JLT Posted July 30, 2008 Report Share Posted July 30, 2008 Hi, Anyone can ID the hotels?Aug. 31~Sep.2 2008 2 Rooms1. 4.5* Toronto Downtown West-Fitness Center-Pool(s)-Restaurant(s)-Business Center-High-Speed Internet Access2. 4* Toronto Downtown East-Fitness Center-Restaurant(s)-High-Speed Internet Access-Spa Services3. 4* Toronto Downtown West-Fitness Center-Pool(s)-Restaurant(s)-Business Center-High-Speed Internet Access-Spa ServicesTripAdvisor Rating:4.0 out of 5 400+ reviewsThanks! Link to comment
tobarefeet Posted August 3, 2008 Report Share Posted August 3, 2008 Hi,Based on the tripadvisor stats, number 3 is the Sheraton Centre. Its the only one with 4 stars, 4 out of 5, and 400+ reviews.The other two i'm not sure on. Link to comment
Canadian_Guy Posted August 5, 2008 Report Share Posted August 5, 2008 2. 4* Toronto Downtown East-Fitness Center-Restaurant(s)-High-Speed Internet Access-Spa ServicesThis is the King Edward. I have stayed here before and it is great as long as you don't want to swim. Link to comment
JLT Posted August 11, 2008 Author Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 Got Le Royal Meridien King Edward for $70/per room per night 4* Downtown Toronto. 2 rooms 2 nights. Date is 8/31-9/2. Not too surprised because many people got this one. Got lots good and bad reviews. Don't know if this is a good deal cause I can get Inter-Continental for $99/per room per night on Hotwire, and have way better reviews. Anyways I'll try to enjoy my stay and report on this board to share my stay. Hope it is a decent hotel.Detail:4* Toronto DowntownStarted at $45Added whatever area that don't have 4*Ended up with 4* Le Royal Meridien King EdwardAt the rate of $70 per room per nightLowest Rack Rate:$188-$239 per room per night Link to comment
schmitstrs Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 Just stayed there on a Priceline Win this past week at $80 a night; it's a very nice hotel with great service and staff. Much nicer than the TripAdvisor reviews make it out to be. Excellent location- and inexpensiive food around the corner. Just a note to tell you that I think your win was a good one. Have fun! Link to comment
JLT Posted August 16, 2008 Author Report Share Posted August 16, 2008 I heard that Le Meridien charges $30 per night for parking. Is there any alternative? Somewhere close and cheaper to park? Link to comment
slick_gd Posted August 18, 2008 Report Share Posted August 18, 2008 There are plenty of areas to park around the Kind Eddie for relatively cheap, and obviously, the further you are willing to walk the cheaper you can find. It also depends on which dates you are staying there. Weekday daytime rates will be quite pricey, but weekends are cheaper. Street parking in and around the area is typically free from 9pm to about 8 or 9am, then it's about $2-3/hour throughout the day. There is a parking lot at Scott St and The Esplanade right behind the Novotel, about a 5 min walk from the King Eddie which charges $5 from 6pm to about 7am. On the weekends it's about $10 to $15 from 7am to 6pm.Basically, if you spend some time driving around the area you will be able to find parking for much cheaper than $30. Link to comment
JLT Posted September 6, 2008 Author Report Share Posted September 6, 2008 Got back from my 8-day Niagara-Hamilton-Toronto Trip few days ago.The WestJet flight from Vancouver to Pearson was smooth :) .Rented a full-size car from Budget. $271 all-in on westjet.com with one day free coupon.Drove all the way down to the Niagara Falls. Stayed at the Sterling Inn & Spa for 3 nights. Didn't use Priceline or Hotwire. 180/per night. Beautiful hotel, Pleasant stay. In-room breakfast can be better. We Stayed at the Courtyard by Marriott Hamilton for 2 nights after that. $45/per room per night(Priceline). We checked in early at 2:30. Requested a two queen room for one of my two rooms but the front desk told me it is "unavailable". Not sure if it is sold-out or just not available for Priceline customers. The room is clean, free wired internet. Great value. However the hotel is so far from downtown. Another pleasant stay. Our last stay is at Le Royal Meridien King Edward in Toronto. Nice Japanese front desk. Very Polite and friendly. I actually liked the rooms. Really relaxing. But the hotel want every single CENT in your pocket. $13 for internet. 3 bucks for a bucket of ice, haha. Parked somewhere near the hotel. only $5 till 6 am next day. The hotel's main entrance is busy. I suggest to use the entrance on the side if you have lots of luggage. 3 pleasant stay and a great trip. The price for Courtyard and Meridien make them even better! Link to comment
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