This hotel was located in an amazing area, super close to CN tower and the aquarium, as well as the…read moreconvention center. The rooms were nice and the cleaning staff were super great. This was a very good hotel overall.

I stayed at the Delta Hotels Toronto for a work trip earlier this month. The work conference I was…read morethere for was at the Metro Convention Centre so it was a short walk to the conference each day. I thought this hotel is at a great location - close to not just the Metro Convention Centre but also CN Tower, Roger's Centre, Aquarium, Scotiabank Arena, public transit,.. The hotel room I stayed at was super clean and had a nice view of the city. I was able to get a swim in during my visit and thought the hotel pool was pretty nice. There isn't a Business Center/Office on-site but the front desk can help print if needed - this was very helpful for a few pages that I needed printed. I enjoyed my stay and would recommend this hotel to those looking for a nice hotel at a great location.

We love the architecture, location, and scenery at the Old Mill hotel, restaurant, and bar. We…read moredecided to come back here for an anniversary dinner in the dining room. As always, we are blown away by the architecture and cozy seating. Our server was pleasant but it seemed she had tables in other sections of this vast dining room. It was hard, if not impossible to get her attention. There was one bus person who visited our table only once during a one and a half hour meal. The food was presented well and delicious. My friend loved the pirri pirri sauce on the Cornish hen and I loved the selection of veggies! The salmon was perfectly cooked. It is a lovely establishment but customer service could be improved.

We came here for the Winter Wonderland Afternoon Tea and it was all that we had hoped for:…read morebeautifully decorated exterior and interior of the hotel (lots of photo opportunities with the many Christmas trees and holiday decorations on all the floors), and a spectacular afternoon tea experience. I loved the historical charm of this place, especially during the holiday season, with all the Christmas decorations and a diferently adorned Christmas tree in almost every corner, room, and floor of the venue. One section of the hotel (with the large half-spiral wooden staircase) reminded me of a section of a castle from the Medieval era. There were many rooms for events, weddings, and various functions. The lobby itself was decked out with festive holiday décor. The afternoon tea reservations are hard to come by (especially the themed one - Winter Wonderland), so we were glad to snag one of the last few remaining spots (even though we booked early, weeks before the reservation date). Everyone got called by reservation name and escorted to an assigned table by a personal server, who explained the historical significance of the afternoon tea tradition at the Old Mill. I thought that was a nice touch. When arriving at the assigned table, the menu was already personalized based on whether you had the regular, vegetarian, or vegan menu. We opted for vegan menu (had to call in and request it at least 48 hours in advance). The server then took our tea selection, and shortly came back with the pots of tea and our afternoon tea tower (savoury sandwiches, scones, and desserts). The vegan Winter Wonderland Afternoon Tea menu consisted of: SANDWICHES - Cucumber & Vegan Cream Cheese Sandwiches (delicate finger sandwiches with sliced cucumber and herbed vegan cream cheese) - Grilled Vegetables Sandwiches (grilled zucchini, bell peppers, asparagus, and red onion, tossed in herbs - served on rosemary focaccia bread) - Field Mushrooms with Pesto Sandwiches (field mushroom duxelles with pesto, vegan cream cheese, and mustard - served in brown bread) - Roasted Golden Beets & Vegan Pesto Goat Cheese Sandwiches (roasted and pickled golden beets, vegan pesto goat cheese, and arugula - served in dark rye bread) SCONES - Caramelized Leeks & Vegan Cheddar Scones - Eggnog, Dry Cherry, and White Chocolate Scones DESSERTS - Pomegranate & Dark Chocolate Yule Logs - Coconut & Raspberry Travel Cake - Chestnut & Vanilla Snowflake Chocolate Verrine - Peppermint Macarons All of the savoury were delicious and quite filling. My favourites were the Grilled Vegetablese and Field Mushrooms sandwiches. I found the scones were too dry (not a big fan of scones in general), and the desserts were pretty but too sweet for me. The server came by our table a few times to refill the pot of tea with hot water, and asked how we were doing. The room was nicely decorated with all things Christmas, and I liked the comics / historical mini posters on some of the walls. Overall it was a great afternoon tea experience at a historical inn in Toronto.

This review is for the Driftwood restaurant that's located in the lobby of the hotel…read more One of the best surf and turf meals I've had in a long time. I was staying at the hotel that this restaurant is located in, so it only made sense to trybit out. I'm really glad I did! On the menu, it's called the Reef and Beef. 8oz ribeye cooked beautifully. The skewer had 2 shrimp and one scallop. The mashed potatoes and vegetables were a perfect compliment to the proteins. Excellent service in a relaxed atmosphere.

