If you are coming to Toronto for a conference at the Convention Centre, then this is the best hotel for you! It is attached through the lobby to the convention entrance - super convenient. There are also a million cabbies waiting to take you where you need to go. Standard expected rates for location of property (convention centre, ball park, business area). Extra charge for internet access, and the entire hotel is equipped with wi-fi. Decent room service food (try the fries! or the brittle sundae). Service desks and concierge are a little slow (or over-worked) so arrive accordingly if you are in a time crunch. Overall staff are very friendly and courteous. Rooms are well appointed (unless you're on the smoker's floor, those rooms are a bit run down, with tube televisions and old furniture). Nice views on the Lake side, but the city side views are just so-so. Limited event space on the lower lobby level. read more

I'm sure liking me some Intercontinental. I guess it helps that I am joined to their points program. Because of this I was upgraded to the Club Floor. Where there's all sorts of perks like breakfast, a tea service, and a happy hour with a giant buffet, free internet, and your choice of a movie or $$ off in the restaurant/lounge. Sign the freak up. There is $40 valet parking- it's the Intercontinental folks. BUT if you drive past the valet there is a ginormous parking garage that is $26 for over night, so park there and walk the extra steps to the hotel. Staff was friendly. Room lovely (bed was the bomb) and so was the view. The location is great, ( I liked it better then the other IC further North on Bloor St.) easy walk to just about everything. I will definitely stay here when I return. read more

First timer here and Eugene upgrades me to the top floor with a killer view! Breakfast buffet too!! Great pool and steam bath. Ahhhh... read more

After I posted my review, hotel's Director of Rooms, Mr. Christian Potvin, got in touch with us. He has been extremely nice, working to resolve the issues we had with the hotel. So, after all they do care what you think about them. He even went as far as delivering a free candy and fruit plate into our room, beautifully decorated, as an apology. Thank you so much! read more

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Definitely not a four star hotel; great service but old rooms. Firstly, I have to say that this is definitely not what we'd expect from a four diamond hotel in terms of the actual hotel product. We are currently staying in the InterContinental for a couple's getaway. I have to say, the staff are definitely outstanding. We had a quick and courteous check-in although I was surprised to hear that half the hotel is closed. We have been given a room on the 11th floor with a view of the lake and CN Tower (see pics). The bed is really comfortable and there are the usual elements you'd expect from a hotel room at any star level (eg. iron [which doesn't work], tv, coffee maker, desk). Unfortunately, the age of this hotel definitely shows. There are many old elements in the halls and the rooms: scratches on the doors (occasionally painted with different coloured paint), worn down areas in the bathroom and bedroom, a very old and small tub, scratchy towels and old bathrobes. I've posted a few pics. I'm not unreasonable; I understand that any hotel would show its constant use. I used to stay in hotels very often but life's changed over the past two years with kids; this is not at all what we were expecting when we booked. Much closer to a two or three star in terms of the way the hotel looks and feels. read more

This hotel is great for the business traveler; the location is top notch, right in the middle of everything and a short walk from the financial district. The room and furnishings were ok, nothing special. Hilton's beds are far more comfortable. Wasn't overly impressed with the cleanliness of the room; carpet felt a little dingy, and bathroom could have used another once-over....but I've definitely had to stay in worse when traveling to more remote areas for business. You are really close to some GREAT restaurants...right near the theatre district. I would highly recommend walking the 3 blocks, and steer clear of the hotel dining options. Like every other high end hotel located in a metropolitan area, this one feels the need to charge astronomical prices for average food. If you are traveling for pleasure, there are probably better hotels out there than this one. Business travelers; this is the go-to spot! read more

Stayed here for Toronto ComiCon and I loved it. When I first checked in there was an error with my reservation, but they made up for it by not charging me for their wifi. My room was on an upper floor and had a spectacular view of the CN Tower, the harbour, the Aquarium and everything else. The location is prime, right in the middle of downtown Toronto and within walking distance of everything. It was also very convenient as it's connected to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre where ComiCon takes place so I never had to wear a jacket or brave the cold weather outside if I didn't want to. The room was clean, modern and comfortable to sleep in and I enjoyed watching hockey or curling on television no matter what time I happened to turn it on! I never used the parking garage or ate any food here so I can't comment on those features, but I would stay here again in a second if my budget allows. read more

