Hotels with Pools in Toronto

The hotel's location is great, just a 5-minute drive from Union Station, which made check-in super convenient. The breakfast was excellent and very filling. I specifically booked a lake-view room this time, but next time I'd like to try a room facing a different direction. The service was also fantastic. After checking out, we went to Niagara Falls and were able to store our luggage at the hotel for a full 24 hours, completely free of charge. The bellman was incredibly helpful and even assisted us with our oversized bags.

Very comfortable and housekeeping is very good. The down stair LANO restaurant is the best place to have a cup of coffee, there are all kind and nice waitresses and waiters. The TOCA restaurant offers the best breakfast options in everyday. It’s a great 8days staying memory.

The hotel was a glamorous stay right in the heart of Toronto. There’s a feeling of old luxury in the rooms and the lobby. The room had been renovated recently but they’re much smaller than newer hotels and only just fits a couple and luggage. The amenities were good, and we used the small sauna and steam room. Everything about the hotel was great despite being so compact. The toiletries provided were by Le Labo, but the scent is very strong and can be overpowering for some if you don’t bring your own.

We had an amazing experience at the Hilton, Toronto. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Our train got into the city, and we had a few hours before our scheduled show. The staff graciously tagged and stored our luggage while we toured around. The lobby, room and the pool were both amazing and very clean! The pool (and sauna) was a highlight for sure! Just beautiful! We were given late checkout upon asking, and enjoyed the pool more the next morning. Also, the little coffee shop in the large hallway attached to the hotel was SO good!!! They were wonderful there as well. We highly recommend and will certainly book our next stay here!!!:)

I stayed at this 4-star hotel for a week. While the location was great, the overall experience was extremely disappointing. The biggest issue was the bed and bedding. I complained on the second day, and the hotel promised to change it, but nothing was done throughout my entire stay. Instead of a fitted sheet, the mattress was just covered with three flat sheets that were too small, which shifted out of place the moment you sat down. The duvet wasn’t even properly put inside a duvet cover; it was simply sandwiched between two flat sheets. It was very uncomfortable, and you could clearly see how dirty the duvet itself was. I had to remake the bed constantly every single day, which completely ruined any chance of getting proper rest. Housekeeping was very hit-or-miss. Even though I hung the ”make up room” sign out every day, our room was completely skipped on one of the days. Also, we booked a triple room, but from day one, toiletries and amenities were only provided for two people. While we could ask the front desk for more, no one wants to call down every single day just to get basic necessities. The staff were polite enough, but unprofessional and not very helpful. For instance, when I asked about parking, the staff member had no clue; when I said, ”I'll just ask again tomorrow,” they seemed visibly relieved. This wasn't an isolated incident—it felt like many of the staff were unfamiliar with the hotel's own operations and information. On top of that, both the digital and physical key cards kept failing. Over our 7-night stay, we had to get our key cards replaced three times, which was a huge hassle. All in all, this hotel falls far short of 4-star standards. Despite the convenient location, the poor bedding, inconsistent housekeeping, subpar service, and key card issues made the stay thoroughly uncomfortable and stressful. I will definitely not be staying here again, and I especially wouldn't recommend it for extended stays.

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.

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.

I really appreciate the kindness and service of the staff at the hotel. In addition, the swimming pool was nice and the food was good thank you.

Pros: The hotel is in a good location, within a five-minute walk of the Toronto CN Tower and Rogers Centre. The room is quite large, and it is not a problem for two adults and two children to stay. You can buy some food and cook. The equipment is complete. There is a Starbucks downstairs, which is very convenient. There is a large 24-hour supermarket on the corner. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to the main attractions. Cons: Full self-service check-in, no cleaning. You have to wash your own towels and take out the trash yourself. Overall, it is worth staying

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.