Top Hotels Near Eglinton Grand Theatre in Toronto from NZ$168

"Pleased with Hotel."

"Interesting concept. Design is modern loft and the rooms have large windows an south exposure with a view of CN. Tower and some murals. Area is full of shops and restaurants and is close to arts and shopping. It is not friendly to mature folk. There is no elevator and the stairs are sketchy. No TVs no coffee maker. Bed in platform against a wall hard to get out. All communication via mobile phone. "

"Breakfast is delicious! Room is clean "

"This is a charming old house. However, our room was very small and pretty tired-looking. There were a lot of steps—don’t stay here if you have any mobility issues. Judging by the fact that there were 2 fans in our room, I’ll bet they don’t have AC either. The woman at the front desk was charming and helpful, and the location near the centre of town, and the subway, was good. "

"Clean comfortable room, great staff and convenient location in downtown area for my plans!"

"Clean room, well cleaned daily. Friendly staff. Great location."

"The staff were so accommodating. They took the time to greet us each time we walked in. We forgot something and called down to the front desk. They sent it up with a robot. Very nice touch. "

"You can’t beat the location of this hotel. It’s the classic, Yonge meets Bloor. I get to see my family in 20 minutes. Amazing room, it’s quiet and the staff is attentive and went above and beyond. Ask for a kettle, it doesn’t come with one. And the room is pretty high-tech; it took a while to figure out how to turn on the lights. I arrived at the hotel close to midnight, and the hotel informed me that they had sold out the whole hotel including my confirmed room. The assistant manager owned up to the problem and tried to explain diligently to me what they would do to me next. To my absolute surprise, they upgraded me to a beautiful suite the next day I got back. They won me back. They turned a negative NPS into a very positive NPS and I already booked my next stay. "

"Everything was perfect"