I must say that this is a great place and the price is decent. I stayed in the Luxury Room with one king bed , over 450 square feet, a full marble bathroom with heated floor and soaker tub, plus an iPod docking station and high-speed internet access. I must say comparing the prices of other hotels around Toronto it is very reasonable. The other hotels may advertise lower prices but it is for a smaller room.

I was orgionally intending to stay at Hotel St. Germain and reserved it- but noticed from reviews on trip advisor that two clubs on the street made it a very noisy location for a hotel. If I pay for a hotel, I will pay extra for quality and quiet and the soho met my expectations. The third floor was a great and the view was of the CN tower and rodgers center (formally known as the skydome).

The one thing I liked about this location is it is a very quiet street and it is very quiet within the hotel. The noise does travel though but normal and stopped at 10pm.

I was not able to eat at the bakery or restaurante so am not able to give review or advice on that subject. The service was excellent and the bellmen gave excellent help on location/directions to visit and gave a map of Toronto to assist. The cleaning service was excellent and the rooms had been thoroughly cleaned plus the hotel offered a turndown service . It was a decent size room with wonderful large bathroom and soaker tub-I would not hesitate to go back.

I would say Go 2 SOHO and you will have a great experience..

I have stayed at The SoHo Met on several occasions. I always enjoy every moment.

The rooms are spotless and stylishly contemporary. Sen5es restaurant offers great in-room dining. The staff is always helpful and friendly. I love the Dale Chihuly glass sculpture as you enter the lobby. The hotel is located within a short distance of the popular King West/Queen West villages filled with funky shopping and dining, the CN Tower and harbour, the convention center, Chinatown or the Theater district.

My family and I stayed in the SoHo's rather unique residential section for seven months after returning to Canada from many years in Asia. It certainly wasn't the least expensive extended stay accommodation in town, but we didn't mind paying a premium for what we came to be convinced is by far the best hotel service quality in Toronto. The staff – which made every effort to get to know us personally – is really terrific: friendly people, interesting personalities, well-trained, articulate and intelligent, responsive plus prompt. Indeed, speed is one special stand-out characteristic of the SoHo: anything we asked for – no matter how difficult or unusual – was dealt with in an ultra-fast solutions-focused manner. This was just one of the ways in which we felt that the SoHo team – which seemed to suffer low turnover during our long stay – went the extra mile to let us know that our business was valued, and this attitude extended from junior entry-level staff to the senior management of the property. A couple of other positive points worth noting: the bright Senses bakery has a great breakfast with fresh, high quality food (including fun touches like dim sum); the vibrant Senses ‘scene bar’ makes the best martini in Toronto and the people who work there are off-the-scale when it comes to providing sophisticated service; and the engineering/ maintenance team is the best I’ve seen in any hotel (they know how to fix just about anything and even assembled our toddler son’s baby crib). While the SoHo is clearly a trendy and ‘cool’ modern property, even though we had a baby in tow nobody gave us a negative vibe and we would describe the hotel as family-friendly. About the only discordant note from our stay was the lack of attention to detail on some billing matters but this didn’t detract from our overall positive experience.

Great hotel. Staff very courteous and nice. Nice lobby and the bakery was good. If you book the luxury, the 450sqf half is the bathroom, nicest bathroom I have ever seen. Highly reccomend, especially if going to Rogers Centre.