3-Star Hotels in Toronto

An unexpectedly warm stay, highly recommend to anyone visiting Toronto! Choosing ”Maplewood Abode” in downtown Toronto was an excellent decision. The location is superb, within walking distance to the subway and major shopping areas, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and sightseeing. What touched me most was the host. Communication was seamless throughout my stay, truly a case of ”no question left unanswered.” Whether it was advice on transit, restaurant recommendations, or tips on avoiding tourist traps, the host patiently offered tons of practical suggestions. Many were hidden gems only locals would know, saving me a lot of unnecessary detours. The room was decorated very warmly, the bedding was clean and soft, and the surroundings were quiet. I was able to get a sound night's sleep every day, and all my travel fatigue just melted away. Even more delightful, the host enthusiastically shared some homemade food with me! I tried a chicken bun and a pork and radish bun – the wrappers were thin, the filling generous, and the taste was wonderfully authentic home-style cooking. Each bite was full of human kindness. Overall, the experience far exceeded my expectations. It offered both the cleanliness and convenience of a hotel, along with the warmth of visiting a friend's home. I will definitely choose Maplewood Abode again on my next trip to Toronto, and I genuinely recommend it to anyone traveling for leisure or business in this city!

Ideal location for any downtown Toronto activity week with family or friends, 15 min walk to core downtown. 2 bed rooms one does not have a window but perfect for a peaceful sleep. View from the 37th floor of the downtown core and CN tower.

A great hotel in a prime location. The Radisson Blu is situated right on the harbor. It is surrounded by iconic locations, great restaurants and attractions. The CN tower and Roger Center are just a few minutes walk. You can walk along the harbor boardwalk or sit in a nice cafe and watch planes take off and land at the small island airport just across the water.

Price was high for the area however convenient to highways and airport. Breakfast was okay with scrambled eggs sausage and home fries . Old guy in the kitchen was grumpy but other than him all were very pleasant and friendly

I would like to make a serious complaint. On day two of my stay, I hung the ”makeup room” hanger on the door before I went out in the morning. When I returned to my room around 7:30pm I found out that the room was not clean at all. I went down to ask the reception to get housekeeping to clean my room and was told there is no housekeeping available at the hour. I have to stay in my room unclean. That was uncomfortable. This is the first time i stayed in a hotel that is unable to makeup my room upon request

Rivetstays York Street was a good short term stay. Location is excellent and just a stones throw from many of Toronto’s attractions and restaurants, travel hubs etc. The apartment is compact, clean and well furnished. It has all the essentials. Would stay again.

This hotel is near the College station on Yonge Street, four stops from Union Station, and also very close to the University of Toronto and the Eaton Centre. There's a supermarket if you turn left outside. For Chinese guests, I recommend T&T Supermarket, but you'll need to search for it on a map yourself. The breakfast isn't great. The hotel facilities are new and there's a swimming pool. On the second floor, there's a microwave and a laundry room, which is paid and requires a credit card. There's also a bus downstairs that goes directly to Niagara Falls, you can inquire about it yourself.

The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was of good quality, and the transportation was convenient. The front desk staff were very welcoming, and the shuttle bus was punctual and on time. It's a Holiday Inn that's very suitable for layovers. Although the hotel decor isn't luxurious, it's not as run-down as some reviews claim; I'd say the facilities are actually well-maintained. The only negative experience was with the shuttle bus driver in the morning. He just stood at the bus door waiting for tips. If he had helped with luggage, a tip would be deserved. This guy didn't even get off to help; he just tidied up the luggage rack on the bus, and then extended his hand to help steady us when we got off, all while expecting a tip. That's a bit much. You should provide good service to earn a tip, not just hold out your hand without doing any work.

The location is convenient. You can get to the downtown Eaton Centre by taking bus 34 and then transferring to subway line 1. The hotel breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 11:00 AM and costs $15 per person, but the selection is just average. The room is spacious but a bit dated and has a small balcony. The pool also seems popular with many people swimming.

I had a wonderful stay at Holiday Inn North York and was very impressed with the overall experience. The hotel was very clean, comfortable, and well maintained. I also really enjoyed the breakfast. The housekeeping staff were lovely, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful. They were always smiling, provided excellent service, and were happy to give useful advice whenever I needed assistance. I also really appreciated that they kindly allowed me to store my luggage while I went to take care of some business at York University before coming back to pick it up. Overall, I had a very pleasant experience and truly appreciated the kindness and professionalism of the staff. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️