3-Star Hotels in Mississauga

The hotels rooms were clean and organized. People who worked there were really nice and helped with any problem. The pool and weightroom was disappointing though. If you are going there just for the hotel or food tho, its good. Breakfast had alot of variety with good services.

Stayed overnight from Mississauga before heading into Toronto core, location is convenient being close to the 407. However, the entry road requires turning across 3 lanes of incoming traffic, and during rush hour with large transport trucks, it's nearly impossible without kind drivers letting you through. That's a real headache. Not to mention in addition to lack of noise insulation from the take off of airplanes so close by, traffic along the lanes of highway were also noticable. BUT the hotel and staff more than make up for it. Friendly, professional service from check-in onward. Breakfast spread is excellent: hot options plus pancake/waffle stations. The gym is impressively modernized with quality equipment. The room layout is efficiently designed, compact but functional, clean, and comfortable. One note: constant reminders to register your vehicle and display the parking pass are everywhere: lobby signs, key cards, and verbal check-in prompts. Anyone complaining about getting ticketed is being irresponsible; the policy is heavily visible and pushed repeatedly. Bottom line: great value for a clean, modern stay near the airport/highway. Just time your arrival carefully. Recommended for budget-conscious travelers who prioritize convenience and service over luxury.

The location is good, near the airport. The hotel itself is decent. During booking it would have been nice to know the shuttle doesn't run in the evening, so we had to pay out of pocket for a taxi.

I stayed for three days with my daughter for a mom and daughter trip. Appearance is beautiful and desk staff was nice and helpful but I don’t think the room we stayed is appropriate for guests who pay for it. I chose this place for a free parking and close to YYZ. The room was incredibly small and structurally wrong for people to move inside the room. The washroom door fully didn’t open and the ceiling was very low so I had to be very careful not to bump my head to the ceiling. The room picture they posted on the website looked great and cozy but that isn’t important anymore if we can’t move around. One more, they had a wedding party on the second day and very loud music was on by 1 am and next day there was another party but it wasn’t that loud. You have to check if they have party guests during your staying before you book.

Well-located in the cluster of hotels that are next to the airport. The airport shuttle arrived within 15 minutes of waiting at the terminal (no need to commute out of the airport), though as always I believe all these hotels should manage their shuttle services a bit better especially because so many of the hotel names are similar and yet they require different shuttles. The room was pretty standard with a bathtub shower, sink and long counter-top, closet, TV, coffee making amenities, desk chair, and long desk-like counter under the TV where I could easily place my items on. The room was comfortable, the temperature of the heater/AC could be controlled by you, and the bed was large and comfortable. I will make note that there is a lot of light since you can see part of the airport's lights which are always on, and the curtain covers most but not all of this light. Breakfast had a good spread and variety, including: bagels, mini croissants, muffins, boiled & scrambled eggs, ham, sausage, toast, potatoes, baked beans, cream cheese, jams, peanut butter, yoghurt, milk, cereal, and a waffle-making machine. For drinks, there was juice as well as stations for hot water with tea options in bags and 3 types of hot coffee roast at the ready. The food was quite good and filling for the continuation of my trip, plus the small pastries made it easy to take along with me. My personal concerns are the fact all the dishes are single-use paper and the cutlery is single-use plastic, which I feel is a lot of waste they generate everyday, but a lot of hotels are like this in this area (probably because people take a pack with them on their trips).

We were very disappointed with our recent stay from April 27–28. Upon checkout on Monday morning, the receptionist, Arshiya, did not greet us or show any signs of friendliness. When I asked a few questions before leaving, her responses were curt and came across as rude—she didn’t smile or make any effort to be welcoming. We’ve stayed at many hotels across the U.S., and this was by far the coldest reception we’ve experienced. We expected a higher standard of hospitality, especially in Canada, where friendliness is something the country is known for. The room itself was okay, but there was a strange odor that made our stay less comfortable. The wifi might seems have a problem too. On a positive note, the food was excellent—fresh and well-prepared—and the person who greeted us during the meal was warm and welcoming. Their kindness really stood out and helped improve our experience. I would recommend providing Arshiya with additional customer service training to ensure she can offer the level of hospitality that guests expect and that will enhance the overall quality of your business.

I stayed at this hotel for just one night. I chose it expecting it to be a little better than average, but overall it was just okay. Check-in was friendly and fast. The bed was comfortable, with nice bedding and pillows, but the sofa in the room was not comfortable at all. The room itself felt small and not very cozy. I would have preferred proper curtains instead of roller blinds. Noise was a factor—the hotel sits under a flight path. It didn’t bother me much once I was asleep, but sensitive sleepers should keep this in mind. The elevators were also a bit frustrating, as the card tap didn’t always work right away, though eventually it did. Breakfast was disappointing. The area was extremely crowded, and the food was below average. In the end, I wouldn’t pay extra for this hotel. It’s very similar to many others in the same category, and the rate feels overpriced for what you actually get.

The location is great and just what you need for a night close to the airport before an early flight. The rooms are spacious and although dated, things looked clean. Having said that, the bathtub drain was clogged which meant water would pool well above our ankles after a quick shower, which was a bit disgusting. I also woke up to my legs and feet full of what seemed to be mosquito bites, which was super unpleasant. At first we thought it could have been bed bugs, but thankfully it was just mosquitos or something similar. All in all, for the price I’d think twice about staying here unless you just want a place to lay your head for a few hours.

An average hotel. There were quite a few Black and Indian guests. The room was a good size, but the facilities were just so-so. The shuttle bus wasn't on time. The location is okay, but there's a Subway right outside. I won't be booking here again.

I really enjoyed my stay here so extended it for another day. This hotel has great front desk staff that answer all questions and put me at ease. It has the perfect location for a quick exit, being beside the airport. The restaurant food is delicious. The room I stayed in was clean with airport views. It was quiet and extremely effective at keeping the light out for a great sleep.