A crowd-sourced toplist with the best hipster hotels in Old Town Toronto, Toronto. Edited by Ella Norberg.
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This place is amazing! The decore, the food from George, the toiletries and last but not least the service! Well worth the price.
This hotel reminds of what you might see in New York but it’s obviously in Toronto, I’ve stayed here 3 times and every time it’s been an amazing stay and their beds are comfy. The front desk staff are always & willing to help you out with any questions you may have.
If you need quick access to the subway, streetcars, union, union up express to person airport or billy bishop this is the place for you. Just up the street at queen and younge (a 10-12 min walk) you have the Eaton centre for shops, the financial core to the west a 5 min walk and quite a decent amount of restaurants around.
Rooms are also really priced well for the location!
During COVID the staff was very friendly and explained all the protocols to be followed and the requirements for a nice stay in the hotel.
The room was upgraded to a Superior Suite in the Classic Vintage Hotel which I really liked.
The room was surprisingly spacious and had all the amenities one could want for a pleasant stay.
However for the life of me I couldn't get the main lamp in the room to light up, but there was ample lights in the room which was sufficient.
it's the best city in the world and the hotel is wonderful
Stayed overnight before a medical procedure. I had a great room looking west. The room was simple yet had everything I need. I enjoyed the Toronto photos and theatre-related posters which added a classy and historical touch with a modern spin. Some ambient noise in the room because I turned the mini-fridge temperature colder and opened the concealing cupboard door. Staff were friendly and prompt. Cleaning service is requested the night before so that physical distancing can be maintained. There is some noise from outside but closing the heavy curtains blocks it out and I stayed on a quiet night.
It's actually a homeless shelter for covid patients now. My daughter is the nurse practitioner there and she's done an amazing job, I'm very proud of her. She knows all the residents by name and can actually relate to them.
Not sure how it was as a hotel but it's saving lives now.
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