Highly recommended. April 2026…read more OK, let's acknowledge that I love trams (like subways). We took the tram every day during our week-long visit. Modern, Comfortable. Stops are clearly marked on the streets and clearly announced in the car. Easy to pay with iPhone or Apple Watch. The routes cover the central city very well. The cost is reasonable at $3.30 CAD for 3 hours.

Whenever we are in large urban cities, we try to use public transportation as much as we can…read more The TTC in Toronto is a network of subways, buses and trams that connect the city in many different directions. We used the subway a few times, as well as the buses and a few trams. The easiest thing is that you can pay your fare just by tapping any of your credit cards on the scanner. No need to buy a transit card. It was about US$2.45 per ride and any transfers within two hours of the first tap are free. Easy !!!!

The subway is wheelchair accessible and the shares the same entrance to TTC office, on south west…read moreof Davisville-Yonge intersection. You can use both stairs and escalators to get down to the platform, and only stairs (or elevator) to access the street. This station is above the ground (and has good wifi reception lol)

Davisville station is located at the south west corner of Yonge and Chaplin Cresent opposite…read moreDavisville Avenue between Eglinton and St. Clair stations on the Yonge-University Line (Line1). Whenever I happened to go to this station it seems strange that they decided to go al fresco with this open roof design. There aren't that many stations that aren't either covered or underground so it's almost strange to see that this station is as it is. The thing about Davisville is it's the closest station to the TTC HQ as well. You'd think they'd make it less humble than it is but no frills I suppose. There's 4 bus routes that are transferable or connect to Davisville and they're: 14 - Glencairn 11 - Bayview 28 - Bayview South 97 - Yonge The 14 runs west from Davisville along Chaplin to Bathurst and heads west along Glencairn crossing the other side of Line 1 at Glencairn station continuing west past Marlee and Dufferin and turns south on Lansdown and west along Tycos before turning north on Caledonia and running back east along Glencairn back towards Davisville. The 11 runs east on Davisville to Bayview and turns north and does a turn near Sunnybrook hospital and continues north through the Bridal Path area and crosses the Sheppard Line at Bayview station and continues north past Finch to Steeles before turning around. The 28 runs east on Davisville and south on Bayview on the east side of Mt Pleasant cemetery through Leaside and south along the windy part of Bayview by the Don Valley and towards the Evergreen Brick Works at the east side of Rosedale. The 97A follows Yonge to York Mills from Davisville. The 97B follows the same route as A but also goes as far south as Queens Quay and the 97C goes as north as Steeles.

i have to say I enjoy taking the Avenue 61 bus. I would take it in the am anytime between 6:15 and…read more2 p.m. I have to say there is one bus driver in particular on that route who is very kind, personable, approachable, respectful, and sensitive to the needs of others etc. He always made it his goal to stay on time unless some unforseen thing prevented him from doing so. In the times I have traveled on his bus I have seen where he patiently waited for someone to cross the road or who was running to catch the bus. Sometimes he even stopped between stops to pick up someone. I have to say kindness goes a long way. He never had an unkind word to say to any one even if there was an irrate passenger who boarded his bus. He chose to keep quiet and not fuse the situation, I think this bus driver should be given employee of the year. If only there were more TTC drivers like him it would be an enjoyable experience riding on the TTC all the time, no matter how long you had to wait. Thanks, Angelo.

The LRT opened! There is s tunnel to the Yonge Eglinton Centre again. This is a hub. Check it outread more

This is a busy transit hub as it's located on Yonge Line 1 Subway and will be connected with…read moreEglinton LRT. There has been ongoing construction in the area for over a decade, but now it's very easier to navigate inside the station and in/our of the station. The station is wheelchair accessible and has elevators and ramps, making it easy for everyone to access the platforms. There are designated waiting areas and accessible washroom. The station is conveniently it's connected to shops, restaurants, food court and grocery stores. The TTC staff are on-site, available to answer commuters questions.

This station is located on Line 1 (Finch - Vaughan Metropolitan Centre) and on the intersection of…read moreYonge Street and St. Clair Avenue. The station itself is wheelchair accessible, but platforms are not. Both entrances are on St. Clair Avenue East; north side entrance is through the building (where Loblaws Suoerstore is) and south side opens to the street and bus station. There's also Green P parking available near the station.

I like orange So this is a good station for that colour…read more Hmmmmm I like black also, but that's not a colour (shade) and blue can be quite nice, but St Clair isn't black or blue Mostly orange

I Called at midnight to setup a car for the following morning. Our driver showed up 10 minutes…read moreearlier and texted us from the driveway to let us know he was waiting for us outside. The car was newer, and he helped us with our luggage and while he was loading we noticed he had our morning newspaper on the back seat, and 2 bottled water. Our driver Moe was dressed profesionally and was well groomed. He quickly figured out the terminal we needed to be dropped off at YYZ and dropped us right at the door. This was the first time that i did not get anxious or had a panic attack before my pickup at 3am.

From the owner: We Specialize in taking people to and from the airports in and around Toronto. We have a…read moremagnificent fleet of black lincoln town cars, suvs and stretch limousines.We encourage people to call us today to get a quote for your trip.

Trying to find this location, when dropping off a car picked up in another city, is beyond…read morefrustrating. You can't drop off at 2345 Yonge Street, where you're instructed to go. You can't even park there. And there's no signage on the parking lot around the corner. Brutal customer experience.