Rating has nothing to do with the actual hotel and is because of their customer service. Their website has a "best price guarantee" but when you call they don't actually offer any guarantee. If you find a cheaper price they are supposed to give you the first night free and match the price. We talked to multiple people and no one would give us a straight answer. They want you to book through them first and submit a form but if Priceline changes their price between now and whenever they review it then we're stuck because they won't let you cancel for free. They have this "best price guarantee" plastered all over their website but I think it's a hoax. Would gladly book with them if they'd honor their guarantee. read more

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I just stayed here this week for 4 nights for business and was very pleased. Having been there once before a few years ago, I returned again and had a positive experience.. The lobby had such an inviting fragrance of vanilla and I felt very welcomed upon checking in. To my surprise, I was upgraded to the 8th floor which was the Club InterContinental complete with private lounge. In the mornings, full breakfast was served buffet style---eggs, oatmeal, bagels, fresh fruit and so much more. They also do an afternoon tea but I was unable to check it out since I had to be at work. In the evenings and again for those on the Club floor, hot and cold appetizers were available from 5-8 pm. I had gotten the opportunity to try it twice and it was delightful. Also for Club members, coffee, tea, water and soft drinks are available all day until 10 pm. There was also beer and wine but at an extra charge. All in all, I really felt spoiled. But even if I had not been upgraded, I really liked this hotel as the staff was quite helpful and friendly, my room and the hotel was immaculate and it was also centrally located in Toronto. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Toronto. read more

I thought this was a nice place, right downtown, near the ballpark, rooms were nice. I didn't like the parking fee but it's in the city so somewhat expected. Had the breakfast buffet one morning and that was good and not too expensive. read more

Feeling really lucky to stay here! It's convenient, beautiful, boasts great views, lit-up, and centrally located! Pros: It's right on the water, is within arms reach of CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, Steam Whistle Brewing, Harbourfront Centre, and downtown. And since it's close to these attractions, the view is beautiful at night because of all the city lights. The hotel itself is also lit-up and looks spectacular. The lobby, concierge counter, check-in counter, and restaurant all look grand and lovely. The concierge, check-in hosts, cleaning staff, delivery guys, and room service attendees are all very welcoming, helpful, and friendly. Cons: As grand and spectacular as the hotel looks, it is actually quite old. In the room, the sink is cracked and stained (brown and spotted) and the metal towel rack is really rusted (to the point that I feel like my towel is unclean or unsafe). There is also terrible lighting in the hall by the door and closet and a lack of lighting in the shower. Since the iron and iron board is in the closet by the door, the low light makes it difficult to iron. And the shower has black tile walls + no light ahead so it's easy to feel as if the shower could be cleaner. (Ironic bc I am showering to get clean) Last tip: do NOT order the sliders from room service. The patty was so dry and inedible. Bye bye $12... read more

This is a beautiful hotel. I've not had the opportunity to stay in any of the rooms overnight, but I have been here for several conferences. The hotel boasts a gorgeous lobby like no other. Staff is extremely helpful and will always greet as you walk in and out. The Oakville Room which is located on a mezzanine off the lobby is much smaller, and for the lack of a good word, shabbier than the Ontario and Niagara rooms located in the ground floor. The ground floor is a great space for conferences and small conventions. The decor is more professional that the mezzanine space as well. read more

This is a wonderful hotel in the heart of downtown Toronto. Beautiful rooms with a wonderful view of the city. We were on the 14th floor and had a view of the base of the CN Tower. This sounds a bit off, but it wasn't as on our first night we experienced a thunder and lightening storm with multiple strikes of the top of the CN Tower. We had a whole city at our fingertips and we simply relaxed in a dark hotel room with coffee and tea watching the lightening with good friends. The staff was very friendly and extremely helpful. We were attending the FanExpo event that was being held in the attached convention centre and had our tickets delivered to the hotel. They arrived and we picked them up without a fuss. Super helpful. We got a group rate with FanExpo and got $100 off a night. This was perfect for us, because we were looking for a hotel in the middle of it all and near the convention that we could stay more than a few nights. I also have to say the fact we had deluxe wrist bands and were able to go through the south entrance pedway and avoid the insanity of outside was VERY helpful and a big perk to staying at this hotel. We needed to print off a couple things and their business centre was well equipped and the basic centre was even 24 hours. very helpful! My only complaint of this hotel would have to be the restaurant in the lobby. Not for the service, decor or food, but the price was out of this world expensive!! and even worse when you ordered room service (which my husband and I often do at hotels as a treat). Also upon checkout we had to wait 15 minutes for someone to ensure we didn't drink anything from the minibar (honestly who is going to pay $8 for a bottle of beer??) thus putting us behind schedule and in longer lineups at the airport and making it to our gate only 10 minutes before boarding call of our plane. Wish We had of known this before check out to ensure extra time on our part. All in all this is an amazing hotel. very friendly, a bit pricey, but worth it. Not really suitable for families, but wonderful for a couple trying to get away and spend some quality time with fellow geeks and Batman. TIP: They take a deposit upon check in for all the beverages and items in the mini bar. be prepared to pay extra until checkout. if nothing is used, broken, etc they will refund the deposit. read more