Stayed here since it was close to the excellent Square One mall. Appears to be an older Accor…read moreNovotel property and some places shows its age. But clean and rooms appear to have had a "facelift". Didn't try out the onsite restaurant and bar, "Driftwood". Full size Starbucks in the lobby is a great touch. The "Pantry" on the 14th is a smaller room with drinks, snacks and some breakfast items. Other larger Delta properties have more full blown staffed Marriott Concierge Lounge or M-Club, this does not. As others have stated the parking garage is small, but close nearby and have tight turns if you have a big truck. Costs are $15 CAD/night. There are 3 spots right by the front door for checkin, with signage for them. Don't believe there is any upgraded room layouts available, as the best available is on the 14th floor "pantry" room with a non blocked view of the Marilyn Monroe towers and Square One mall :-) In our room there don't appear to be any outlets in the bathroom oddly enough. All in all, not bad for the location and price with the right expectations.

This North York hotel & suites is located in the north part of the 6ix just northeast of Hwy 400 /…read moreFinch Ave.  It is rated Accessible but not Pet-friendly. Front desk staff are professional; be nice at a minimum and you'll get that in return.  It is my first visit to this building which has the Element Lounge & Restaurant facility at the roadway Best Western Plus signage entrance. I'm only here to visit two guests staying in a room for 4 nights. The gentleman said their room was nice, however, I can't speak first-hand of the experience.  Just keeping my social distance with the COVID-19 situation and the safety of all. Best Western Plus has free parking, breakfast and WiFi for guests at this location. Many amenities like the Element lounge & restaurant, swimming pool may not be fully opened due to COVID-19 restrictions so check first with front desk staff.

Very dirty room, we had 2 rooms and 4 beds, non of the bedsheets were changed, you could see the…read morelast persons food,hair and makeup on all the beds , we asked the front desk to change the bedsheets and they started arguing with each other, the rooms smelled and there were no lights in the room i think the reason was that the rooms were so dirty they didn't want anyone to see ! I had a very bad experience traveling from USA and expected more ! The front desk was not friendly and said i can't cancel since i booked through 3rd party and when i showed him these pictures he said tell the 3rd party that you made a mistake with the location and don't say the rooms were dirty ! I mean why would you wanna stay here ? Read the reviews ! Bedbugs, dirty rooms and bathroom, unfriendly manager and front desk ! And the reply's to the reviews is mind blowing ! Not taking responsibility for anything!

This is a conveniently located hotel right in front of the University. Walking distance to the…read moreschool, store, restaurants and about 15-18 mins to the mall. As far as the hotel itself is concerned, it's a basic, no fancy style. The staff is really nice and the amenities are minimal (maybe it's the Marriott thing). The breakfast buffet is mediocre in variety. I asked for an egg white omelette which was extremely greasy and had yolks. They charged me $4.49 for my coffee on day 1, $3.50 on day 2 and $1.53 for day 3. For-the-exact-same-coffee. I think it was a little nuts. I called the front desk to ask about this strange coffee pricing anomaly and they didn't seem to get it.

This is a comfortable and well run hotel. Our check-in was quick--just had to sign a waiver since…read moreour 3 Pekingese were travelling with us. Truly a pet friendly hotel -- though there was a pet fee, it was a very reasonable flat $20 fee. Unfortunately this was a very quick trip in and out to take one of our dogs to the local Ontario Veterinary College for an MRI. I hope to return sometime for a longer stay to enjoy the hotel's amenities and relaxing atmosphere. We had a room with two queen beds that was larger than the typical hotel room. There was a small refrigerator and a very long desk. There was a cordless phone and an alarm clock that not only showed you the time on the front but also displayed the time on each side so you could see it as you were lying in bed. We were surprised to find a nice note from the manager welcoming us as a Marriott Rewards member. We were using a certificate for 1 night's free stay and as a thank you for choosing their hotel we had a delicious plate of fresh berries and exquisite chocolate as a welcoming gift. The bathroom area was separated by a pocket door so that the toilet and the shower tub combination are separate from the sink and two very large mirrors which were great for putting on makeup and having counter space for your Essentials. I don't think the hotel was very full on a Sunday night, I found the rooms to be very quiet and relaxing. All of the staff welcomed our three dogs and seemed very happy to have them there even sharing photos with us of their own dogs. Why not 5 stars vs. 4? Sorry, I'm spoiled by hotels that always have coffee/tea available in the lobby and complimentary breakfast. I'm not ready to pay $15.95 for a buffet breakfast. The hotel's location is also very convenient as it is literally adjacent to the University of Guelph campus, 5 minutes to the Ontario Veterinary College, in less than 10 minutes to the downtown retail/restaurant area.

Convenient hotel that is attached to Toronto (YYZ) airport. This place checks all the boxes - the…read morerooms are modern, the lounge is stocked and nice, and the staff is nice. The breakfast in the lounge was solid - you have a hot section, a fruit section, and a snack session. For those that like Coke products, sorry - you get Pepsi. Some of the room upgrades options a both unique and fun. They have upgrades that will be enticing to kids!