I've been to this location twice now and I've been very impressed with their professionalism, and…read moresense of genuine care for customers. Last time I was at this Enterprise, I arrived about 10 minutes before closing time and I asked if they would have a cargo van. Firstly, I was surprised to see that they were fully stocked with all sorts of cars including not one, but TWO cargo vans. The gentleman, whose name escapes me, helped me and a bunch of other customers way beyond closing hours and even offered me a discount for the van, as I was only renting the van for half a day. There's something really special about any place that takes care of their customers they way the guys at this enterprise location do. Bottom line, when you're looking for a cargo van, forget about places like uhaul, instead come to this place... sure you will pay a bit extra, but it is worth every penny my friends!

We were here recently in Toronto for an unplanned two day trip. We looked for reasonable rates and…read morefor $99 a night for two double beds in upper Toronto (9 subway stops to downtown) as it's located near Eglington station. So the review is based on $99 for a city like Toronto. It's an old hotel that's slightly out of the way but price wise was fine for what we needed. Pros: - located in a neighbourhood and about a ten min walk from the Eglington station at Yonge and Eglington. There's some restaurants, bars, McDonalds, etc - free breakfast included from 7-11 am weekends and 7-10 am weekdays. There's hot and cold items and the food is actually better than those Hampton Inn types where the sausages and eggs look kinda sketchy. They had poached eggs on one day which was perfectly cooked even when I had it at 930 am. There was bacon, sausage, French toast, waffles, cereal, yogurt and actual fresh fruit. Coffee and juice. - bathroom has an actual fan you can turn on and a heat lamp to warm you after you step out of the shower. Good shower pressure - bed and pillows were comfortable. Sheets were not scratchy. - room was spacious with a large closet lots of hangers. - small fridge in the room and water and apples in the lobby. Cons: - yes it's dated. The lobby is fine but the hallway and rooms are old. - it is near some construction though we were on the 9th (total 10) floor and faces away from the street so it was very quiet for us. - bathroom is small and could have been a bit cleaner but not horrendous. - it's old so there was just one outlet by the bed so I had to pull out either the clock or the light to charge my phone - one pet peeve was a knock on the door by housekeeping one day despite the do not disturb sign

For many years, this hotel has offered good value for a modest prixe, including parking, a generous…read morecomplementary breakfast, and lovely suites. But in the last year that's all changed. I booked a night in January, but I ws told at about 8 pm that the hot water was still off. I ended up going to bed early, looking forward to a shower in the AM instead. In the past year or two, valet parking was the way it had to be, for a price. But the last time we visited, about three weeks ago, the hotel ownsership was telling their guests to walk 10-15 minutes back to the hotel after parking in a city parking lot, and paying the city for the privilege. Meanwhile, 4x4 trucks and other construction vehicles cover the lot. The elevator is slow to open. Push the button several tkmes until it does. I look forward to staying elsewhere in the Forest Hill/ Midtown area. This hotel needs new management.

If I could give them NO stars I would. Brides, especially, take note on the lack of customer…read moreservice, the tardiness of the drivers and the inability for the company to take responsibility for their actions. I got married 2 weeks ago. I got an email confirmation with the name and number of my driver for the day. I was supposed to be picked up at 3:45. At 3:45 I got nervous, I was expecting the driver to arrive AT LEAST 5 minutes before pick-up time. No answer from the driver. I call their head office to be told that there's a new driver enroute, he should've been there by now, his name is Moe. Perfect, I call Moe to find out where he is. He tells me he is not Moe, but Moe's replacement and will arrive in 5 minutes. 15 minutes later (so at this point he's 20 minutes late). I hop on the bus and he refuses to move without cash on hand. I give him his payment, hesitantly because I don't believe they deserved their mandatory 17% tip that was put on my bill. when we arrive to the venue he goes on a rant about how we disrespected him, how he is more than just a limo driver. At this point he tells me his name is Moe (ugh, the lies!!!). Take responsibility for your tardiness, at the very least, apologize to your customer for being late. Had he apologized I would've elaborated on how spacious our limo bus was and the nice touch with the controlled air conditioning in the back. But none of that is worth the money you save booking with this limo company.

I wish I could give this company no stars!! I found this company online and hired them for my…read morewedding in June of 2014. I required one limo to shuttle back and forth from my hotel to my venue in downtown Toronto (5-10 min drive.) I was hesitant to use this company after I saw this website. Needless to say, I called them to voice my concerns and Joe (manager, owner?) assured me that the reviews are 90% fake, and that I would receive good service. BIG MISTAKE! The driver was disgusting and disheveled. He was late to pick up by husband, then he almost took my husbands arm off by backing the car into a tree when the door was open. He was extremely late for every other pick up, and decided not to show up for several of them. When I spoke to Joe to voice everything that had gone wrong on the day, he was unprofessional, and basically called me a liar. I sent him several screen shots of text, and emails to prove that the driver was late for every pick up and I never heard back. When I followed up several days later via email, Joe called me during the work day. I said I couldnt speak and to respond to my email. That is when he started verbally abusing me on the phone, saying he "felt sorry for my husband, and everyone around me" and that I must have a "miserable life". Then proceeded to hang up on me! Then he emailed me and told ME NOT TO CONTACT THEM AGAIN! These people are disgusting criminals, and I'm actually sickened that people like this can run a successful business!