I am so glad I picked this hotel! Our room had a view of the CN Tower from our window, which was awesome. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and spacious. Plus, it was within walking distance of many attractions - St. Lawrence Market, CN Tower, and Ripley's Aquarium. The Union Station is only a hop, skip, and a jump away. Would stay here again if I come back to Toronto. read more

Stayed here for my birthday and would definitely recommend it! I ended up getting a great deal on HotWire, so look around before booking as you can usually score a deal. Beautiful, modern and clean rooms, and I loved the pool! The only complaint I have is that they charge for wi-fi! read more

Our sales kick-off is held at the Intercontinental once a year. I kind of like the location. The service was nice - very friendly staff. Rooms are large and comfy - my only complaint, but this is standard for every hotel I've ever stayed in - the bathroom lighting is terrible. I ordered Breakfast room service twice and I quite liked it BUT the catering for our meetings was TERRIBLE. Not sure if they use the same food service, unlikely. Would I stay here if I was just a regular tourist? Probably not, but it's good while traveling for business. read more

I was originally skeptical to stay here but it was very enjoyable! I didn't get the king bed that i wanted but they were sold out because of the IAC conference. The was very spacious and modern and check in was so simple. The fitness room was ok with weights, treadmills and ellipticals. The room was decent butt i hear there are some renos being done on some rooms. My view was east so i overlooked the go trains. But the beds were awesome! Very comfy and plush. Housekeeping staff were excellent. Enough restaurants around - Chinatown is a 10 minute walk away. Eaton Centre is about 15 minutes. Very close to the Blue Jays and Leafs venues. Free WiFi when you are a member to their loyalty program. read more

Upon checking in, I saw the "kids check-in here" sign in the middle of the registration desk and I thought that it was a joke. It turned out that they were trying to attract the tourist / family as well - in addition to your usual business / convention people. The room was clean but expensive if you are not there for business. The self parking (in the convention garage) on the side of the hotel was much cheaper than the valet parking - and pretty convenience. I had a good experience with both the services and the room. The reason that I gave 3 stars was because of the value - not that great if you have to pay for it yourself if you are a tourist to the city. Their marketing folks should offer a family package with good value - instead of putting a silly sign in the middle of a nice lobby. read more

April 2011 We took a 24-hour getaway to this hotel even though we just live in Mississauga. We took advantage of the Easter package which included the room, breakfast for 2 adults and 2 kids, valet parking, and some other stuff for kids we didn't take advantage of since it was just the two of us. It was $199 + tax - which considering valet would have been $40 and the breakfast buffet is $26/person is pretty great. We enjoyed the pool all afternoon and even ordered lunch while sitting in our lounge chairs. The environment is very spa-like, so even though we were just hanging out, with the waterfall and the spa music, it was very relaxing! Plus the staff were very helpful. Our Jr. 1-bedroom suite was well, sweet! King bed was super-comfy, and the 2 TVs were amazing HD quality. Bathroom was traditional marble, but had great toiletries, and quality hairdryer, and a great little Keurig coffee maker. Not to mention how nice it is to have a bathrobe provided! We were on the 13th floor (#1337) and the view of the CN Tower, Rogers Centre and over towards the Island airport was great. Gorgeous big windows and the curtains on tracks behind the crown mouldings were gorgeous. Buffet breakfast was amazing, lots of different choices, and incredible service. A lovely spot to relax, read the paper and just enjoy. All in all, a great getaway for hubby and I, and we'll definitely look for deals there again if we're wanting to do the same thing. read more

Great service and accommodation. Considering it's COVID, hotel staff went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable during my short stay.

