Alt Hotel Toronto Airport

A hotel in an extremely convenient location. Being able to walk onto the tram and ride a few minutes to be in the airport, and switch to the UP train and go to Downtown Toronto is just extremely nice and hard to beat by any traditional shuttle. The staff and rooms themselves were fine. Definitely not very upscale, just a typical airport hotel, and so make sure you get a deal on your stay pricing. Rooms were quiet and A/C easily controlled and worked well. What was less pleasant is the lack of cleanliness in the bathroom and bed sheets. It also took over 5 minutes to get hot water to come out of the shower and faucets. The pizza bar at the hotel offers limited food selection and notably very expensive - it's better to walk to another hotel for dinner and get a bigger menu that's also better priced.

I had a very pleasant stay at Alt Hotel Toronto. The location is incredibly convenient, especially if you’re traveling to or from the airport. The on-site restaurant was a great bonus — delicious food and a comfortable atmosphere. Beds and pillows are soft. I also appreciated the Nespresso machine in the room.||The room was clean, modern, and equipped with all the amenities I needed. If you need anything extra, the front desk is happy to assist the staff were kind and accommodating.||A special thanks to Ms. Karyl, who addressed my concern with professionalism and care — truly excellent customer service.||I’d definitely recommend this hotel and would be happy to stay here again.

We were actually for less that 4 hours unfortunately, due to a delay with our flight so the airline provided us a hotel room close to Pearson’s airport. We couldn’t enjoy the hotel too much but I have no complain about the hotel. Room was nice and clean, we had everything we needed, coffee is a must in our mornings so it was on point and delicious, the only thing was that they don’t have shuttle service so we were in front of the airport for like an hour waiting for our shuttle to pick us up. At some point we had to call to the hotel and then they informed us that we had to take the train because they didn’t have any shuttle service and unfortunately it was pouring raining so we got there all soaking wet, it wasn’t their fault anyway, they should have the service available for those coming from the airport tho. But other than that everything was amazing.

Great airport hotel. Room was set up well for sleeping and working. Great lighting. And loved the brutalist style of deco. Was super easy to get to from the airport. Everyone working at the hotel was super nice as well. I ate 2 meals here, and the food was very good quality as well - only issue is the food was super expensive, and there is nowhere else to get food if you do not have a car. So I think the restaurant should increase the portion size or drop the price a little since portions were so small, especially for the price. All-in-all, if eating is not important while staying here, I would for sure stay here again.

The Alt Hotel at Pearson is awesome! It is SO convenient whenever we travel! It’s incredibly easy to just zip across to the tram that takes us right to the airport. The hotel is always sparkling clean and the staff has always gone above and beyond to make sure we have everything we need. The gym is fantastic and has everything you would need. I love how environmentally conscious they are. I highly recommend this hotel, especially when flying out of the Pearson Airport!

Excellent room, for a single occupant. They used the space well. I drink an evening tea, & they delivered a kettle to my room. I had an early flight, the rooms have black out curtians- perfect for daytime sleep. There was zero.sound from the airport. The train to the airport.was right outside 30 second walk!

Bedbugs... You can draw your own conclusions. We stayed at a five star resort (a standalone house) for a week and then spent one night at this hotel. I experienced no bug bites during my entire resort stay. We arrived and slept at this hotel and I woke up with bites that became progressively more itchy and worse the next day. The rooms are super tiny and our suitcases were next to the bed. We got home and promptly hired someone to inspect for bedbugs with a canine and the dog alerted on our bed and both suitcases. We informed the hotel and they sent us visual inspection notes stating the presence of bed bugs was not confirmed. I think the only logical conclusion is that they were from the hotel but you can draw your own conclusion based on the facts I've presented.

Simply lovely. Great rooms, very nice staff, restaurant is also excellent. Especially the pizza is surprisingly good as if we were in Italy due to the original tasting dough and great oven. So we cannot think of any improvement point. Even transport with the train from the airport is convenient and free of charge.

Parking signage! Actual music that people identify with. Authentic pizza. Keep it simple.

