Hotels in Garden District, Toronto

If was our second stay at this hotel, we like it! The rooms are nice, breakfast area is cozy, the breakfast itself is good. Suggestion to add veggies and greens. Tea and coffee available 24/7. There is a small gym but good enough. We parked car for 1 night at hotel (registered at the front desk and paid), however the next morning received a parking ticket, noticed after check-out so had to contact hotel via email, provide the ticket, they promised to take care of it. So pay attention to this and go to the front desk right away.

The hotel is relatively central for walking to downtown. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom spacious. However essentially it's an old house that superficially looks good. There are almost no practicalities in the noisy room. No wardrobe, no slippers, no coat hangers, no table for your suitcase (just a thin desk like thing almost too narrow for a laptop), one chair. Staff friendly, no menu so I didn't try the food. Neighbouring rooms were easily heard and while it was clean, it was run down and worn.

The location is very good. Take the UP Express from Pearson Airport to Union Station for three stops, then transfer to the subway for two stops to Queen Station, and walk for three or four minutes. Walk through the Eaton Center to the City Hall. Behind the hotel is Haidilao, which is really delicious and affordable compared to Western food. Dundas Square, Miniature Canada, and the cheap supermarket Dollarama are also four or five minutes away on foot. It is also very convenient to take the tram to the attractions. After 7 o'clock, go to Burger King behind the hotel for breakfast, and you can also get drinking water. The room is clean and tidy. You can vaguely hear the hourly bell of the old City Hall. If you need to clean the room, tell the front desk, otherwise it will not be cleaned. There are towels, toothbrush cups, paper towels, coffee machines, hair dryers, hangers, but nothing else, slippers, toothpaste, toothbrushes, kettles, etc. The cover photo of Ctrip is the old house theater next to the hotel, and the hotel itself is a high-rise building.

The waiters have a very in-depth understanding of the store and can give suggestions based on our needs, which is exactly what we want! Fortunately, the journey here is not difficult, and the store is easy to find. It is very close to the subway station, so friends don’t have to worry.

Hygiene: Really clean and tidy, great for people with mysophobia, and the hotel is relatively new, which is a plus Environment: Comfortable lighting, good quality bedding Service: Friendly front desk The location is very convenient, although it is in DT, it doesn't feel noisy at night

Great location, easy check in / check out, amazing views from very high floor of a 50-story condominium. I was able to check in at 3PM and the place was very clean. 24 hour security at the lobby and 24 hour concierge on 5th floor. There is a large public parking lot right across the street that is safe and easy to use. Starbucks & Tim Horton’s is right downstairs, and Dundas Square is literally a 6 minute walk away. Would definitely stay again and would recommend to others!

The location of the hotel is not very good, it looks like a place that is not very serious, downstairs is the strip club of the same name. However, the service at the front desk is quite enthusiastic, helping to carry luggage, check travel agency information, and call a taxi (of course I also have a tip). The health service is not good. I don’t know if I didn’t leave a tip on the first day. I came back the next day and found that I didn’t clean the room! Others are OK, walk to the CN Tower for about 30 minutes.