The moderninity stood still in the non-functional lobby. Absolutely beautiful presentation, with no touches. Rooms without Internet for $300. Not good enough. read more

The Intercontinental has a location that can't be beat. It's convenient to virtually everything downtown and incidentally has a very nice pool (with bonus salt water hot tub option!). Additionally it's connected to the Convention Center so if you're there for a convention then it's sort of a no-brainer. Otherwise it's very expensive and the amenities honestly aren't really what you'd expect for the price. To describe the Intercontinental experience, picture a Holiday Inn with a great view of Toronto and multiply the price by two or three. That said, in the off-season it's pretty easy to grab a room on Priceline and then it's definitely worth the money! Otherwise the underwhelming amenities combined with the price, even considering the location, land three stars for the Intercontinental. read more

Very nice hotel located in the heart of downtown Toronto. Staff are friendly, the azure lounge, restaurant located in the lobby.

I paid $25 to use the pool facilities for a first date. It's nice to lounge under the stainless steel palm trees. There's an industrial urban city element to it. The pool is warm salt water and it's nice against your body. Yeah, the heat is nice against your body. It's satisfyingly warming. I recommend it. read more

First of all, I have stayed in hotels for six straight years for my old job from Frankfurt to Hong Kong, Berlin to Los Angeles. I have over 1.1MM air miles, so work that out on hotel stays. In short, I know something about a hotel, and as I was born in Toronto I know a lot about hotels, and what costs and doesn't cost in Toronto. The Wi-Fi isn't free, it's $10 a day. This is fairly standard but it's good to know you won't be able to check your email unless you have a crackberry or you cough up the cash. Lots of hotels are bypassing this egregious charge for wireless they already have setup, but not this one. The elevators are really probably the most dangerous elevators you have ever been in. The doors close immediately after they open. My wife and I were trash compacted several times during our week long stay, and we're very spry. Seriously - when you stay there call up the elevator, start walking into it and see how fast it closes on you. Just so you know, watch the children! The rooms are all standard, and you can get a good view of Lake Ontario, the Rogers Centre, and the Harbourfront. There are all the standard amenities and the rooms are clean and in good shape. The location is a 7/10. It's right beside Union Station so you can subway it wherever you like in town, and it's right beside the Gardiner so you're about 30 minutes from airport in regular traffic. You can jog along the water front, and if you're doing touristy things you're close to all. The great restaurants are 10 minutes west in a cab, so you're not too far from home at the end of the night. Here's why they get one star. My wife's business partner was staying here as well and she's Romanian with a very thick accent in English. She ordered a cab for us all to return to the airport and then mentioned to me it was only $75 for the trip. I asked her what she ordered and she said the hotel had assured her this was the best price. I, being a Toronto native, knew she was being buggered. I confronted the bellman and the front desk who scrambled and tried to explain to me that if you call a taxi in Toronto a premium was added to it. Many drunken nights as a youth never triggered this premium while staggering home. I picked up the phone and called one of the gazillion cab companies in Toronto that come at an instant's notice and booked a taxi, then went to Union Station and spoke to a cabbie in the Taxi Queue and he promised to be there precisely at 3:15 PM, which he was. To the consternation of the hotel since they were aghast I dared to defy them. After I used bad words and reminded them beyond being horrible Canadians for cheating a foreigner the nefarious cabbies slinked away and I got into the honest man's taxi. Even more honest as I commiserated with him during the ride at my fellow Canadians behavior and he agreed that it was awful the hotels take a kickback from the taxis they call and so they place a premium on it. My total ride to the airport? $49 Canadian. For three people. With a ton of bags. In rush hour. It was a van. Nuff said. Don't stay here. The staff are liars and take advantage of you if you don't come from Toronto and rarely do people in their native city stay in a hotel so it's ripe for the picking. There are so many great and affordable hotels in Toronto. Try the Westin, the King Edward if you want to spend a tad more cash, or the Windsor Arms. The Fairmount, of course, and the Sheraton Toronto Centre always has good prices and great location. read more