I'll give the place a 4.7/5.0 - great experience overall but will note where I've docked some points For the purpose of my trip, the hotel served it's purpose and made my weekend a wonderful experience. Prior to my arrival, I opted in to communicate changes via text msg in an email link. I requested a mini fridge for medication which they provided free of charge and had it noted in the system. Firstly, depending how you're getting to the hotel, if you're taking the Link train directly from the airport, you're steps away from the entrance which is nice especially a long flight/commute and saves you on some costs. When checking in, they have a super easy self-service kiosk but a friendly worker saw me looking around and decided to assist. Confirmed the mini-fridge notes and my room was ready to go. He noted breakfast (not complementary) was served between a certain time, the restaurant (which looks like a seating area by the bar) was open from 11:30AM to 11:00PM, and the bar closes at 1:30AM. If you do order, the pizza is delicious -- definitely didn't expect it to be so light and airy in the texture! There is also some packaged foods downstairs as a grab-and-go style. It is quite expensive though and seeing there aren't many options around they can take advantage of the convenience here. Nonetheless, an average 22 dollars per pizza was well-priced for the size. Photos you see online is really accurate. Very cool modern decor and an interesting layout. I liked that the hotel room was stocked with nespresso pods so I could enjoy myself some good coffee in the morning. Very comfortable beds, luxurious feel to the sheets. I like a firmer bed so it's not as firm but sleeps comfy. One thing I found odd is the website said you can have yoga mats on request so I asked front desk. One worker said they have yoga mats at the gym and don't typically lend it. The other worker at front desk called to check inventory and said she'll call my room to confirm but didn't hear back. Not sure if there was a COVID policy change or confusion of knowledge transfer. I was also told due to COVID the staff does not do housekeeping, but we left for a partial part of the day noticed staff did come in to clean. Also added to my confusion. The hotel is quite isolated from everything so if you do need to get a round there's a Mississauga bus stop that's in front or you can drive/uber around to things. For the convenience of our trip, it was nice to be so close to the airport for an early flight and catch a few more zZzZz. No amentities except gym on 14th floor which is modern, there's a pool table from the photos but I didn't realized it was tucked in the back of the hotel. All-in-all, very cool place, happy with my choice and nice to know it's a little cheaper than the competing hotels in the area!

Needed a last minute place to sleep and saw this hotel listed for a good rate. Walked in late evening and received a friendly welcome. They put us on the top floor in a really groovy room. Funky interior was modern and still tasteful. Amenities included Nespresso machine, rainfall shower, and lots of outlets at the desk (less so bedside). We asked for extra late checkout as our flight didn't depart until after 8:00 pm the next day. They agreed without any issues. Checkout was self managed via a tablet - quick and easy. We'll definitely send our friends this way when they are looking for an airport hotel at Pearson.

I am staying here because my flight was canceled. It is fine from a room standpoint. But do not eat the fish. $21 of rubber junk.

No blackout curtains and blinds were insufficient. Desk light connected to main room light so if one person still sleeping they will be disturbed by entire room lit since someone needs light at desk. The ice bucket is a large cube shape but has no liner and was horrifyingly very unsanitary! No restaurant; just wrapped sandwiches similar to a convenience store. After a long flight it was very disappointing considering the cost of hotel? Front desk was less than enthusiastic and weak on suggestions for where and how to find things in town. Luckily, the airport information desk was awesome! For sure, we will never return here. Upside? Adore everything Canada!!!

This hotel gives me a newly built university campus feel. Modern - techno - futuristic decor. Comfy funiture. Cushy couches, a canary swing hammock thing in the lobby. Colours are greys with pop of bright hues. I love their rainbow wall. Room: double queen is clean and comfy. Lights on only with card in place - energy efficient! Bathroom is clean. Hidden closet behind mirror. It has everything but is not fancy shamncy in any way. And clean and retro. Service- quick is simple: don't expect room service. But they have anything you might need. They are friendly and fast! Lobby: good cafeteria selection. Abundance of seating. Screens are there for flight updates. Shuttle train service is connected for easy access. Parking was an additional $15. No amenities. Luggage carts available. Great for travelers!

