Residence & Conference Centre - Toronto Downtown

Passable for a night, but felt a bit expensive for what we got

Pros: Checkin was easy, rooms were ok but unremarkable. It's university student dorms and was passable for a night. Cons: Hard to get to, especially with Toronto transit being so confusing due to construction. Nothing on the website to help us there. Probably should've looked closer to see that it was university dorms. I guess "Residence and Conference Center" should've been my first clue, but the "Conference Center" bit sounded like a proper hotel. Kitchen had no cutlery, plates, pans...nothing. So, only the fridge and microwave were useful. Beds were quite small for two adults. Curtains don'

Passable for a night, but felt a bit expensive for what we got

Pros: Checkin was easy, rooms were ok but unremarkable. It's university student dorms and was passable for a night. Cons: Hard to get to, especially with Toronto transit being so confusing due to construction. Nothing on the website to help us there. Probably should've looked closer to see that it was university dorms. I guess "Residence and Conference Center" should've been my first clue, but the "Conference Center" bit sounded like a proper hotel. Kitchen had no cutlery, plates, pans...nothing. So, only the fridge and microwave were useful. Beds were quite small for two adults. Curtain

Basic, but fine

Pros: Good location (nearby bike station, coffee bar & supermarket) Spaceous room Cons: Limited facilities (there is a microwave, but nothing else like cutlery, plates, water cooker,...) Rooms get very light in the morning as there are no real curtains Tv did not work It's more a student housing and not a hotel

Good

disappointing, changed to a different hotel not even half way through our stay

Pros: rooms were spacious, pretty cheap Cons: not downtown, kind of in the lower end part of toronto, nothing close by, smelly, could hear everyone around our room, had to use our key in order to use power, SMELLY