Gilford Holidays from £932

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

Fantastic overall experience. Will be back.

Nice, clean, and fully equipped apartment. There was only one key avaliable for a 3 person reservation.

You get what you pay for. This is not a 5 star property but it was 1/5 of the cost of a hotel for a family of 5 in Downtown Toronto. This is equivalent to an air bnb. Check in is done via email and over the phone. I checked out on Sunday morning and received my deposit back exactly 7 days later via PayPal with no hassle. The unit was not the one in the picture and had been flooded in the past and never repaired. The floor was damaged and the baseboards were swelling. The bed sheets were clean and the A/C worked

Excellent location for exploring Toronto! And loved having access to a full kitchen. The property and the room was ok but really needs a refresh. If you are there in the summer, know that the a/c in the building is capped at 22.5 degrees celsius