I travel extensively and I always lower my standards a bit a notch because I know how far stretched they are. I booked this hotel on the same day and just needed a place to crash in between a road trip. The suites are so comfortable... Clean, modern, clever and minimalist like. It actually felt as if you had your own studio as opposed to a hotel room, which I really appreciated. We will def be back for a longer stay!

Called hotel ahead as I was leading a group. To explain to have the keys ready , particular room assignments, etc. on arrival as we had been traveling all day. Upon arrival nothing of what I translated in my phone call I had made it to the front desk. My room was fairly small. No coffee machine. And the lighting in the room is all interconnected so to turn the light on over the desk it turns the room lights on at the same time. So if someone else is sleeping. They will be awoken. Understanding this is what might be a budget hotel with a chic feel. And a somewhat European feel to the rooms. You have to insert your room key into a slot at the door entry, to activate power in the room. Beds are comfortable. I just wish when you spend 15 to 20 minutes on the phone explaining your desired requests for arrival. That those requests make it to the check in process.

The Alt is the best airport hotel at Pearson. Clean, friendly staff and really cool rooms. Love that it's so close to the train too. Definitely recommend.

I have stayed at this hotel several times now, and I really like it for a few rescans. The proximity to the airport, the modern feel, and ease of access. I fly out of Pearson once or twice per month sometimes on early A.M. Flight and I stay here to avoid driving in the morning. The fact that this hotel is walking distance to the airport I really like! It takes me 20 minutes from the hotel door to the airline checking station. The hotel it self has a really model and technological feel to it. I like that the rooms are simply yet sophisticated. It almost feels futuristic, with all the modern technology. The lounge are in the lobby feel like w cool hang out place. I usually only stay overnight and all I do is sleep so I have not gotten a chance to use the hotel amenities. The hotel can be accesses both by car or public transit, which makes it easy for me when I am just spending the night and usually have no rich to get here. Overall I highly re mend this hotel. I will be back in the near future.

Don't let the Sheraton's proximity to the airport keep you from this little gem -- it's at the end of the parking train route and you'll easily save $200+ per night staying here. This no frills, no room service, hotel is perfect for a quick overnight stay. It's modern and clean and has some fun for those sexy shower scenes makers...

I spent a night here courtesy of Turkish Airlines when they messed up my ticket. Five stars + for the room. My husband and I were in one of the larger rooms. I loved the sleek decor and those cushy beds--absolutely the best, like sleeping on a cloud. I'm also a fan of the hotel's commitment to conserving resources: hall lights activated by motion detectors, room lights that only go on when your key's in the slot, bulk pump dispensers of shampoo, lotion, etc., so you're not tossing out a little bar of soap after two uses. I was disappointed in the "grab & go" option for eating--I'd give that 2 or 3 stars. It was gas station food at restaurant prices. Also the bar was very noisy, not what I needed after being up for 24 hours. Too bad they don't have a simple little restaurant with a limited menu of good food.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel! The design is super interesting and unique, it has a bit of a loft vibe with the high ceilings and open concept in the lobby, concrete walls and exposed piping on the ceiling. It has a pantone/colour block kind of theme too, with a colourful picture wall in the lobby, colourful painted walls and decor, and each floor is a different colour theme. The rooms were a bit small, but comfortable enough for one person. You definitely need to book one of the bigger rooms if you have more than 2 people. Privacy in the room might be an issue if you are sharing with another person, since the bathroom has swinging doors (kind of like a closet) and the shower faces into the bedroom LOL. I liked that the hotel tries to be environmentally friendly, since the room light are key card activated so they turn off when you leave the room, and there is a recycling bin in every room. There is a little bar/cafe downstairs which has okay food... although quite overpriced with sandwiches being $6.95, yogurt for $3.00, etc. Cocktails are about $11.25. There is a small but reasonably equipped gym on the 14th floor, which is usually not too busy, so you can get privacy while you work out. Also there is a pool table close to the bar, and there are usually not a lot of people using it, which is nice. The hotel is just steps away from the Link train, so it is super easy to get to the airport if you need to catch a flight, or if you are just looking for options for food. I would definitely pick this hotel over any other if I need to stay in this area again! Definitely a really cool concept, beautiful design, and unique experience!

