Kimpton Saint George Hotel

We stayed at the Kimpton St George in Toronto for 5 nights and overall had a good experience. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay and anything we needed was brought to us quickly. Maria, the manager, was especially helpful and attentive. Housekeeping was amazing, they handled all our special requests and even left chocolates and water in the room which was a very nice touch. The hotel offers a social hour from 5 to 6 with complimentary wine and snacks, which we enjoyed. The location is great and the hotel lobby was polished and well maintained. That said, for the price we paid (over 400 a night) I did not feel the rooms were worth it. The biggest issue was the room temperature at night. The AC actually worked well during the day, but overnight the system automatically reset to almost 22 - 24 degrees which made it uncomfortably warm to sleep. The window only opened a little and there was construction across the street starting at 7 am, so it was either a very warm room or waking up early. We brought this up twice and were told it was preset for the season and could not be changed, though they did offer a portable fan. I have stayed in hotels in extreme winter temperatures in Calgary and Vancouver and have never had a room where I could not adjust the temperature. A few smaller issues added up as well. Almond milk ran out for morning coffee on the second day and was not restocked until the 5th day. The shower head water pressure was very low. We also paid extra for daily breakfast to be included at Fortunate Fox, the restaurant connected to the hotel. The servers there were hustling and working really hard, and the service itself was good. Unfortunately the food was inconsistent and portions were very small. One day our breakfast included two pieces of toast and a larger serving of potatoes, and the next day we were given only one toast and noticeably fewer potatoes (for the same menu item). It almost felt like we were treated differently because we had prepaid for breakfast, as if we were using free vouchers, even though we paid a significant amount to have breakfast included. There was also a misunderstanding about what the breakfast voucher covered. Our voucher said any breakfast item, but at the restaurant we were told everything except two items which included the steak. I will review the restaurant separately. We also had lunch and dinner at the restaurant a few times and experienced the same. Overall it was still a pleasant stay with several positives, and we would be back if these improvements are made. I hope the hotel takes this feedback into consideration to elevate the guest experience and better justify the price. I would rate it 4 stars.

This was my second stay at the Kimpton St George, and I was happy to return to this charming, cozy hotel in an excellent Toronto location. With thoughtful touches and a welcoming atmosphere, it's a solid choice for both leisure and business travelers - with one notable exception.||Prime Location: The hotel's location is truly fantastic. It's just a 2-minute walk to St George station, making it incredibly easy to navigate the city via public transport. Yorkville, with its upscale shopping and dining, is only a 10-minute walk away. You're perfectly positioned to explore Toronto without being in the thick of the tourist chaos.||Daily Afternoon Pizza & Wine: This is such a lovely touch and one of the reasons I chose to come back! The complimentary afternoon pizza and wine social hour creates a wonderful, relaxed atmosphere and is a great way to unwind or meet fellow travelers. It's these thoughtful gestures that make Kimpton hotels stand out and create a real sense of community.||Well-Designed Rooms:The rooms are a good size - not huge, but perfectly adequate and cleverly designed to maximize space. The Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic is clean, calming, and contemporary. Everything feels fresh and uncluttered, which makes for a very relaxing environment. It's cozy without feeling cramped.||Thoughtful Amenities:The bathroom products are lovely - high quality and a pleasure to use. I particularly appreciated finding a yoga mat in the room - such a thoughtful touch for wellness-minded travelers. It shows the hotel understands modern travelers' needs and priorities.||The Restaurant - A Disappointment:Unfortunately, the hotel's restaurant is the weak link and hasn't improved since my first visit. It has more of a sports bar/diner vibe and serves food and drinks that are frankly below par, especially compared to the quality of the hotel itself. It's a shame because everything else about the Kimpton St George is done so well. I'd recommend skipping the hotel restaurant and exploring the neighborhood instead - that's what I did on both stays.||Great Coffee Across the Road:Fortunately, there's excellent coffee just across the road, which more than makes up for the restaurant shortfall. Perfect for your morning caffeine fix before heading out to explore.||Overall:The Kimpton St George is a cozy, well-located boutique hotel with charm, character, and some genuinely lovely touches. The fact that I chose to return for a second stay says a lot - the Scandinavian-inspired rooms, quality amenities, daily pizza and wine, and fantastic location make it a great choice for staying in Toronto.||While the restaurant is disappointing, it doesn't significantly detract from the overall experience - there are so many great dining options nearby that you won't be stuck for choice.||Bottom Line:A charming hotel with excellent location and thoughtful amenities that keeps me coming back. Just venture out for your meals and you'll have a wonderful stay.||Perfect for: Solo travelers, couples, business trips, anyone who values location and character over full-service hotel amenities.||Tips:|- Don't miss the afternoon pizza and wine social hour|-Book a room on higher floors as the street noise on lower floors can be high|- Skip the hotel restaurant and explore the neighborhood|- Grab coffee across the road|- The St George station proximity makes getting around Toronto a breeze||Would definitely stay again - and clearly I have!

