Stayed here for a week October 1st - 5th 2012. The staff was always courteous and more than willing to go the extra mile should you have a request. The bar just off the lobby was convenient and had a great bar staff and was cozy with a big screen to watch the games. Even the drivers were very polite and anxious to accommodate.

Used the fitness room daily - always very clean with a great supply of towels, bottled water, and while somewhat limited in fitness equipment compared to some higher end hotels, every piece of equipment was working (included treadmaills, eliptical, and bikes). There were some free weights as well as a fitness ball, mats, etc. No complaints at all re the fitness room.

My room was immaculate with a newspaper every morning. Mattress very comfortable (and adjustable) good bathroom and shower. The hotel is less than 5 years old and seems to have just about everything you could want in terms of facilities.

Their morning breakfast ($10) is great value and delicious. Considering the room was well priced and was less than $100. I can't imagine a much better experience for the money.

I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn in Mississauga for two nights in February. For a three star hotel, I was pleasantly surprised at the level of comfort and cleanliness. My room came with a microwave and a mini fridge. Parking was free and plentiful. A paper was delivered to my room. Didn't have time to use the swimming pool nor the restaurant.

I was very impressed with this hotel. The staff was wonderful, the restaurant was convenient and the room boasted great beds, wonderful bedding, a fridge and a microwave. We arrived around 11:30 AM and they were able to offer us a room right away. We ate lunch before leaving for the day. The service and food were both enjoyable. There is a Mandarin Chinese Buffet as well as a large grocery store, both in walking distance. For pretty well anything else you'll need a car. Although close to the 401 & 403 highways, there was no road noise whatsoever.

I should mention that the rates at this hotel seems to change with frequency. If getting a great rate is important to you checking back is a must.

Having made an unexpected trip to Toronto recently it was necessary to stay west of the city and fairly close to the airport (but without airport prices). Our choice, as it has been in Halifax, Nova Scotia, was the Hilton Garden Inn.

Attentive staff, a small but well-served restaurant on site and comfortable rooms were the key ingredients of a recipe for a pleasant stay. Easily reached, just off the 401 highway, this hotel is highly recommended if you are not expecting a busy night life or entertainment. Since our ativities were located west of the city we avoided the hassle of transiting the busy core ot Toronto, especially at rush hours.

A car is a necessity at this venue;however, this is the case with most hotels outside of the downtown area.