A newer hotel with a very modern feel. Very close and convenient for the Pearson Airport. The rooms are very clean and comfortable, staff was pleasant and easy to deal with. The only negative is the lack of restaurants in or near the hotel. The hotel has a 24hr grab'n-go of frozen prepared foods that you reheat yourself in the supplied microwaves, but the offerings are VERY expensive and not all that appealing. We went to the nearby Sheraton Hotel for dinner instead. For our unexpected overnight stay in Toronto due to a cancelled flight, this hotel suited our needs, with the exception of food, very well.

I don't often get a chance to stay in Toronto hotels (since I live in Toronto and regular hotels stays would be a big waste of money), but an early international flight prompted my Mom to suggest that we stay at a hotel close to the airport to save ourselves an uncomfortably early wake-up call and taxi ride in from the east end. I would 100% stay at the Alt again if I were to find myself in similar circumstances. For one, it was cheaper than the Sheraton while also being only other hotel directly linked to the airport via a super cool monorail. Ok, you DO have to walk outside for about 15 seconds to get to the train terminal (the monorail stops inside the Sheraton, I think), so it's not a DIRECT link, but complaining about the few steps it takes to get to the train is the very definition of #FirstWorldProblems if I ever heard one. The lobby is really cozy while also being quite trendy, with an mishmash of styles coming together to create a really interesting atmosphere. In terms of refreshments, they have a grab-and-go food area/bar. I didn't partake in any of the offerings, but they appeared to have a wide assortment of quick and easy food options. It certainly isn't fancy, but it works considering the majority of clientele who find themselves at this hotel are just trying to get some shut eye before a flight. The room was more than large enough for me and my Mom, with two cozy queen beds, a large desk, and a comfortable washroom. The ceilings were quite high, which gave the illusion of even more space. The hotel is definitely trying to cater to the 21st century clientele, as the rooms feature iPhone docking alarm clocks (though sadly not compatible with anything post iPhone 4), TVs that have easy-to-access inputs for your computer/iPad, and light switches that are activated by inserting your room key, to save energy when not in use. Free wifi was also available throughout the hotel. My only complaint/inconvenience happened post hotel stay. I had booked this room through a third-party hotel booking website, and the charges they would normally forward to that particular site were charged to me. A quick phone call did get the charges reversed (but not before they were accidentally charged to me again). It's a small thing, and I am glad I caught it on my statement amidst all the vacation charges, but it was an inconvenience nonetheless as I wracked my brain trying to figure out what hidden charges I could have accidentally incurred. That being said, this would not deter me from a future stay at the Alt, and I would highly recommend considering this as an option if you need a place to rest your eyes at any point during your travel plans.

Very nice hotel that is extremely convenient for flights leaving from the Toronto Airport. They run a large shuttle bus to and from the airport so we dropped the car off the night before the flight and had a zero-stress ride the next morning. The people were friendly and the beds were comfortable.

This is a really good hotel if you need to stay close to the airport. I recently stayed here for one night after flying into Pearson because we wanted to drive to Niagara Falls the next day before heading into Toronto. The décor of the hotel is very contemporary. The hotel had a lot of clean lines but with a lot of artsy décor to make it more interesting. Our room had a view of the airport which was nice so that you could watch planes take off and land. The bed was also very comfortable. We also spent some time in the bar in the lobby. They have a decent selection of wine, beer, and alcohol. I would highly recommend staying here if you are flying in or out of Pearson.

Love it. Clean, modern, close to airport. Comfortable beds, nice bathrooms. Reminds me of Aloft brand.

