Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre ex Days Hotel

It could be so easy, if a small sign with the hi signal to one of the entrances to see! One must still about 5 steps with his luggage up only to find out, that it was the wrong entrance was. The parking garage is located behind the house, but what you should know, because parking in front of the house is impossible. Next door is a parking garage a department store, so I am only once inside it. Then one runs but with its suitcase about 10 minutes until then finally the front desk finds. The rooms are very small, but in good condition. I had n... Read more

The hotel was already a bit getting old, but the rooms are still well equipped and clean. The inclusive services include free internet and breakfast. To the subway about eight minutes footpath. St. Lawrence market in the neighborhood, as well as flat iron building. Read more

the hotel lies in college, a lively area with various restaurants, shops and you can on foot a large part of the sights rEACH. There are trains and buses directly in front of the door. In the hotel is a counter where you can book tours. We had of at home from a trip to the Niagara cases and the wineries and were then in the hotel great information and next day of the owner niagara-falls-Tour owner picked up. Great trip. The room was quite small but for a few days absolutely sufficient, because it was very tastefully decorated. Read more

The hotel known chain is located downtown Toronto Carlton street. The hotel has just been renovated and we had a very small room on the 17th floor. Between closet and bed you had to go sideways, to to pass by. 2 beds 'Queen size' the extremely comfortable, with 2 different pillows (soft or hard). Air conditioning could be individually adjusted and was silent. View was to Carlton street, no traffic noise or noise of neighbors. In the room there was a coffee machine with 2 paper cups and coffee Pads, each twice and twice normal entcoffiniert. ... Read more