***4.5 Stars*** An excellent airport hotel in Toronto. It's…read morelocated by Terminal 3 in Toronto's Pearson Airport and is completely accessible via indoor walkways, so there is no need to step outside at all. The same applies if you're flying to/from Terminal 1. The train between the terminals is easily accessible from the hotel and there's no need to walk out at all. This is far more convenient than taking an airport shuttle. This was a godsend for my family while we were traveling to the Caribbean in November. No need to lug the winter jackets around, as we just left them in the car. Parking is a little confusing, as it's on the 5th (highest) level of the Terminal 3. You'll eventually get there, but might need to follow the signage closely and involves making many turns in a narrow parking lot. Once you're on the 5th floor, there was plentiful parking close to hotel entrance. It's $38 a day with no in-out access. So if you're planning to visit or drive out more than once, maybe pick a different hotel. The amenities seem nice at the Sheraton and it seems like it's undergone a recent renovation as everything looked very new and up-to-date. The lobby is open concept and spacious with lot of seating areas. It's well lit and inviting. The restaurant and bar space seem modern and easily accessible. We opted for lounge access, but did not fully utilize it as we arrived late in the day. However, it was still nice to pick up some fruit and drinks to the room before bed. The less busy lounge space for breakfast was also a nice touch. It's also very nice that breakfast is served as early as 530am and the main kitchen is open until 1am. This is convenient for people who arrive late and leave early from the hotel. We found room service to be good and efficient. We ordered via QR code on our phone and received the meal in room in about 20 minutes. I was honestly impressed by the turnaround. The food was also good (considering we ordered for our two toddlers as well). The rooms themselves were fine. Nothing fancy, but the bed and linens were comfortable. The shower had good water pressure. My kids loved having the runway view of all the planes and the terminal train. Overall, I would definitely (and probably will) stay here again.

I stayed at Hotel X a few weeks ago for a staycation and was very pleased by the service, room,…read morefood and amenities. The hotel room is fairly big and has lots of space. Everything is very new, clean and well decorated. The quality of the bedsheets and towels are in par with a 5-star hotel. The amenities included a heated rooftop pool with stunning views of the sunset. The gym is huge with top notch machines. I rented a private pickleball court for $15 an hour. There was a complimentary arcade bar with great games. I ordered in room dining for dinner one night. I got mushroom pasta and it was so creamy. It was delicious and I would easily get this again. The service at the front desk was quick through out my stay. The valet and bell desk were all extremely helpful and quick. I had an excellent stay and would highly recommend this hotel. Although not in the core of the city it's close enough to get to places within a 5-10 minutes uber. And walkable to Liberty Village.

If you are looking to host an event in Toronto that feels truly "five-star," Hotel X is the place…read more I booked their event space for an event a while ago, and it was fantastic--the space is huge and has a great vibe. A few highlights: * The Team: They are on top of it! Very responsive and reliable. It's clear they care about the details. * The Gym: My guest mentioned the gym area is next-level. Very fancy and fully functional for a real workout. * The Stay: While I didn't stay overnight personally, my guest loved his room. He felt it was safe, clean, and worth every penny for the luxury experience. * Dining: You don't even have to leave the building for an amazing meal since they house some of the city's top-rated restaurants. Yes, it is a bit of a splurge, but for a well-known luxury hotel, it's exactly the kind of excellence you expect. Definitely a 5-star experience!

This hotel is in a very industrial area of Brampton, so not much close by save a Tim Horton's and a…read moregas station. Positive: Friendly Staff Clean Room, decent Size Bar open to midnight Decent Fitness Center Free Parking Less Great: Used to have free breakfast, but now charges 11CAD unless you have status. For a paid breakfast, it was weak- microwave bacon, frozen omelette If the location is convenient for you, this place will do the trick though.

This hotel was good overall, and was comfortable and clean. The staff and housekeeping were…read morefriendly and efficient. Also, it was a nice surprise that they offer 4 types of chai (tea) any time of day for purchase from the front desk. The location is easy to get to from the highway, however there is an issue with noise, as it's located right on a very busy road with lots of truck traffic. Another inconvenience is that this hotel is not located near any grocery or convenience stores, however, they don't have 24 hour food for purchase beyond bags of chips. Also, be aware that the breakfast is no longer free. Apparently this is allowed for Hyatt Place hotels, but I have never come across a Hyatt Place that charges for the breakfast. The food was pretty good, but not good enough that it was worth paying extra for (eggs, sausage, potatoes, selection of breads and baked goods, pre-made waffle or pancake, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, cereal).

I visited this hotel for a conference…read more I came because it was a pet friendly hotel. I was told by the reception staff that will no longer be the case soon. You have to pay for parking each day of your stay. I noticed that there were donuts on some of the cars in the lot. The hotel was clean. The location is convenient.

This Best Western Premier (BWP) Toronto Airport Carlingview hotel is located 3 km away from the…read moreToronto Congress Centre as well as Pearson International Airport. It is rated Accessible and Pet-friendly. Front desk staff are courteous and professional; be nice at a minimum and you'll get that in return. It is my first visit to this building which has free Wi-Fi, parking and breakfast for guests. There's fitness center and indoor pool & hot tub. Grab a meal in the restaurant, relax at the bar, or make use of the Business Centre. I'm only here to visit 2 guests staying in two rooms for 3 nights. They agreed their rooms were nice & comfortable, however I can't speak first-hand of the experience. Just keeping my social distance for the safety of all. You're able to reach major highways including 401, 407 , 409 and 410. Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is minutes away.