VIBE AND ROOMS This is a pantone lover's dream! I was here for a media preview so got to get a great overview of the hotel. Every floor is devoted to a different hue (very similar to the Pantone Hotel in Belgium) and the focus is on the essentials. So you won't get a bellman or a fancy pool but if you're jetlagged and really need a good night's rest, its bed is all class. I didn't want to test it because I knew I would immediately fall into a slumber. Its bathroom is very spa-like and is outfitted with products from Bath and Body Works. Everything here is colour coordinated to the the colour of the floor --so your pen on the desk and artwork on the wall is a signature colour. These guys are also really social media savvy. They had an instagram contest in the summer and uploaded 80,000 colour themed pictures and made it into a mural. Hotel guests can still upload their pictures and they may be displayed in one of the 5 LCD screens as part of the display called ALTEXPO, found behind the reception desk. Impressive. If you need to stay in the airport area, this is your best bet and links to the terminals as well. It's owned by the hotel masterminds behind the Hotel Germain so this three star property is all class and at the right pricepoint ($149 for EVERY room ...no hierarchy here). I also really like the social aspect of the hotel lobby. You've got some really comfortable lounge chairs, a cool chair that hangs from the ceiling like a hammock, a pool table, bar and a grab-and-go food concept where you can eat in the lounge or in your room. OBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK A great ALT-ernative to the chain hotel scene at the airport. I immediately thought "great New Years party place" when I was writing this review.

I love this place. I would fly to Toronto, hop on the LINK train, get off on the last stop, walk the couple steps to the door, and stay there just to get some rest, relaxation and peace. The building is new, modern, and has the pantone scheme as the theme. The lobby is cozy with several places to hang out. I love that. Little corners here and there to just relax. There is also their food/bar area downstairs. The food itself is not that great, but there are options and you could find something somewhat decent. For example, they have hardboiled eggs for $1 each. The bar is small but cozy and they have sports on the TV screens there. The work out room is on the top floor and is small, but functional. It has some basics. Enough to do a good work out if you are not heavily dependent on using machines. For some reason, the colored square decoration in the work out room reminded me of pre-school. That's fine. The hallways are a little dark, but it goes with the mood. From what I know, the 14th floor's theme is green; 10th is blue; 9th is purple; 7th is pink. So if you don't like pink and they give you a room on the 7th floor, request to change before getting there. The rooms themselves are modern. There is a big one and a small one. I was in the small one. Warning though - if you are travelling with a friend and you are not that close with them, having a shower could be a problem - you see, one side of the glass shower looks out into the bedroom. Also, the bathroom door doesn't really shut that well - it is like a swinging closet door. It didn't bother me, but I could see how it might make some people nervous. Especially when they are laying out a #2. The bed was really comfortable. Better than my bed at home. It was hard to get up in the morning. Also, the room was very clean and tidy. The layout was great and there was just the right amount of stuff to put my things on. Also the electric outlet by the bedside table is a blessing for plugging in your phone/alarm clock. The walls are a little thin and I was fortunate to not be around during a busy time. There was one guy in the room next to me about to check out. I know this because I could hear him talking on the phone to someone, pretty much word for word. He was talking about diamonds too. So maybe if you are unfortunate enough to be next to a loud-music-lover-party-animal, you might be upset. And if you are having a private conversation on the phone with someone, keep your voice down. I took 1 star off because the free wifi got really slow before I left. I had to use my phone's hotspot to use the internet. Also because the TV in the gym wasn't working. All in all, I love this place and I don't usually say that about hotels. If only there were a hotel like this in every city so I could have somewhere nice to stay wherever I went. . .

Very clean and inviting. Quick check in an easy direction two room. Towels and toiletries provided.

