This HIE does a good job for what and where it is…read more Plus: *Convenient to many local businesses, not far fom Pearson airport *A fair amount of restaurants nearby, but you need a car *Lovely common areas including a really nice breakfast room *Free WiFi!! *Depite being on a busy road, there wasn't much road noise So/so: *Airport shuttle - bu its not advertised on the web, so you probably won't know it's available until after you paid CN $40 for a cab Bad: *Musty room - you know, the "old carpet, ancient smoke" smell *Loud air con Overall, it's a good value for the price especially when free breakfast, wifi and shuttle are considered.

First, curb your expectations about the location. It's Mississauga after all, so if logistics…read morewarehouses are your thing, this is the place. When I first checked in, I was given room 326. Smelled like old gym socks. Asked to be moved. Got room 226. Not smelly, so I thought "fine". Then I tried to go to sleep...the aircraft noise, dear God, the aircraft noise. Well past midnight the flights go right over head. Spaced 1 minute 15 seconds apart. I know this because as I lay in bed, unable to sleep, head buried among all four hotel pillows, I could do nothing but count the seconds between the screech of jet engines overhead. Needless to say my 3 night stay was cut short after the first night. In spite of the poor location, suboptimal first room, and the unbearable noise, the staff were actually very polite and obliging. Credit to them given the circumstances.

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

SUMMARY: Despite good reviews, the hotel is not well maintained and in a very loud area. If you…read morewant a NICE hotel experience, do not stay here. DETAILS: We originally selected the hotel from all others based on location, good reviews, and cost (in that order). [We should have paid more attention to the bad reviews.] We reserved a 2 queen-bed room. We were placed in a room that was on a very busy street (Yonge) and across from an active construction zone. I slept maybe 2 hours the first night due to the noise. The windows do not keep out the noise at all. The next morning we begged the front desk staff to find us a different room. They were helpful and put us in a quieter room. Despite that, we were very disappointed with the cleanliness and functionality of both rooms. The floors were FILTHY! I had to wash my feet with a wet towel before putting on my socks. Perhaps their cleaning staff do not know they need to wash floors after EVERY visit. In addition: 1) it was difficult to control the temperature in the room because the A/C unit did not seem to respond to the wall control, 2) the water pressure was very low making it difficult to take a decent shower, 3) the bathroom sink looks modern but is useless since there is no room to put anything in the bathroom, and finally 4) the TVs are nearly impossible to operate. The remote controls simply did not work. In neither room could we actually operate the TV, so we just gave up. It is ridiculous that a hotel at any price-point should have these issues, especially one that costs as much as this one. If you care about the quality of your room, I suggest finding another place.

We enjoyed a quiet 2 night stay here. the living room of the suite is spacious, with a couch,…read morecoffee table, side chair, desk with chairs, and a very useful sink in the kitchen area which has a fridge, microwave and coffee maker. A few dishes, and a hand towel for this area would have been helpful. bedroom, with 2 beds and nightstand in between was an ok size; beds were too soft for us. excellent closet space and great number of hangars. tub and toilet are in one room, sink in adjacent room, with door in between. would have made more sense for us to have toilet/sink in one room and shower in the other. large, soft bath towels. wish they did not still use the mini bottles of shampoo/conditioner/body lotion: they only add to the plastic waste problem. location perfect for st. lawrence mkt, yonge st, city hall, restaurants, groceries stores. every staff member we dealt with was friendly and helpful. we were readily allowed early check-in and late checkout with no extra charge.

Traveling often, I love staying at hotels. Most hotels are worth the money, but I don't think this…read moreone is. First of all, they don't let you check in early, which is fine, but it creates a backlog of people checking in at 4pm. We checked in then on a Friday in July and the line took almost an hour to get our keys. Staff at the desk were slow. The suite was okay, but came with an odd smell. The sofa couch advertised was not sleep able. It was spiky and uncomfortable. There are so many hotels nearby. I'd skip this one for one of them.

This is no longer a hotel - it has been converted into a city shelter at least through 2026. I…read moretried to book it through the Choice Hotels website, and even their customer service thought they were still one of their properties, but I couldn't find any available dates for my trip in March, or through the end of the year. I finally was able to reach them directly and a staff member informed me they had recently been contracted to be a city shelter and that had extended through at least the end of 2026. If you're trying to book a stay, contact the hotel directly to get their status before even trying.

