Historische hotels in Toronto

'Outdated rooms in dire need of refurbishing'

'Comfortable hotel in downtown Toronto, close to the lake. Had a pleasant stay.'

'Way overpriced; C$ 221.20 for a room without airconditioning. Temp in room reached 26 degrees Celsius. Then while taking a shower I noticed the small shampoo and shower gel were used and almost empty. Sad but true. At check-in the receptionist had a hard time counting the (partly) cash I paid with. Also a hard time to deduct the cash from the invoice and charge the rest to my MasterCards. The hotel itself has its charmes but is way overpriced. Guess it’s the new reality. '

'This was our second time staying at the Omni King Edward. Overall it’s a pleasant stay, the staff is very welcoming and friendly. When we arrived in the room the AC was broken, it was on constantly, pretty loud and it didn’t cool all that much. Based on the state of the room, it was clear someone had been trying to fix it but didn’t fix it in time. We didn’t complain because it didn’t bother us, but we made note of it with the staff at checkout. When we returned later in the week for one more...

'One of the better value for money hotels in GTA. Location on Esplanade is excellent '

'Echt een prachtig hotel , goede kamer . Prima luxe bedden .aanrader .'

'It is a very convenient hotel from which you can visit Toronto on foot. The hotel has no facilities for breakfast. Because of construction they did serve some muffins and cakes. The shower is very good.'

'Mijn verblijf was prettig; de locatie was fantastisch, de airco deed z’n werk. Net voor mijn komst is de doucheknop kapot gegaan, en ondanks dat hij het wel deed was t een hoop geklooi. Ik ben er 6 nachten geweest en in die 6 nachten is t niet gefixt, ondanks dat me was verteld dat het een dag of 2, max 3 zou duren'