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"Clean room, sheets feel great, staff were very nice and allow us to check out late at no extra cost. "

"Clean room and friendly staff. Location convenient for restaurants and shopping. "

"Amazing options "

"The room was nice and"

"Amazing"

"Pleased with Hotel."

"It was beautiful, the staff in all areas were attentive and friendly. The location to the Blue Jays stadium was within a 15 minute walk. We really enjoyed our stay."

"Nice room. The upgrade was very nice. Would have been nice to have a coffee maker and Molten Brown amenities in the room. "

"PROS- We stayed for two nights. The staff was polite. Located 1 km away from the Rogers Centre. Our room itself (#21) was very clean, updated and makes use of every square foot to create storage. We had a Queen size bed that was very comfortable and 4 pillows. It also had a small fridge. We had a large window with a view of Beverley Street going up. There are plenty of eateries within a 400m radius, a pharmacy and an LCBO across the street. The bathroom was however quite spacious in comparison with the room. This room would be perfect for a single person. They provided ear plugs - already in the room. The A/C worked brilliantly, newer model and very silent. White linens which is always a plus. We reserved 5 months in advance and the rates were very affordable for Toronto. The television set is one inch thick and also acts as a piece of art. CONS-When we first entered the room, the heat was set to 30°C. After 10 min. and switching to A/C, it was cooler and pleasant. The room itself is very very small. You cannot walk pass the other person in the room if you are both beside the bed at the same time. If you have mobility issues and are two in this room, I would suggest a larger room during booking because getting out of bed if you're against the was can be tricky. Our 6 digit number key pad number was often tricky. The biggest issue was cold water in the shower. We advise the receptionist after the first night about this, it was felt unresolved the following morning."