I stayed here for 12 days on a business trip, in a one-bedroom suite, and had a pretty mixed time there. On the positive end of things, the bed was super comfy and I LOVED the bathtub in the suite. The front desk staff was very kind, and the restaurant was pretty good, too. ||That said, I had quite a few issues and will likely not be returning. First, the only Peloton bike in the gym was broken. Normally it wouldn't be the hugest deal, but I called the hotel ahead of time to make *sure* it was in good working condition because it's an essential part of my physical therapy due to recent knee surgery. On my first day there, I went to use the bike and the seat was broken. I reported the issue, and checked on it every single day, and it was STILL broken/out of commission when I left 12 days later. There was also an issue with my door — 50% of the time when I tried to open it, it wouldn't work. They attempted to fix it multiple times, and in the second half of my stay, it mainly worked. But pretty annoying to be locked out of my room so often. The record player in my suite was broken, as was the Bluetooth speaker. Sometimes when I asked for housekeeping they came, and sometimes they didn't. I even got in touch with management about the bike issue, and all they offered me was IHG points, even though I had to spend money out of pocket to use a different gym. ||So, yeah. It was manageable, but I certainly won't be clamoring to return.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about our experience at the St. George Kimpton. From the very first moment we checked in to the moment we left, the service and care we received went above and beyond what we ever could have imagined. Hosting our wedding here was one of the best decisions we made, and the hotel staff truly made it a day and an entire experience that we will never forget. Every single person we encountered was so kind, professional, and attentive. Housekeeping ensured our rooms were immaculate and comfortable, which gave us and our guests such peace of mind during a very busy time. The bartenders were absolutely fantastic - warm, engaging, and so efficient in keeping everyone’s glasses full and the energy high. They made our celebration feel lively and seamless, and our guests couldn’t stop complimenting the service. A special thank you goes to Kristine, our main point of contact throughout this entire process. Kristine was truly exceptional - organized, accommodating, and always available to answer our questions or address any concerns. She not only made me feel looked after as a bride, but she also made sure every single one of our guests felt welcomed and cared for. That personal attention and dedication meant the world to us, and I will be forever grateful for the way she managed every detail with such warmth and professionalism. Planning a wedding can feel overwhelming, but the team at St. George Kimpton went above and beyond to make everything smooth and enjoyable. They didn’t just meet expectations - they exceeded them in every possible way. My husband and I, along with our family and friends, will always remember the kindness, hospitality, and impeccable service we experienced here. Thank you, St. George Kimpton, for playing such a huge role in making our wedding day everything we dreamed of and more. You gave us memories that we will cherish forever.

Kimpton does it again. This is the third Kimpton that I’ve stayed in and I have been very impressed with this brand. This one is located in the university area as well as close to the Yorkville neighborhood. It was a great location for walking around and exploring. The hotel is close to a subway station where you can easily get to other parts of Toronto. There are lots of food options nearby, but the hotel itself has an excellent restaurant that we ate at during most of our stay. There are also supermarkets close by if you need to pick something up. Great lodging option in Toronto.

Pet friendly hotel. Staff opens the door for you when you arrived. Front desk is a bit small with only 2 spots but staff greets you and make sure you know you will be assisted next. Parking garage is not restricted to only hotel guest. Which a bit concerning for security. It is also not bright enough down in parkade. Room is on the smaller side. The elevator required door pass tap to access your floor. The decorations are unique and exhibit a bit of European touch. Like the Cooper touches throughout. Room also did not have coffee maker but there is a empty cooler. There is a sign if you need anything they can loan you some items. Although the staff forgot to put the doggy bathroom in my room. Price is around $500 a night and in and out self parking is $45 and valet parking is $55. If room was slightly bigger it would be even better. Overall would staff again.