My husband and I took a 36 hour getaway (even though we live 15 minutes away from the hotel) to spend some time together and away from our lovable but crazy toddler. After some intense cross-referencing on Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Yelp (my fav!), etc., I decided on InterContinental Hotel Toronto Centre- conveniently located steps away from Union Station, Rogers Centre (eff it, it's called SkyDome) and the CN Tower, as well as tons of restaurants, bars, clubs, a movie theatre and basically everything. I was immediately wowed. Despite all of my years living in Toronto I've never set foot in this hotel. I was gorgeous, palatial even, and that was just the lobby. The front-desk staff were amazing and automatically upgraded us to a "club room" on the 9th floor. Let me just say, we were mutha effin' rock stars. This upgrade meant access to the 9th floor Club Lounge- a relaxing little cove with a great view of the city, complimentary breakfast in the morning, afternoon tea each day and appetizers from 6-8 p.m. each night, as well as complimentary juice and soft drinks. Like really. We basically didn't need to eat otherwise. It was amazing. The room was fantastic, modern, clean, awesome. There is also a stacked 24 hour fitness centre, a salt water pool and hot tub and a full-service spa (reviewed separately). We couldn't have asked for a better experience. read more

Wonderful hotel in a beautiful city! I came here on business and I will return for vacation. My room had an awesome view of the tall tower that the city skyline is known for. The hotel is right in the center of downtown and very convenient. The staff was friendly and accommodating. The food in the restaurant and in-room dining was great. Would stay here again! read more

I usually stay at Holiday Express because we travel so much for work. This was an actual vacation trip so splurged for the Intercontinental in Toronto. During check in I was thanked for being a member but not a Premier member which includes many bonuses. We've been here three days (total stay is five days) and mini bar or water never has been refreshed. Tried to order "24 hour room service" and was told to stay in my room until they called back. I love IHG which is why I'm a member and choose to stay at their hotels. But this type of sub par service even for a normal guest is beyond words. read more

I stay here every time when I am in Toronto. Modern hotel with attentive and friendly staff. Great location to theatre area, sports arenas and tons of restaurants. read more

First off. Upon entering the hotel we see two police officers come in and "resolve some issues". Next, our room was SO NOISY. Apparently it's next to a SUBWAY STATION. Manager on duty was NO help trying to resolve the issue. Actually, yes, they offered me another room...NEXT TO AN ELEVATOR...so what's the point of re-locating me at 3am to another loud room??? I booked this room last minute, I have a different hotel tomorrow which know will be better. SAVE YOUR MONEY. PAY LESS AND SLEEP ELSEWHERE. read more

Long waits were made better by a friendly staff. If you're checking in, don't be surprised to wait. I've stayed here twice and loved each stay. Beautiful hotel with so much in walking distance. Hotel restaurant also has yummy food. Valet parking experience was good, sometimes a little slow but otherwise great. The beds are comfy and the views beautiful. What more could you want? read more

Very pricey (starting at $200/night) due to its prime location in Toronto downtown. It's shocking they don't have a business center. Valet parking $45/night with unlimited drop-offs, $27/night with single drop-ff & pick-up after 24 hours. Huge hotel with an upscale restaurant in the lobby. read more

Stayed in this hotel during a business trip and turned out to be one of my favorite stays in a hotel thus far. The Lobby of the hotel is very spacious and modern, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Most importantly the rooms were extremely nice, modern, spacious and had a great view from the 13th floor The room had a very comfortable large bed, a large table by the window to do work at it, complimentary keurig coffee, and an Ipod docking station, along with free wifi. The bathroom was modern, nice, clean and spacious, which is important since that is where all the real business happens. And the one thing that really impressed me was the gym. Most hotels i have stayed at have what I would hardly call a "gym", but this one had just about everything I would need to have a real gym experience. Two benches, dumbbells up to 50 lbs, fly machine, dip/pull up bars, medicine balls, yoga mats, and every possible tread mill variation, and a really nice pool to boot. Lastly, the location is awesome. Tons of food and things to do near by, located right next to my office, and next to all transportation including porter airlines. Great hotel! read more

Stayed here last week on a business trip. I was able to check-in at 11am so I didn't have to take my luggage to the office. Room is nice. Bathroom is small but didn't really mind that - I prefer a bigger bedroom area over a large bathroom. View was nice too. Lobby is beautiful and the staff is nice. The bar looks nice but didn't time to visit it. read more

