain much. This was the cheapest place to crash at while in Toronto (it's a bit north of downtown Toronto in King City) for about $80 USD/night for the suite. It had a half kitchen with a fridge and microwave (no stove). They internet was free but you had to ask the front desk to activate it and it's not WIFI. It's via ethernet cable and they'll provide you with them. The rooms were decent sizes. By the way, in case you're curious, this is a college dorm that's used as a "hotel" during summer breaks, hence the super low cost. The staff were very friendly and helpful even if they couldn't do anything about the two beds per bedroom situation, that I blame the headquarter company based stateside for this blunder. They have a movie room that's open during certain times you can go check out and watch movies and such. There's a small community area out back with picnic tables and BBQ grills. Outside was peaceful and quiet (for the most part). I got lucky going there that there weren't any conferences or huge events going on because I can see how this place can get loud and rowdy if there were anything big going on. The last night I was there, there were a group of dumb ass kids talking real loud and running around in the back area and they were out there from about 10pm to 1am. I was going to tell them to shut up but was too tired to bother. If you go to this location, the main entrance is easy to miss. It's a narrow road that leads to a pair of guardhouses with lowering gates. After you pass those, make a left, not right. Once turned left go all the way down till you hit a T-junction and make a right. Go down and over one speed bump and it's on the left. It's really easy to get lost here since this is a college campus. Make sure you call in to make your reservations. Driving in and getting a room will be more expensive. You must pay for parking and they accept credit cards or Canadian cash only.

I registered for a fast track course in Seneca KIng campus and deposited the fee for the first…read moresemester. In order to successfully complete my studies I made arrangements for my parents' Visa from backhome. I spent a good amount of money for their tickets and visitors Insurance as well. But just about a month before the course start date, they sent me an email saying that the course has been cancelled because of low enrollment! I have really very very bad experience with the irresponsible behaviour of the college. They offered me similar course in another campus with double the fee....no sorry for the inconvenience at ANY time !! I will never recommend this college to any one at all!!