Had a great stay at the St. George. Very nice location, they upgraded us to a great suite. Breakfast was very good, they were busy when they opened up first thing in the morning, but worked hard and got us in and out in an appropriate amount of time. If you have time while you’re here, go to the Royal Ontario Museum. About a 5 minute walk from the hotel. Very glad we stayed there, and would stay there again.

Lovely hotel, great location for walking or just around the corner from the tube station. Lovely rooms with Queen size beds. Great night sleep despite the building site next door. Donald at Breakfast service was informative, entertaining and was a pleasure to meet him. The evening free wine reception was a good opportunity to mull over the day

The Kimpton Saint George is a stellar example of IHG's top hotels. It is located in Toronto on Bloor Street, very close to high end shopping, the University of Toronto, and attractions like the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). Like most Kimptons, there is a focus on art, and in this hotel music as well. In regard to the latter, my suite had a really nice Teac turntable with powered speakers and an eclectic selection of vinyl! I sat back and listened to some albums, and that was very nice. My rooms were amazing, and the cleaning staff kept them that way throughout my stay. The staff in general were really helpful and personable, and guided my experience of Toronto. They helped me find great things to do, and find the necessities in the area. The property also has a on-site restaurant called The Fortunate Fox, which was better than I expected. I'll review that separately, but if you are a IHG Rewards Member that can qualify for free breakfast, I would highly recommend that as your amenity.

***4.5 Stars*** Pleasantly surprised by Kimpton Saint George. The Kimpton brand is not really boutique, since they have numerous hotels (80+) internationally, but I guess it's the personalized and more intimate feel that IHG wants to convey to their guests. The hotel has a sort of clandestine and speakeasy kind of vibe. It's easy to miss on the street and its location is less obvious in the Annex neighborhood (on Bloor Street just north of the University of Toronto campus and West of Yorkville). I actually enjoyed staying at this location since my friend was getting married at Casa Loma and lives at Manulife Center, both nearby. I could not tell that this Kimpton was a former Holiday Inn, which I guess is a good thing. Kimpton Saint George is physically smaller than the other Kimpton Hotel I visited in Cayman Islands (Seafire). It gives the hotel a cozy but upscale vibe. I am most impressed about the service and friendliness of employees at Kimpton Hotels thus far. The staff is very welcoming. I ran into cleaning staff in the elevator and she offered me chocolates and extra water. I was also impressed with the hotel's happy hour. Even though it's a small production, it was nice to "pre-game" a bit with wine and flatbread pizzas (which were actually delicious). This makes me think that the attached restaurant is actually decent. I would definitely stay here again. I used a free night which helped with cost. I think I paid $400 for the other night. Value-wise, there may be better options, but it suited me needs and made it a convenient home base for my friend's wedding weekend. If you can find a room at Saint George for $200-300 USD, I say give it a try.

I've stayed at a lot of Kimpton properties, and after my stay at the Saint George, I can confidently say that this Kimpton is my favorite one. The location is great, close to Bloor Street and a few museums and gardens. A+ for visitors visiting the university. Upon our arrival at valet, the attendant was really helpful. Parking was reasonable and easy, despite the construction going on in the street currently. Then we had an excellent experience at the front desk. Although there was a wedding going on, and the lobby was crowded, we felt welcomed and important. We were traveling with our dogs and we were even given a free gift for our pups at check in via a partnership that the hotel had. Impressive! We originally booked a King room but upgraded to a one-bedroom suite at check-in. It was so worth it. Our room faced the street, but it was really quiet. The room has a bar area, where we were able to sit and eat, and a comfortable sofa (I think it turned into a sofa bed but we didn't utilize it) in the main area. It was really spacious, which we appreciated. The bedroom was equally spacious, with a comfortable bed and comfortable sheets. The bathroom had an enormous bathtub - which was the highlight. The only thing that was disappointing was the water pressure for the shower head. Lastly, the service was top-notch. I was very impressed at the attentiveness of the staff. We needed a few things from them, and they always delivered with a great hospitable attitude. My husband likened it to staying in Beverly Hills in comparison to a different hotel we stayed in that was located within the Entertainment District. I agree!