We stayed at the Saint James Hotel three nights on a recent trip to Toronto. It was a good…read moreexperience, and I would recommend this hotel. The staff was friendly, the location is good, the price was solid, and the room was comfy and clean. Some touch points: Conveniently located near a college campus so there are plenty of bars and restaurants within walking distance. The hotel offers parking, although we did not utilize it. We did valet check our bags the last morning after checking out so we could do some more sight-seeing prior to going to the airport - always a plus to be able to do. Breakfast is included - you receive a voucher per guest per day for the Freshii downstairs, served until 10:30AM. This was convenient and the food was good. The room was spacious, clean, and comfy. Modern/Ikea-esque decorations, TV, couch, coffee table, closet. The bed was really comfy. In-room fridge which I love! Nice bathroom, basic toiletries provided, hairdryer, and some fun post-shower slippers made from towel material. Bathrobes in the closet. Low noise level - we had good night's sleep. This was a great hotel choice and we enjoyed our stay! I would recommend the Saint James Hotel.

Overall, I enjoyed my stay at The Anndore House. It is in a good location in Yorkville, a nice…read moreneighborhood with multiple restaurants and shopping opportunities nearby. The subway is about 2.5 blocks from the hotel with good connectivity to various parts of the city. The front desk is off to one side. Check in was straight forward and speedy, which I appreciated after a long trip from Toulouse that had a connection in Amsterdam. My room was quite large. There was a seating area with two chairs and a table. There was a king bed with great linens and pillows. The shower was also large with good water pressure. I was surprised and pleased by the size of the closet. I was also surprised how quiet the room was. The bath products were also so good that I wanted to throw them into my suitcase to take home. My hair hadn't looked that good in years. Breakfast was uneven. I had the best omelet of my life the first day I was there (and that is saying something since I live most of the time in France.) The second omelet that I had was terrible and not even close. I had the breakfast sandwich on the final day, which was good. Overall, you get a decent bang for your buck with both the room price and breakfast menu.

(also posted on Google) The Anndore House looked cuter in…read moreperson than it did online. If you see a Constantine sign, you're at the right place. To enter the hotel, you have to go through two very heavy doors. (I started using the auto button on the side after a couple times of trying to push or pull the doors.) Then there is the front desk, which doesn't face you. It's a bit odd of a situation. There is cold lemon water available in a dispenser. I like that you need a room key to use the elevator. The room was very spacious with interesting little details. I had a room with two queen beds. There was a rotary phone, a record player, and two very comfy chairs. There was a mini fridge and a coffee maker. You could request to borrow a microwave. I loved the scent of the hand soap and body wash in the room. It was supposed to be "berry". It's a quick walk through the Green Parking garage to get to the subway station Bloor-Yonge. You can access line 1, which gets you around downtown pretty easily. The bun shop next door (Sang-Ji) was really good too.

This is my 2nd Delta. I like these hotels, they are so big and spacious. There's a mini mart, a…read moreStarbucks and a couple stores in the lobby. A gym and there's a few places to eat nearby, pickup from the airport was nice. Hotel front desk was nice and helpful. A good stay here in Toronto

I stayed at the Delta Hotel while attending a conference at the Toronto Congress Centre, which is…read moredirectly across the street. The hotel was clean, quiet, and comfortable. Earplugs were provided in the room in case proximity to the airport caused noise issues, but I didn't experience any. There are a few restaurants and shops within walking distance, but the hotel offers a nice variety of dining options, so I didn't feel the need to go elsewhere. It is definitely the closest hotel to the Congress Centre. I also enjoyed the indoor pool and hot tub, which were a pleasant way to unwind after long days on my feet. Additionally, the free airport shuttle was a great convenience, making transfers quick and easy.

