Looked around for an affordable hotel in downtown Toronto and was really pleased with this place. It was clean, and in one of the best neighbourhoods in Toronto. The Royal Ontario Museum is steps away, as are great and affordable restaurants and the Metro/Subway is a block away. The beds were comfortable, neighbourhood was quiet at night, very friendly staff,... more

We arrived to toronto ( I had booked the Royal York, Fairmont) to learn that my travel agent had booked the wrong night. There was absolutely NOTHING else in Toronto ( the concierge at the Fairmont was kind enough to phone everyone in the city) because of some Boston Redsocks game here in town. The Fairmont had to sadly turn... more

4 of us stayed here for 3 nights in July 2007. We stayed in a family room which had a very small bathroom. Very quiet part of town in Yorkville. No problems with noise, we didn’t hear anyone talking in the room next door nor did we hear any noise on the street. I think we were facing a block... more

Disappointing hotel - looks like it hasn't been renovated in 20 years. Cleanliness was not good. Definitely wouldn't stay there again. However location was good and it was reasonably priced - so if you are prepared to comprise then it will be fine. more

Stayed at this hotel Friday and Saturday night. It is a bargain for the area. This area seems to be pretty upscale, with Whole Foods and lots of shopping close by. When I booked I tried more expensive hotels but they were just out of my price range for a summer weekend. The bathroom looked recently renovated, and the room... more

We had a very pleasant stay at the hotel. The reception staff was friendly and helpful with assistance for parking the car, and directions within the city. The hotel location is great - in Yorkville, close to the Royal Museum of Ontario, Bloor street, Bata Museum, etc. The subway station is nearby too. The TV remote control did not work... more

First of all, be aware that , although very comfortable, the only affordable hotel in the enchanted world of Yorkville is also very basic (in a rather charming way!): red brick walls, wooden furnishings (heritage Canadian pine!), fabric carpeting, and old-fashioned box-spring bedding, just a trifle firm - but when they describe the single beds as being "king-sized", they REALLY... more

Its not a bad place, really. For this area, its perfect though you get what you pay for. The halls are a little dingy and show some age, the lobby is small, the service is OK, and the doors to the rooms look quite old, yet the rooms themselfs arent that bad, the beds were huge and offered everything one... more

This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in in any city in North America. It's dirty and run down, but more important the staff are incredibly rude. Major incidents were the following. The morning after we arrived, staff rang the room to ask whether we had found a previous guest's mobile phone charger. I searched the room and rang... more