I don't think I've stayed in a hotel with such great service ever. It was pretty high tech too. They have a little robot that will bring things to your room. When I arrived there was still 2 hours before their wine hour which is between 5:00 and 6:00 where they serve free wine and people can mingle. When I stated on check-in that darn it I have to wait 2 hours for the wine I was joking but the gal handed me a free bottle of wine. I had requested a bathtub and I got one and it was a great bathtub I felt like a little kid because it was so big with my head poking out of the top. The front desk woman also gave me some free bath salts! They presented my dog with his own care gift package so I love how dog friendly they were! In his gift bag he got a bag of treats which were banana chips so my dog was not a fan he's a bit of a meat lover. It also had a stuffed toy and a towel!! The area was mostly ecology but a few blocks up is Eataly and I was in heaven there! And that same area there's a ton of great shopping too! I loved at the bath products and they weren't in little individual bottles which I think all hotels should Skip those little individual bottles. They have a list of amenities that you can call down and ask for like a coffee machine in case you missed the coffee hour or you want to sleep in. I highly recommend this place

When I travel to Toronto for leisure, I love staying in the Yorkville area. It was my first time staying at this hotel. I booked a room for three (1 adult and two teens), we had enough space inside for everyone. The hall of the building is really welcoming. We arrived really late, after midnight and the service was on point. Yorkville Sonesta is usually my go to in that area but this is definitely a contender.

This hotel is a literal gem and might be one of my favorite hotels I've ever stayed in. The location is fabulous on Bloor. I loved how close it was to the University of Toronto, a variety of restaurants, a short uber ride to most neighborhoods, and across the street from the BATA Shoe Museum. There's also a tiny bodega next door in case you forgot something! The staff at the Kimpton are exceptional. After a series of frustrating flight changes (which essentially brought us into the area very early), the staff was kind enough to get us into a room ahead of schedule, which was SO deeply appreciated (we were basically running on empty at that point). Everyone we met was so kind, so courteous, and so special. They really set the bar high for me on future hotel stays. The rooms themselves are sleek and modern with comfortable beds and lots of natural light. Our room was quiet and very home-like. It felt good to come back here and relax. The hotel has nice facilities, including an attached restaurant called The Fortunate Fox, which will certainly do the trick when needed. The lobby had a nice happy hour, and every day we came back the staff treated us like family. We would absolutely stay here again!

I'm not a big fan of hotels. I like my own bed and space but obviously to travel I have to sleep somewhere other than my bed :D! My travel agent provided this hotel as an option and I liked the location so went with it. It's located right across from the Bata shoe museum. And walking distance to the St George and Spadina train stops. That was the best part since I used the ttc to get around mostly. The hotel room was clean. Liked the shower. Glass entry but no door. The comforter on the bed seemed too big. When I pulled them out to get in bed it would hang on the floor. Not a huge deal but a bit strange. Service was good. I did order room service as there is a restaurant on the 1st floor. So expensive. $50 for nachos and bottle water (and additional fees). Room doesn't come with water you have to ask the front desk. They should give that up front or put in the rooms. 2 complimentary bottles. Free coffee and tea in the morning. Wine tastings in evenings but I didn't get a chance to attend Overall it was a fine hotel. I'd stay again mainly due to the location and cleanliness.

Excellent boutique hotel with courteous and friendly staff located in a vibrant section of Toronto. We were within walking distance to several museums, restaurants and shops. Kimpton hotels are pet friendly; however, the Saint George staff treated our 3 pups with first class service as they were each gifted their own bag that contained a plush towel, a bag of treats, potty pick up bags and a pup toy. We also enjoyed their daily complimentary wine hour as they served a local Pinot Noir that was a perfect balance (not too sweet/dry). Hubby & I have stayed at several Kimpton's, but the Saint George is at the top of our list.

Crooks! After the LynxAir bankrupcy, I am no longer able to get to Toronto. I attempted to cancel my reservation (three months before my stay) and they refuse to issue a refund.

