Hotels near Tomken Arena in Mississauga

One of Hilton’s hidden gems: luxury is a sensation, we experience it in place as excellence, in this case of accommodations, the Meadowvale Hilton gifts an air of sophistication without haughtiness. Within this post-modern masterpiece (built in 1981), a gentle atmosphere balances its very castle-like quality - this is not only through a recent renovation, but also the level of confidence and qualified demeanor of the staff; this experience introduces a fresh look at what resort accommodations can be, in the best possible sense.

Stayed here for more than 4 weeks as I had booked a suite on 5th Floor. On Reception - Neeraj was a fantastic gentleman, always made sure that guests are comfortable. In housekeeping - Khush, Kamal and other staff were very much professional and kept the suite clean. Bar and Restaurant on ground floor is fine with very much polite and professional staff(Breakfast can be better with some more items). Overall my stay was smooth and services provided by people were good.

The hotel is dated... big deal. The hallway carpet is stained and threadbare. So what? The lobby is small and unassuming... whatever. Our room was small but clean, the bed was comfy, and the washroom basic and functional. True, the dated heating/cooling unit rattled like a Model T and the elevator was out of order when we arrived... but the staff MORE than made up for the building's shortcomings. We were treated with respect, friendly smiles, courteous and thoughtful service and a few above-and-beyond touches. Even our airport shuttle driver was fantastic! Thanks for going the extra mile for your late-night exhausted ParkSleepFly customers. We'll be back to you the next time we overnight near Pearson. Good job!

I chose this hotel since the price was very competitive for the area, especially compared to hotels in Toronto. It is a new hotel and check-in and check-out were both very good. Breakfast was pretty good with a variety of options to choose from. The bed was comfortable and the room contained everything I needed. The hotel is located immediately adjacent to Highway 7 which is a busy highway. I learned upon checkout that rooms with a King sized bed face the highway and rooms with 2 Queen beds are at the back of the building and have less road noise. The hotel is ordering some white noise machines to see if they will reduce the road noise in the rooms facing the highway. I was really impressed by the commitment to improve their service to people staying at the hotel. I will definitely be back if I am staying in the area and will request a room at the back of the hotel.

The hotel service was friendly and efficient. Room was clean and quaint for the one night. The included breakfast buffet was more than enough. The airport is in walking distance as you can see in the photo taken from my room's window view. I opted for the free hotel shuttle service. I recommed this hotel for a one/two-night stay.

We picked this hotel because it was priced less than others on the other side of Toronto. The hotel is in perfect condition, has free parking, and the breakfast was outstanding...you will be stuffed! The pool is warm and very clean. The mattress was extremely comfortable. The climate control system was new, effective, and very quiet. It was just the typical, outstanding Hampton experience! One caveat: The traffic is terrible if you have to travel across the city. Plan ahead or consider the train; there is a station within walking distance.

Very nice good motel and personal.

Compared with other hotels, the price here is more affordable, there is a Chinese-American front desk (see luck), there is a small supermarket downstairs, and a gas station, easy to travel. Near the airport, but the noise is low

The second time I stayed, the room was quite big, the parking was free, and it was close to the airport. The Denny’s restaurant on the first floor produced a good meal, and there was a rare slow beef stew!

During my stay in the Hilton Gardens hotel at Toronto airport mistakes were made. Let me start with my own. I didn't realize there are several Hilton hotels at the airport and took the shuttle to the wrong one. Let me tell you: Canada is not made for pedestrians and it was a cumbersome walk to the correct Hilton on foot. Also: because of the name Garden I expected a hotel surrounded by a lush garden. No such thing. It's on a bleak, grey, asphalt area with no garden or any features at all. Or do they consider the giant car parks to be ”gardens”? Another mistake by me: this being the first visit to Canada, perhaps I should be prepared better. However, the breakfast at Hilton Gardens is not suitable at all for vegans. Smoothies have cow milk in them and other options are just sweets disguised as actual food. As Canada is not designed for pedestrians, there's no supermarket anywhere and thus I went seriously hungry. Next it's the hotels turn. Hotel airports need good sound insulation to keep the airplane noise out. And indeed: not an airplane can be heard in the room. However, the air conditioning is the loudest I have ever encountered. Parking a car with a petrol engine in the room and running it would be more quiet! Luckily, the airco can be turned off. However, the frig cannot be turned off and it kept me awake basically all night. And the worst thing is: when I opened it in the morning hoping to find a mini bar, it turns out it's empty! Why waste so much electricity and noise to cool an empty space? How about just running it if in use to cool stuff? On top of the noise of the a frig a constant 24 hour droning mechanical noise could be heard in my room (#1516). It sounded like a factory or perhaps a huge aircon unit on top of the roof?