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| - If i ever go back to Toronto this place was super. Just a 7 min walk from the main downtown and $100+ cheaper to stay at.
I took the street car (light rail) a lot while there and service was good. If you miss one be prepared to wait another 15 mins for the next one though.
As for the hotel:
Pluses:
* Free hot/cold breakfast in the morning was great way to start the day. Cereal, hard boiled eggs, scrambled eggs or omelette on alternating days, sausage links or bacon strips on alternating days, pancake machine to make fresh pancakes, toaster to toast bread, english muffins or bagels. Yogurt (danon and greek style). Milk, orange juice, apple juice, grapefruit juice and coffee.. Cant beat that for free.
* The room was nice and clean. Smelt fresh walking into it. Beds were comfy. Have a 40" flat TV in the room. Desk for your laptop. Closet with iron/ironing board. And a dresser under TV with 3 drawers and cubby hole to hold a suitcase.
* Bathroom was big enough. Had shampoo/conditioner from Bath and Body works and restocked them everyday. Also had a sign in the bathroom if your forget your personal items ie: toothbrush, toothpaste ect. they would give you those things at no cost at the front desk.
* The staff was wonderful and very helpful. They even made change for us.
* Rule of Thumb : If you are like me and like ice with your drink. Make sure you get a room on the 4, 8 or 12th floor as that is where the ice machines are located. More so if you on 8 there is a soda machine right there as well.
I wouldnt say these are minuses but it could be better.
* You get free Wi-FI but the connection is very spotty. The best times to use it would be when you are out sightseeing of course since no one else was in the hotel lol. So if you were on at night 11pm to early morning, connection was great.
But any other time it was slow or you were connected at all. so if they could improve the WI-FI service it would make this a 5 star rating as people want to upload their pictures from their trip for people back home and without it makes it hard. You got better WI-FI on your phone than if you are using a laptop so there is that.
More of a nuisance.
* if you have multiple things to power up make sure you bring something for it. Power strip or something. I didnt really look to much around but the lamp on the desk in the room has to 3 prong outlets and that is all i really saw.
Not a prob for me as i used USB cords to power up my Garmin (life saver there in canada) and Phone.
You are minutes from walking to the CN Tower, Hockey Hall of Fame among many awesome restaurants/bars/breweries.
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