This hotel's building may look average on the outside, but step inside and you're greeted to a modern, clean, bright, welcoming lobby with the reception directly to your right upon entering. I stayed here on two different occasions - one in late April, and in mid-May following a flight itinerary change that left me stranded in Toronto for a night. Both stays were excellent. This hotel is in an excellent location in the Yorkville neighbourhood, located near great (although pricey!) restaurants, some museums, the University of Toronto, The Royal Conservatory, etc. It is also located a stone's throw from the TTC's St. George Station, served by Lines 1 and 2. Staff are very friendly and welcoming - another minor detail to note is that there is almost always someone by the door to hold it open for you. Wow. The hotel is very secure in that you need to scan your room key in order to operate the elevator. Rooms are very modern, clean, and spacious, something that matters most to me (how big a room is). The bed is very comfortable. Toiletries are provided inside hotel rooms. The shower is spacious but there is no door. There is also a restaurant conveniently attached to the hotel, and yes, you can charge meals to your hotel room. (Don't try to call them though, in my experiences, they have NEVER picked up the phone.) Looking forward to the next time I need to stay in Toronto! This hotel will be it if business takes me to the Downtown/Yorkville area.

Excellent location. Clean, quiet, and comfortable room. Front desk staff were friendly and helpful. Perfect location for visiting museums and close access to the St George metro stop. Plenty of parking under the hotel.

I had a delightful weeklong stay at the Kimpton St George while in Toronto for work. The staff is very friendly and professional, the accommodations are lovely, and the location is convenient to both downtown and many other neighborhoods I enjoyed exploring in the evenings. The small lobby looks swanky, but is comfortable and functional. There's a yoga mat in every room, and you can even request a potted plant! The wine gatherings in the evening are also a nice touch. I did not feel at all like I was in a boring chain hotel, which was a plus for me. Great people, great place. I will definitely stay here again.

What an adorable hotel tucked away at Bloor and Spadina. I booked a last minute overnight in the city using the hotwire secret hotel website and got a decent rate. This hotel was modern and clean. The reception area is quite small but gives a boutique feel. The room had 2 queen beds and was decorated quite nicely. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was upgraded with gold fixtures and nice tile. They offer coffee until 11am in the lobby. I would stay here again if I needed to in the area!

I'm a big fan of Kimpton properties, in California and now Canada. From what they tell me, Sant George is the first Kimpton hotel in the whole country to the north. Pretty cool, 'eh? On the way from the airport to Yorkville, my taxi driver explained that this was a former Holiday Inn. And even with the updates, it's very clear that there was a recent rehab with the "old bones" of a more dialed down building. That being said, my stay at the Saint George was pretty nice. Rooms are large! Having stayed in various hotels in Toronto before, I was expecting much smaller accommodations. King sized bed, large desk, side table and two chairs. Most similar-priced rooms would be half the size. Also, very nice views of UT right out the window. Walkable score is relatively high as well, with plenty of shops/cafes/restaurants/museums within a mile (1.6 km for all you Canadians). Yorkville is pretty posh, so you're getting a nice hotel in a nice neighborhood. As with all Kimpton hotels, there's a restaurant connected to the lobby AND complimentary wine/cheese hour from 5-6 pm. Little touches like that are what make this brand of hotels one of my favorites. For $200 USD per night, this was not a bad deal, especially for a new hotel. It's not the fanciest, however the location and overall "price per square foot" make it an ideal stay for Toronto visitors. A nice change of pace to the city centre.

Lovely hotel! Interior is chic and modern. I really enjoyed my stay. I'm an aspire member so I'm always looking for a nice upscale hotel (IHG) when I travel. My first time in Toronto and I believe I nailed it on where to stay. I was in a good area, just minutes from shopping...nightlife and food. The bedroom was nice and warm. The bed was comfortable. I Uber we everywhere and had no problem catching them from this location. The food in the restaurant is wonderful as well. Try the Poke and Pecan pie + vanilla ice cream!

