5-Star Hotels in Toronto

When staying at the hotel, the front desk informed that all non-alcoholic beverages in the mini-bar are free because they have been prepaid. After that, bring some desserts. Someone knocked on the door at night, asking if a turndown service was needed. Before leaving, I was told that there are additional charges: facility charge $12, Neighbourhood Mktg $4.89. This is required upon check-in.

Japanese Zen style is very good

Still quite satisfied, lived well, lived for 10 days, the surrounding area was also visited, the restaurant also ate a few times. The spa is also reflected, the overall is not bad. The exterior is being built, the sound is always bad during the day, and there is a fire truck, you can hear a lot of times a day. Toiletries are not provided daily, they need to be explained, and the service attitude is OK. At least the brand is there. I hope I can have a better stay experience next time.

The staff is very friendly. The location is good. However, there will be noise from the subway passing by. If you are not noise tolerant, you need to be careful.

All-wood hotel. I like the smell of body wash. I bought a bottle for $110. It smells good. But you need to call to get disposable slippers and toothbrushes. Remember to ask for toothpaste, otherwise you will only be given a wooden toothbrush. The soundproofing effect is good. I think except for the location, it is much better than W Hotel.

Experience the old British hotel. Just a little swerve down Brolls West Street, the most expensive and luxury goods, and the University of Toronto is on the other side. Check-in time is 3pm. Waiting in the lobby, the lobby is really not big. At 2:30 after 1 o'clock, the front desk said that there is a room. When arriving in the room, housekeeping did not exit. There is a coffee machine and 6 coffee capsules in the room. However, the capsules used by the previous guests are still in the machine. There is a harp in the room. It is twirled softly and the tone is beautiful.