It's Hard to Improve on Perfection I am an IHG Ambassador member. Due to my status, I was upgraded to a 1BR Suite (room 925). This gave me access to the Club Lounge with free breakfast and soft drinks and many other amenities. My wife and I stayed for 4 nights for a vacation. The room was wonderful. A whole King Room with a great view of the CN Tower, plus a "living room" that is really a smaller room converted to be a living room, with its own powder room. This gave us lots of space to spread out. The condition of the room was very good though it has a few signs of wear. I'd like to lift up the concierge Charisse and the In-Room Dining staff for their help in creating a romantic evening in our room for my wife and I. Everything was perfect! I do have two things that I would change about the room. First, there are no usable outlets near the bed. As a person who uses his smartphone as his alarm clock, this was a problem. The provided iHome doesn't work with an iPhone 5. Second, for the price of this room a refrigerator should be included (in addition to the paid mini bar). There is space for it in the bedroom furniture. The hotel is very conveniently located to the conference center, the CN Tower, sports facilities, and many excellent restaurants. The PATH map indicates that the hotel should someday be connected. When I return to Toronto (and I certainly will) I plan to stay here again! read more

Don't stay here. It started as we pulled-up. The Valet brought the cart, good. We unloaded ALL of our stuff. Then, the Valet refused to take the car as it was rush hour. My husband had to take it around the block, in rush hour, to the other entrance. Meanwhile, I went inside to check-in. They would not allow me to check-in as the reservation was in my husbands's name. OK When he got to the front desk 20 min later after driving around the block, they could not find our reservation. After 15 min search, the woman announced "OK You're all set, king bed 12th floor". The THREE of us are standing there (husband myself and our 6'-3" son). My husband informs her that we had reserved a room with 2 beds and shows her the reservation confirmation on his phone. We don't have that she says. Magically, 15 more minutes later, they found us a room. That night, in the room next door and in 4 consecutive rooms down the hall , there was a college-kid party. We called security and asked them to control the situation. Instead of asking them to keep it down, stop slamming doors, the security guard knocked on our door and said he could do nothing. We called the front desk 3 times that night, at one point we were sent to voicemail. No one addressed the noise. No one apologized. No one was sympathetic. The WiFi doesn't work and I was sent to the "help desk" in China. The heater makes a grinding noise and the temperature control on the shower does not work. After a day of site-seeing, we returned to our room and the maid had done a below-average job tidying-up the room. It was s VERY EXPENSIVE horrible 2-night stay. If there was an option to choose 0 stars, I would select it. read more

A big shout out to the staff at the Intercontinental Toronto Centre for always delivering outstanding customer service. An extra Thank You to Emily Connor for going out of her way to help today. This is an excellent hotel and I will certainly be staying there again and again. read more

Wow. Overall a great stay. Platinum elite status granted us an early check in and upgraded room when we made good time to the city. This provided a welcome opportunity to freshen up and get the kiddies changed. Also nice to be able to sit and relax while figuring out a last minute tourist destination now that we had three extra hours. Room was extraordinarily clean and well stocked. Layout of the corner room meant it was bigger in square footage than actual space, but it worked. Biggest issue were the intermittent pool closures due to promotional filming. Worked out okay, but would've been nice to have this posted in more places than only the door to the pool. Led to a very disappointed five year old on one occasion. Spa worker also picked up part of my daughter's swim goggle but could not remember where she left it. We'll just chalk that pair up to a vacation loss. Location was great, but getting to parts of the entertainment district required traversing a large number of homeless people. Not the fault of the hotel, but figured it was important to know. Loved the city and will be back, read more

I have 1 complaint and that's the room service menu. My cousin and I wanted to order pasta and they don't offer any basic dishes besides mac & cheese.... for $21 might I add. Other than that the hotel is really nice and it wasn't overly expensive. The staff I encountered were super friendly and the location is very ideal. St. Andrew station was just a 5 minute walk away so we went 3 or 4 stops to the eaton centre. Check out isn't until 12 which is ideal for those who enjoy sleeping in a bit. We were only there for 1 night but I really liked it there. I will definitely go back and recommend you all to check it out! read more

Had a delightful, seamless stay there. Great location near the airport (admittedly there's not a lot to see or do on Front St itself); my room had a terrific view and this was an ideal place for business travel especially. I typically stay at the Royal York--never again. Will always book here when I need to be close to Union Station or the airport, to be sure. read more