Toronto Toronto Centre for the Arts Hotels

"Although the staff at the facility were very helpful and professional, unfortunately, if you are like me and are a light sleeper, this might not be the hotel for you. I believe the reason is the design and construction of structure itself - if you are on the ground or second floor, you can hear almost every footstep, clump, door close, etc. I am not sure what the hotel can do about this, but I think it is a significant issue. "

"Parking"

"Good"

"Beds are broken. Mattress is old. Room door with key. "

"Clean room, Friendly and attentive staff! "

"Hotel room was clean, staff was lovely. Breakfast was great! Room is quite small. Every time I walked past my bed, I bumped into the tv mounted on the wall. Parking can be an issue. Although we ended up finding parking nearby, the underground garage listed as the Holiday Inn’s parking only allowed vehicles under 5’7” which our van did not comply with. Pool and change rooms were very clean as well. VERY warm but only a complaint if you were a bystander and not actually in the water. "

"Breakfast staff were very pleasant and efficient. Parking is in a garage towards the back of the proprty and is not in the best of shape. Very leaky and low roof and not great lighting. The outside of the property is a little beat up ( awning over the front entrance was leaking, potholed parking spots). The door he got was great - - clean, well supplied with linens, toiletries, a work desk fridge, and microwave. The pool looked great and common areas were clean. This hotel has a lot of guests and felt very busy but not in a bad or noisy way. "

"Didn’t use it"

"Very efficient ...... quite unlike te Best Western in North York where I styed overnight 2 weeks ago. Having stayed previous times at the BW in Richmond Hill and found it great and then having had a bad experience at NY, I was needlessly concerned that I would find that standards at BW in Richmond Hill to have also deteriorated ....... not the case at all."