Central Ontario: Romantische vakanties

We spent four nights at the Cambridge Suites in an Executive Suite on the 21st floor. On the plus side, the location is great and downtown Toronto is very walkable from the hotel. It's good for families because you get more space than a traditional hotel room, plus a small kitchen area. The breakfast was fine, but we only ate in the hotel as we had some free vouchers. Otherwise I'd recommend going out to eat as there are many better options. The downside is that the hotel just feels very tired and worn. I'm not sure how it has an Expedia rating over 9, as it feels a 7 at best. Don't come here expecting anything luxurious or upmarket. It's functional and fine if you just want something basic that's in the heart of the city.

A nice big bank vault in the cellar.

We spent four nights at the Cambridge Suites in an Executive Suite on the 21st floor. On the plus side, the location is great and downtown Toronto is very walkable from the hotel. It's good for families because you get more space than a traditional hotel room, plus a small kitchen area. The breakfast was fine, but we only ate in the hotel as we had some free vouchers. Otherwise I'd recommend going out to eat as there are many better options. The downside is that the hotel just feels very tired and worn. I'm not sure how it has an Expedia rating over 9, as it feels a 7 at best. Don't come here expecting anything luxurious or upmarket. It's functional and fine if you just want something basic that's in the heart of the city.

Way overpriced; C$ 221.20 for a room without airconditioning. Temp in room reached 26 degrees Celsius. Then while taking a shower I noticed the small shampoo and shower gel were used and almost empty. Sad but true. At check-in the receptionist had a hard time counting the (partly) cash I paid with. Also a hard time to deduct the cash from the invoice and charge the rest to my MasterCards. The hotel itself has its charmes but is way overpriced. Guess it’s the new reality.