After a stay last year at the Sheraton Gateway (which is actually attached to the airport), we decided to see what else was out there for our most recent trip. When you're coming back from an all inclusive in Jamaica, your hopes for an airport hotel aren't high. Thankfully though, the Alt well-exceeded our expectations! It's hip, it's chic, and as others have said "clean and modern" too. It's a short walk from the shuttle/sky train station (I don't think I'd want to try this on a snowy day with a heavy luggage cart, but hey, it was April) and the room was beautiful. As an "airport hotel" they maximized space by leaving out the dressers - however should you wish to unpack there are drawers in the captains beds. No dressers also meant there was plenty of room for a luggage cart (and, unlike the Sheraton) we were informed that we were free to wheel it into our room! *If you haven't figured it out yet, we don't travel lightly, and space for a luggage cart was a welcome relief at 1:30 in the morning! There's not much of a view out the windows, but the beds were comfy, the wake-up call came on time, and we were able to enjoy a few hours of shut eye and a refreshing shower before our flight. When we're back at YYZ over night, we'll certainly stay here again!

This place makes "understated" seem understated. The whole vibe is that of hotel - reimagined. From check-in to the lobby bistro, to the european-style bathrooms. The rooms have very high ceilings and were quiet, despite being right next to the airport. The only downside to this would be the 100m walk outside if the weather was poor. We've stayed at the other YYZ hotel -- Alt cost less and was a MUCH better experience. We'll be back!

If you're ever stuck overnight at Toronto Pearson this is a great place to stay - very clean and modern, a refreshing change from regular, boring hotels - everything about this place is interesting. They have a nice bar in the middle of the lobby and lots of quick food options. The staff were also extremely helpful and friendly when I arrived at 1AM. The room I was in was a bit small, but for the few hours of sleep I was there for I wasn't complaining. I would check this place out before the Sheraton or other airport hotel!

When I fly into Toronto late it's a great place to stay as its on the monorail, so it's real easy to get to from the airport. The rooms are small but they are clean and have a cool feel to them. Wish I had taken a picture because I'm not sure how to describe them. I will be staying here again.

Very comfortable sleep and a nice place right near the airport Terminal 3 (with the shuttle train taking you here from any terminal). The beds were very comfortable and the rooms were clean and modern. I wasn't particularly impressed with the gym (both treadmills were out of service), but otherwise everything was great. Recommended!

New design - modern furnishings, lots of room and funky eatery/bar area. Great beds. Very close to parking and the airport - - Right across from the airport elevated tramway (Link). We use this hotel as a cheaper option to downtown hotels in Toronto. The free Link takes you to the UP Express which is $9.00 pp to downtown with a Presto card. So for two people it's $36 round trip to go to downtown for an event like a Blue Jays game. Stay and park rates are available. This makes it a bargain over downtown hotels. We had a booking foul up and the staff made it right with a complimentary bottle of wine!

Stayed here for a night and it was great. The staff at the front desk were really nice and very welcoming. Our room is small but definitely comfortable for two people. However not suited for big families. The lights have to be activated by inserting the room card. The room gives you loft vibes with the exposed ceiling and pipes which was definitely different from any other hotel I stayed at. In their lobby they have a small bar and cafe with overpriced food and drinks. And behind that they have a pool table. If you are looking for somewhere to grab food there is a 24 hour restaurant called Zets nearby.

When I found out the Germain Hotel group had a hotel at the airport designed for travellers on layovers or those with early flights to catch- I was immediately on board to try it out for my next trip. I was headed to Africa and had a very early morning flight, so I decided to stay at the Alt Hotel. The rates are really good, the beds are absolutely to-die-for (like sleeping on a cloud) and it has everything that you could possibly want, and none of the extra frills you don't need at an airport hotel. I highly recommend this place for anyone travelling through Toronto Pearson.

Staying at Alt Hotel for 2 weeks for work related travel. The service has been great. When I was paying for dinner one night, I casually mentioned to Kyle that I had forgotten to get an itemized receipt for my breakfast earlier in the day. When I woke the next morning, the receipt was reprinted and slipped under my door. Totally unexpected an completely appreciated!!! Great job, Kyle! The room is the prefect size for a business traveller, the bed is SUPER comfy! I slept just as soundly as I do at home! I'll definitely stay here on my next trip to Toronto!

