Madison Manor Boutique Hotel

When we arrived, the front desk concierge was kind and helpful. Our room however was filthy. The bed had hair and makeup stains all over the sheets and pillow cases. The bathroom walls were covered in different colours of dirt and makeup. We had no hand soap, and the only chair in the room was broken. The front desk was able to switch our sheets, but continued to give us dirty makeup marked pillow cases. When we ordered takeout from the bar, the bartender was very rude to the other bartender that took our order and said not to do any hotel orders. When we decided to go to the bar for late night food and drinks, we asked to place an order and the rude server once again said she wouldn’t serve us unless we were sitting at a table (fair) so we proceeded to sit at a table right in front of her and she would not serve us. The table behind us had been waiting for a while and they asked the bartender to please serve them. She was once again rude to them. After proceeding to wait 20 minutes while she walked past us repeatedly we decided to leave and order food from a different restaurant. I would not recommend staying here if you have any cleanliness or service standards.

The Madison Manor has comfortable beds in reasonably spacious rooms in a prime central location. Bathroom space was great, lots of storage, easy check-in and check-out. Coffee machine was good. Those are the positives.||The negatives are the neighbourhood, both immediate and close-by. The property is, as many have pointed out, next to a noisy pub and sound barriers are negligible. I was staying out late during my stay but even I was surprised when an argument broke out in an alley at 4:00 A.M. and I could hear it clearly, several floors up. They do provide earplugs. The neighbourhood around the area used to be nice, but all the stores were driven out in prelude to a large construction development that is now in progress, so there are few "eyes on the street" and the park just down from the property seems to be a regular hosting for Toronto's transient population.||Overpriced for what you get. Television instructions were in Spanish, for some reason. And the room I had involved going upstairs to the fourth floor, and then downstairs again to my room. Very strange.||Suitable for a late-night crash once in a while. Not recommended for a vacation.

The area is lovely and the hotel is nice enough. Problem is its right beside a bar. It says that in the description but what it doesn't say is that its one of the busiest bars around for university students. I have nothing against that except the noise. You know when you're in trouble when the room comes with ear plugs. Aside from that the hotel is basic. No fridge in the room. No water. Its charming yes but way overpriced. The bar has decent food and I must say great service. Matthew and Zach in particular stood out.

The room had such a Victorian era feel, very posh and well maintained. My husband booked the room for us not knowing what to expect but we were pleasantly surprised. The location next to the pub made it super fun to be able to grab dinner and drinks before turning in. The check in, while maze like, was pretty straightforward, and the check out was even easier, with the process being simply to leave the room keys in a visible area. The room service was prompt to check on our room for housekeeping. If you are not packing light, you may struggle with the stairs, but we will be coming back in the future.

Definitely very loud on a Friday night but that's to be expected when you stay beside a very popular bar in the frat and sorority area of Toronto. We didn't mind it at all and enjoyed listening to the students enjoying their Friday night. Brings us back :) The rooms are clean and the staff is kind.

The location is so close to the University of Toronto Woodworth college. The receptionist is helpful. The facility is suitable for a short stay and cleanliness wise is acceptable. I enjoyed my stay there.

I stayed there this past weekend (April 2025) and I really loved the service, the woman at the front desk was super nice and very patient with us. The location was awesome! Although Saturday evening was full of frat kids at the pub (to be expected). The bartenders at the pub were lovely, they chatted a bit with us, and the drinks were so good! if you love a nice sweet cocktail that’s the place to go! i recommend the sour key cocktail and the amsterdam blonde beer from tap was great and the food was really good too i recommend the fish tacos or simple fries were yummy as well. I do wish the view of the courtyard was better it looked a bit neglected. Overall, i loved the hotel and its location.

Boutique? You be the judge.|Reception is in the Madison Pub building. If you're lucky, someone will be there when you arrive. The rooms themselves are in the building two doors down. Worn, old carpet on the exterior stairs (odd). Climb up the stairs (no elevator) to the upper floor for your room—then go DOWN another flight for some reason. |The room itself is dark (ceiling light doesn't work), and only casually cleaned: there were hairs in the bath and sink from previous guests, and discarded labels from newly purchased clothes on the wardrobe. There is no fridge. At night, bright light pours in from a neighbouring building, through old and broken venetian blinds. |On the bright side, there is a safe (big enough for a laptop and other things); the bedlinen was clean, and the bathroom (hairs notwithstanding) is decent: monocoque shower unit with shallow basin, built-in shelving and seat; good water pressure.