Studio Room 1905, view faces N. Juliette balcony. $179/night, fall 2021…read moreFamily Room 20004, view faces S. Real balcony. It's kind of like my condo downtown -- can look good from afar, but fixtures are cheap, the furniture is starting to wear, shelves in bathroom don't hold much and are off-kilter. There was baby food or vomit on the couch. Nice lighting in the washroom, but the walk-in shower pressure is barely enough to get shampoo out. The kitchen needs some cleaning supplies since there's no housekeeping. They also do not provide detergent to clean your own sheets because housekeeping isn't doing that either. They sell scented Tide® downstairs I'm told, but public places should be scent-free! I'm still trying to air out the bedsheets. Nice hanging closet w/ 2 robes (no slippers anymore), and closet with shelves. Top loading washer (which is great, but haven't tried it yet) to wash your bedding -- but bring detergent from home. I like the bed in the alcove in room 1905, but pillows need to be of better quality. Service has been sometimes excellent, sometimes non-existent. My phone is flashing but I was given wrong info on how to retrieve messages; turns out it was broken and I also was not getting incoming calls. I have been trying to get this problem resolved for 3 days! This is my biggest complaint so far because it's caused a lot of stress and I've missed VERY important calls. Rely only on your cell phone. I-net connection good. Some information I've been given could not be answered, I think CoV is still a confusing time here. Fridge is TINY, so you can't load it up with fresh stuff. The kitchen contains 4 small plates, 2 small bowls, 2 wine glasses, 2 regular glasses and cutlery. I ordered up a pot and received a kettle that was completely sticky on the handle and entire surface. Finally got a pot and a ladle (?) sent up. Had to buy my own sink cleanser and scouring pad. Luckily I brought 2 large stainless steel bowls, they've come in. handy. They need to supply more cleaning items if they want you to DIY. Also there's no Swiffer set for cleaning the floor, but if you call up you can get a vacuum to borrow. This is not workable, because it's hard having to call for stuff all the time and you also need to wet wash floors. We also need a toilet brush and cleanser! The toiletries are horrible. Very stinky with synthetic scents. Can't use any of them. They were better at Chelsea Hotel for $50 less a night. Management did help a lot with my specific concerns re: broken phone by moving me into a larger suite -- but 2004 has a flickering bathroom light (which I can't used until it's fixed), and the balcony door was blocked off with a dresser. 2004 is a more expensive suite, but it's a bit grungier, and doesnt feel anywhere as good as 1905 did. The bedroom is also pretty depressing compared to the lovely alcove bedroom in the studio. Bigger is not better here!

Holy shit. This is our second stay. The first time was during the summer and it wasn't the worst…read morebut this time, well, this time it is. They somehow charge $200/night as a damage deposit. Let me be clear, I could literally take a steaming shit directly into the television and set fire to the bed and still not do $200 in damages. Then the first room they provide has no heat, not just a cold room but no way to heat it because the heater only blows cold air. When my girlfriend calls down to them they ask her if she is sure. Like she doesn't know the difference between hot and cold. So the front desk guy invites himself up to confirm that there is only cold air. After this HVAC technician by day, bellhop by night confirms that my girlfriend isn't mentally challenged he moved us to a "family suite" in an "upgrade". Well I can confirm that the heat in this room does work but it also overlooks what appears to be the loudest, all-night construction site in town. Next time you're looking for a place to stay in downtown Toronto, skip this place and stay anywhere else. It literally costs the same as the Westin and is about $10/night less than the Royal York on Hotwire.

Stayed at the Fairmont Royal York on our last trip to Toronto. We ended up taking the train into…read moreToronto Union Station and this hotel is in an extremely convenient location if you take the train/from the train station. When you walk into the hotel it feels royal, elegant, European, sleek, and luxurious. This hotel is also pretty famous as several movies have been filmed here including the show suits. The bar feels like an upscale speakeasy downstairs and the rooms are very nice. If you have the chance to stay here I can't recommend this hotel enough for the location and high quality of this hotel.

There were a few wrinkles initially but management quickly addressed my concerns. Timothy who is a…read morenew manager ry saves the day and made my stay special . Great hire ! I booked 3 individual nights in a row and had the chance to experience 3 different rooms , two were ADA friendly and the hotel also provides wheelchairs . Their women's locker also features an ADA shower and you can request a bench to use also . While this is a historical hotel and you must understand there are going to be limitations because of laws related to landmark preservation ( disabled guest must use the east entrance elevator to enter in the lobby or the ramp chair) they really try to make the building accessible... all you have to do is ask. Shoutout to Michelle at the bell desk and Reuben who does the flowers for the hotel I believe for going above and beyond with helping me with my wheelchair and luggage . Food and drink wise the Fairmont has plenty to offer as well . Least memorable and overpriced item was the shrimp cocktail (6) however the cocktails I tried were exceptional! Special shout out to Porsche, who was my favorite bartender by far during my short stay .Highly recommend the Saigon Margarita (9.5) And the seaplane which is their take on a jungle bird / and paper plane ( 8.5 ) ! . The espresso martini which I believe is called the Paralyzer was also not that bad ( 7.5 ) . I also really enjoyed the Black truffle omelette (9) I had for breakfast the day I checked out . Really love the live music that they also have during the daytime. One of the best stays I've had in quite awhile . Can't wait to stay here again !