This is a new boutique hotel in the Annex in Toronto on West Bloor. It is the reincarnation of an older hotel but is now much more upscale. The furnishing and service of the hotel are exemplary. Wine hour is wonderful, front office staff are great. Still a few bugs to work out with the hotel, as there is some need to work on a noisy HVAC system and our room door wasn't' scribed to fit the frame without a good slam or yank/pull. I can't fault it significantly. While I won't rate it separately, the restaurant experience in this hotel needs to be seriously revisited as it doesn't work. It's far from a gastropub which I think it is billed as, and to visit for evening or late dinner and to have to contend with bingo or karaoke was a problem. These things do not draw crowds and the staff hates them so why do them. I would also like to state that a negative review here for this restaurant is given to this hotel which it doesn't deserve in m book.

This is a lovely hotel close to everything in Downtown Toronto. The front desk staff are very pleasant and helpful. The rooms are extremely clean and the bed was very comfortable.

Nice looking and clean hotel, mostly nice staff except for a few at the front desk but this place is not for anyone on a work trip -- bizarrely doesn't have room service until 7 am. And it's bad. The coffee arrives in a paper cup, the egg order is always cold and wrong and yet it's $70. Outside food delivery service isn't allowed to the room so even hot delivered coffee stays downstairs in their purgatory unless you specifically ask that it is brought up while hot. Deliveries to the hotel stay behind the front desk on the floor, not in a locked off area, and you have to go down and ask for it to be found. Loud annoying lobby bar. There are no amenities at the hotel such as a spa, someone to steam/alter clothes. There isn't even a water bottle left in the room or a snacks mini bar. Again, most of the staff are nice but it's a behind the times place, there are way better in Toronto, go there instead.

Great hotel close to yorkville. Beds are comfortable and bathroom was large. We slept well every night and my daughter slept soundly in the outside room of our suite. Also loved the giant stand alone tub. Made use of that daily. Toto toilets throughout. Yes, I'm into toilets and i love toto. Gym was one of the better stocked ones of the kimptons i've stayed at the past few years. It was almost always empty which is another plus. Valet was super fast every time. Always a plus not waiting around for your car. Very friendly front desk and someone always opens the doors out front. Helpful when you're carrying a toddler and all her accoutrement. Had a microwave brought into the room within 10 min when i called down. Free coffee and tea in the mornings. One complaint is room service doesn't begin until 8am. Super late in my experience. doesn't it often start at 7?? Esp. for business travelers who need to be gone before 8. Anyway we could never wait and had to get breakfast elsewhere. Overall excellent hotel and very helpful staff.

LOVE staying here! I'm from Los Angeles and travel to Toronto for work monthly. I always stay at the Saint George. The rooms are nicely decorated and just the right size. Staff is the best part of my stay. They are always ready to help! Food at the attached restaurant is OK. Toronto is known for it's good food. This one is mediocre but the convenience of going up to my room after drinks makes me forgive the bland menu. Get the fried pickles! Staff is always changing- I don't understand why. Like I said, I stay here monthly. There's always a new set of staff.

Stayed here for two nights with the lady on a fast Toronto getaway weekend. The staff was wonderful and accommodating. My amenity made me laugh as it's was Cheetos and red wine which is really all I could have asked for on this dreary weekend. Had a suite, which was a wonderfully large space with a giant tub that my girlfriend took advantage of. The bed was incredibly comfortable and the room was well appointed and decorated nicely. Really appreciated the record player with Joni Mitchell album which was wonderful to use while reading and sipping wine. Fortunate Fox is the hotel restaurant and bar which made some great cocktails and food. We only had the pretzels and the prime rib poutine which were both delicious. I would get the entrees were excellent as well. If I had to have an issue it's that I wish the windows were cleaner, which I know seems petty, but whenever I have a room with a view, dirty windows are always noticeable. Overall would definitely return to St. George in Toronto and I'm excited to see the Kimpton experience expanding internationally.

Clean and well designed hotel. Breakfast was great and affordable. Hotel lobby offers free happy hour drinks and nosh at 5pm. Staff was amazing. Great neighborhood near University of Toronto. Across the street is a shoe museum. Would definitely stay here again when in Toronto.

