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"Was a great stay But hot chocolate in the room be nice as i don't drink tea or coffee"

"Good"

"I recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a very pleasant experience. One of the biggest advantages is its fantastic location. It’s conveniently close to many downtown attractions and venues, including the Rogers Centre, Scotiabank Arena, the CN Tower, and a wide variety of restaurants. Being able to walk to so many popular spots made the stay especially enjoyable. The hotel itself has a beautiful, regal atmosphere. The decor feels classic and elegant, with impressive paintings and stylish furniture that give the space a sophisticated charm. It really creates a memorable first impression when you walk through the lobby and common areas. The staff were another highlight of the stay. Everyone I encountered was warm, welcoming, and helpful, which made the overall experience feel even more comfortable and relaxed. Breakfast each morning was delicious with a great selection of options. There was plenty to choose from, making it easy to start the day with a satisfying meal. The only area that could use some improvement would be the bathrooms. While they were clean and functional, they felt a bit dated and could benefit from some updates to match the elegance of the rest of the hotel. Overall, it’s a lovely place to stay, especially if you want to be close to downtown attractions while enjoying a hotel with classic charm and friendly service."

"Close proximity to lots of shops. Friendly and welcoming staff. Great hotel!"

"Decent property but definitely could use a fresh touch."

"Everything was great"

"This property is at best "average". Location, however, is excellent. Staff are very attentive. Unfortunately, the actual hotel and rooms / lobby etc., all feel quite industrial. "

"Wonderful boutique hotel in downtown Toronto. Two blocks from Union Station and CN Tower. Loved the hotel’s “vibe” and how they promote Canadian artists and authors. "

"Not a great Breakfast "