What a fantastic surprise! Great hotel. The rooms have everything you need and the decor is very contemporary. Lots of textures and a really well thought out design. The airplanes did not bother me either. Great nights sleep.

Our company reserved a meeting space with the hotel for a full-day team meeting, complete with a catered lunch, breakfast and two snack breaks. The service was exceptional and the porters were on hand throughout the entire day to answer any of our questions and to help us with anything that was needed, even at the last minute. The food was delicious, exact to what we had pre-ordered, and was brought out on time. The meeting space itself was comfortable, well-organized and complete with all of the materials we needed for our meeting. The hotel itself is very modern and tastefully decorated while the staff are all very pleasant and accommodating. This was our second time booking a full-day meeting with the Alt Hotel and we look forward to returning very soon!

Fitness room is lacking. Food in the lobby was awful. Room generic and small, no charm. Disappointing, even for a airport hotel.

Beautiful interior design!! So chic and luxurious. Very small rooms though. The staff is nice, prices are pretty good! For what you pay you get a lot. I pay about the same for a nasty old best western or travelodge elsewhere. Will definitely stay here again.

Nice hotel with a trendy feel, room and stay was great, so close to the airport. Only gripe would be that the bathroom door was the sliding type that net in the middle, but there was not lock and it never quite closed all the way. Plenty of gaps in the top and bottom of the door, so it's a little weird when you go and you're in the room with others. Otherwise, would stay again.

Loved this hotel....! Very cool modern design and not like the other fancy hotels. Clean. Friendly. Definitely will come back to stay at this hotel. Price is reasonable. Free wifi. Parking is across the street and cost $15/night.

What an amazing hotel in Toronto. Had my first stay here recently and have already booked my next. The rooms are small, but every square inch is put to good use. The staff is helpful and friend;y/ And although there isn't a fancy restaurant on site there is a 24 hour hour lunch bar that comes in quite handy. Very chic place!

Great hotel. Comfortable rooms with style. Minus 1 star for having bathroom doors that don't close properly. Never choose art over essential function.

Superb staff, especially the kind empathetic front desk who ckd me in after I arrived on a medical evac from Kabul. She took one look at me and made me tea! Room was super clean; bed was so comfy I didn't want to get out of it. I had no rsvn in Toronto and went to the Sheraton, where the not helpful desk staff would not give me the internet rate for an 8 hr stay but told me I could book it myself in their lobby. I was able to wheel my luggage cart straight into my room at the Alt, saving me the impossible task of maneuvering it in the morning for my cnx.+saving me another $70 on the room rate. The array of fresh, organic and even gluten free options for food allowed me to have breakfast and a take away lunch for less than what the other hotel charges for their so-called breakfast. Stayed Sun Sep 24.This place is the best!

Perfect location to spend a few hours with a daughter who lives far away and was on a travel layover at Pearson. Darline was particularly lovely, all of our needs were met, and a lost item was retrieved and returned speedily. Fabulous!

I stayed here for one night while attending a conference at the Convention Centre nearby. The room had a very cool and funky vibe, the bed was extremely comfortable. I loved that the towels were soft, so many hotels have stiff chemical smelling towels. The staff was friendly. The only thing I was looking for was a coffee maker in the room, I really dislike having to leave my room without having an in room cup of coffee first.

First of all the food is priced ridiculously, $12 for a salad the same size as a Wendys side salad in the same kind of container waiting for you in a fridge for who knows how long. Second no new towels in the room for our second night in the hotel. And third, we stayed there while attending Veld music festival, spent 12 hour days outside from morning to night. Came back and crashed and then went back out to do it again. After our trip we came home to see $300 for two nights, which was shown as 260, then turned out to be USD. But they also added a $100 charge and a $200 charge, for a total of $600 for two nights. They said that the $200 charge is for smoking yet both of us are non smokers, and had only been in the hotel over night to sleep and we had not spent any time in the room relaxing. Overall probably the worst experience with a hotel i've ever had, I would never recommend it to anyone. Now i really understand why they were the only hotel in 30km of downsview with rooms available.