Nice hotel, nice rooms, ok restaurant (which is really a pub), but it's scary. When my friend and I stayed here for a couple of nights we had really weird water problems. Whenever it was on for anything more than a minute, we got burned. Seriously! It went from warm to broiling hot in a second - for no reason! It happened a few times while we were there so we told the front desk, but we could tell they weren't going to do anything. It didn't happen every time we turned on the water, but it happened enough times that I wouldn't take a chance by going there again. Other than that, the hotel was in a really nice neighborhood. Really close to downtown and lots of cool cafes and restaurants.

A group of friends and I settled on Toronto on a whim for a double birthday trip and happened to choose the Kimpton St. George by chance. We were booking pretty blindly as none of us had ever been to Canada, but all had high hopes and standards of getting nice AND clean accommodations. We were all so delighted upon our arrival to this beautiful boutique hotel, which definitely was all that we could have hoped for and more! The rooms are spacious, stylish and we loved the little touches like the super cute golden mini speaker in the room (looking for one for myself now). It made for awesome jam sessions while getting ready :) The rooms are pretty much soundproof, never heard a sound from anywhere around. The beds were super comfortable and a friend repeatedly commented on how much she loved then linens. The bathroom was beautiful and chic-- loved the tub/shower! Everything was very clean and I'm a clean freak so if I'm saying it, it's true! And the cleaning staff truly went above and beyond everyday to keep it spectacular. Every time we arrived back to the hotel, arriving to such a tidy space was a breath of fresh air! The staff at the hotel was also very nice. Super special shoutout to Stefan in the concierge who was so kind and hospitable even amongst our million questions. He gave the best suggestions on where to eat(his picks were really authentic and delicious), things to do(sights to see, places to visit, great music and vibes... I think everyone in Canada has rhythm) and brought popcorn birthday treats and the nicest birthday wishes note! He and Richard at the front desk really made our birthday! He was there during the days and when we arrived back late at night, Richard was always there with a smile! He even took group photos for us-- girls gotta get their photos :) These two men really stood out and I wouldn't be surprised if they are constantly celebrated for their service or have been previously awarded for customer service. Hopefully the hotel reads these reviews and a message of great thanks reaches them! In general, everyone on the staff was truly helpful and cheery. From the front desk to the restaurant, which we also visited-- The Fortunate Fox. The food was great, the daily specials were key, the birthday shots were fun and the PECAN PIE WAS PHENOMENAL! My friends also loved the Apple Crumb. Do yourself a favor, order the Poutine and don't skip dessert. Overall, our stay was so great and I would suggest this hotel to everyone. Next time I find myself in Toronto, you'll catch me right back here ready to stroll down Bloor.

Absolutely beautiful hotel and impeccable service. The location was great for us; we enjoyed walking around Toronto and exploring. The evening wine happy hour is a lovely way to meet new people. We loved every minute of our stay and can't wait to return.

This is a really amazing hotel. The design, decor and elegance are outstanding. The rooms even have record players in them which is quite a throwback to another era. It was nice to put on a record and jam out for a bit. The bathroom has a soaking tub and shower. Both were phenomenal not only in design but in usability. Amazing views, great mini bar and wonderfully soft bed with Bluetooth speaker that instantly connects to your phone. This hotel has been completely redone and it's fantastic. I can't say enough about that. It's apparent that the meticulous attention to detail really shines through. The staff is super friendly and professional. I wanted for nothing. There are plenty of cool shops and restaurants within walking distance of the hotel and the best of the best in Toronto is only a short cab ride away.

Sat at a table. Waitress gave us water. We asked for darts. We walked to the dart board. She came over reluctantly and said "my boss said you need to order something". She did this without asking us if we wanted food or drinks. I ordered 1 beer and gave her a $10. We then went on to bet $300 on our dart game. They really should have been nicer to us.

Two nights here for roughly $750. Supposed to be a boutique hotel but room was curiously under-furnished. A desk but no chair, e.g; a clock missing the back. But a comfortable bed, OK reading light, and a window that opens. Restaurant is really a pub and just tolerable. Nice try but no cigar.

This hotel is awesome. First of all, it's beautifully renovated. The staff were very kind and helpful, there were lovely little things that made it feel quite luxurious: quality soap, shampoo and so on, headphones for the exercise machines, an umbrella in the room, a yoga mat in the room, and a lovey card letting you know they've got you if you've forgotten something. The food was good too! Overall this is one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in, and I've stayed in a lot!