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  • I know it is one of the most over used phrases on yelp but it just seems like it calls for it. "I really wanted to like this place." I really dig the overall look of this place. I am not someone who only stays at chain hotels and needs everything they offer. Every room at the Gladstone is designed by a different designer so no room looks the same - cool idea. The Ace hotel in Seattle and Portland also have a similar idea, but different vibe. So my biggest issue with the gladstone was that I chose to stay there when it was my first time visiting Toronto and the hotel was rather far from downtown and all the stuff I wanted to see. I know this is something the Gladstone cant change but I think its something other people need to realize if they are visiting Toronto for the first time. To make the most of your time in Toronto stay someplace closer to the downtown center. Also about the location of the Gladstone, it is at the end of a new, up and coming "hip" area. When I first got to the hotel it was Saturday and Queen street was packed with slutty dressed girls and wanna be too cool guys waiting in line to get into bars and clubs or just standing on the sidewalks smoking and blocking foot traffic. And by the way, the area is much better during the day - cool little restaurants/coffee shops/art galleries that were obscured during the evening by the hipsters out front. Ok enough about the area - it is what it is. The room at the Gladstone was small. I thought the Hotel Max in Seattle had small rooms but the Gladstone wins the honors now. Small rooms are fine, you don't need to do much else in the rooms but sleep and shower. But here showering is difficult if you have even been in a RV and used the shower in there - this is about the size of the Gladstone shower... you can hardly turn around. One fun but odd thing at the Gladstone is the old elevator. You have to get someone to operate the elevator for you so that is sort of a pain if you are on the 4th floor and can't handle the stairs too well. Everyone was very friendly at the hotel, and they even offer free Wi-Fi. But for the price I just am not sure if the Gladstone is worth it. If you're looking for something different and have the cash to burn, then by all means Gladstone is a good time.
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