Courtyard By Marriott Toronto Downtown Hotel, Toronto

The hotel provided one-time use earplugs in the rooms facing another building, which were clean and comfortable. The staff was extremely nice and helpful, even ensuring a faulty door lock battery was fixed promptly. The central location near the subway and with a variety of meal options was convenient. However, the strong bleach smell on the sheets caused discomfort. The bistro had nice options but was a bit overpriced, adding unexpected costs to the bill.

The hotel's rooms were spotless and had amazing toiletries that we both loved. They were a good size, especially for a city hotel, but felt a bit tired and worn despite being designated as quiet rooms, they still faced the bustling Yonge Street. The service was nice and accommodating, except for a slightly rude encounter at the check-in counter. The location was perfect for our stay, very central and close to a subway and plenty of restaurants open late. Unfortunately, it was crowded and noisy every morning. Dining options were limited and overpriced. Overall, a mixed experience with some great highlights and a few drawbacks.

I stayed at the hotel located a bit away from the center of the town but in a great area. The rooms were clean and looked recently renovated, although there was a slight old musty smell. The service, although friendly, had expensive parking options. The location was convenient with easy access to downtown and numerous restaurants. However, the dining experience fell short, lacking vegetarian/vegan options despite being in a city known for such choices.

The hotel exceeded my expectations with its spacious rooms, even for a 2 Queen Room, equipped with large TVs and good desk space for working. However, despite paying for an upgrade, it wasn't exactly what I anticipated. The service was top-notch, as the staff were not only lovely but also very approachable and informative. The location was ideal, just north of Dundas Square and right by the subway, making it convenient for exploring downtown Toronto. The dining experience was good overall, although a bit on the expensive side. The hotel offers various facilities to meet guests' needs, from dry cleaning services to valet parking.

I found the hotel to be in a convenient location near popular attractions, but the rooms in the recently renovated south Tower were a bit overpriced considering the quality was somewhat old. The service at the coffee counter was great, but I was informed that the pool had been closed for months. Overall, the place offers decent customer service despite some issues.