Sheraton centre is a large hotel in the middle of Toronto close to financial district and shopping and subway. Walking distance to the CN Tower and the Air Canada ice hockey centre - make this a mandatory inclusion for entertainment on and off the ice (last minute tickets if you go to the venue or there are scalpers with tickets... More

We booked two rooms at the Sheraton for our family and we were pleased with the decor, size of the room and the location to all of the downtown attractions. Plus the price was excellent! More

Had my sales meeting here, great venue, very central, and the staff was very attentive. More

I stay here on a weekly basis. With a Starwoods card and 25 stays per year, I get a free upgrade and access to the club lounge with appetizers at 5 (that serve as dinner) and breakfast in the morning. The hotel is always very clean, lively, but quiet at night. The indoor/outdoor pool is being renovated now as is... More

The Sheraton centre hotel in Toronto always runs a great package rate for the Toronto International Boat Show. The hotel is lovely and connected to the Totonto underground PATH, so you don't have to go out in the cold for restaurants and shopping. Free shuttle to the show is excellent as well. They also have a nice option to refuse... More

The hotel is nicely located in the heart of down town Toronto.The restaurants and shopping mall are all in walking distance.The ice skating rink is next to the hotel and a fantastic outing for all ages. The room was very spacious and the beds and linen were excellent.We had a great overnite stay. Parking at the hotel was expensive but... More

We stayed for 2 days here to attend the Toronto Boat show. The location is the best for city sight-seeing and shopping. You can leave the hotel through the lower level and never go outside to shop. The indoor/outdoor pool at this hotel is really cool, you can swim from the indoor pool and go outdoors even in the middle... More

Stayed here for 3 nights in October 2011 before moving on to Montreal...great hotel and great location in the heart of Toronto...... More

There must be a mandatory trade school that hotel interior designers attend with classes titled “History of Plaid Carpet”, “Introduction to Enormous Pointless Sculpture” and “American Paintings So Ugly No One Will Steal Them 101.” I’m guessing their first job after graduating from this institution of bad taste is to design a Sheraton and the Sheraton Centre in Toronto was... More