Beeton Holidays from £934

Check in was very confusing and the middle men in the lobby are not very helpful Emailed the company about the missing tv remote but haven’t heard back so we cldnt use the tv at all

very much accommodating extremely nice and helpful

Know what you’re getting. Yes, this is a condo and that is well spelled out. However, you need to walk two blocks to get the key out of a lockbox in a convenience store which is not communicated to you until 24 hours before check-in - and return it there - likely while hauling your bags. It is NOT two bedrooms - it is one bedroom with sliding cardboard dividers in what should be the dinning area. Also, according to the security, the building is about 30% short term rental so a lot of people are coming and going around check-in and check-out times, so be prepared to wait 15 minutes or more for the elevator (up or down) - yes, 15 minutes. The unit was not well stocked, it had coffee pods but not a coffee machine that accepted pods. The towels were a hodgepodge mix of old towels and the overall cleanliness left much to be desired. But if you’re going to a blue jays game or the CN Tower, it’s very close

Great stay but the bathtub wasn’t sealed properly and water leaks into apartment underneath and fridge loves to leak water

Overall pretty average. Considering cost it’s a decent stay, but the building isn’t anything special. During one night of our stay the fire alarm went off 4-5 times over a span of 4 hours. The water in the unit doesn’t get very cold either and no bottled water was supplied. Another issue is the elevator in the building, according to other residents usually only one elevator of the two elevators is operating and the building refuses to fix the broken one. Wait times for the elevator are long. The building is great for location though, Rogers Center is only a couple minute walk, as well as Scotiabank Arena and Union Station is a 5-10 minute walk. Decent sized unit for guests but poor build quality, doors don’t seem to latch and lock and everything in our unit looked to be slopped together last second.