Madison Manor Boutique Hotel
Amenities
Restaurant
Non-Smoking Rooms
Housekeeping
Banquet Facilities
Safe-Deposit Box
ATM / Cash Machine
Property description
Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a fireplace in the lobby. This Victorian hotel also features a reception hall and a vending machine.
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7.2
Good
Based on 1,000 verified reviews
Who stays here?
Business
21%
Couple
47%
Family
11%
Group
9%
Solo
9%
What guests think
AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews
Madison Manor Boutique Hotel draws mixed reactions: travellers praise its characterful Victorian setting and excellent Annex location near the subway and U of T, but frequent comments cite weekend noise from the neighboring pub and fraternities, plus dated features.
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4
Marianne
2 weeks ago
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Stayed 3 nights
There was no heat in the rooms so I needed two blankets and two comforters. The floor in one of the bathrooms was in need of repair. It was very noisy especially in the basement room. I was able to change room for the last night. The staff is not available all day, so you need to call or go to the pub next door if your key or your heating does not work. The carpets outside and in the hallways are old and dirty, especially in the basement rooms. There was a microwave in one of the rooms but no dishes nor cutlery. There is a nearby cafeteria for meals but I had to find it in my own since the pub restaurant only opens at 11:00 for breakfast. It should not be called a Boutique Hotel. The only good thing is the location close to museums, stores, restaurants and subway.
There was no heat in the rooms so I needed two blankets and two comforters. The floor in one of the bathrooms was in need of repair. It was very noisy especially in the basement room. I was able to change room for the last night. The staff is not available all day, so you need to call or go to the pub next door if your key or your heating does not work. The carpets outside and in the hallways are old and dirty, especially in the basement rooms. There was a microwave in one of the rooms but no dishes nor cutlery. There is a nearby cafeteria for meals but I had to find it in my own since the pub restaurant only opens at 11:00 for breakfast. It should not be called a Boutique Hotel. The only good thing is the location close to museums, stores, restaurants and subway.
4
Jeffery
2 weeks ago
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Stayed 1 night
The good: Nice location. Close to everything. The not so good: Parking situation was complicated and pricey. The room never cooled down lower 73 degrees. Hotel is next to a Bar, it’s super loud until 2 am, then at least another hour for the staff to clean up. It’s also located right next to Fraternity Row. Parties were happening all night long, as well. If you a heavy sleeper, this would be fine. I certainly expected more for the price we paid.
The good: Nice location. Close to everything. The not so good: Parking situation was complicated and pricey. The room never cooled down lower 73 degrees. Hotel is next to a Bar, it’s super loud until 2 am, then at least another hour for the staff to clean up. It’s also located right next to Fraternity Row. Parties were happening all night long, as well. If you a heavy sleeper, this would be fine. I certainly expected more for the price we paid.
10
Julie
Apr 13, 2026
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Stayed 5 nights
Simple hotel room. Great location. Much cheaper than other Toronto hotels. I always stay there when I travel to Toronto to collaborate with colleagues at UofT
Simple hotel room. Great location. Much cheaper than other Toronto hotels. I always stay there when I travel to Toronto to collaborate with colleagues at UofT
4
Attila
Apr 9, 2026
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Stayed 13 nights
I have given a room 101 which is half below the ground level, where even daylight was very poor. Housekeeping was awful My towels were changed as I want them to change the next day.. There was a big noise coming from I guess compressor of the HVAC system all night long the noise was in the room. I was told that that is full and no change of room can be possible. I agreed for this hotel since my daughter was living very close to the hotel therefore not much choice was in the area but my last three days of reservation I couldn’t bear to stand anymore. I regret to say that this hotel should not be counted as a boutique. On my day of 10 days I paid Hotels.com the total fee in advance to compensate my claims I am now expecting a part of my payment (of 10 days) to be reimbursed my credit card. Thank you
I have given a room 101 which is half below the ground level, where even daylight was very poor. Housekeeping was awful My towels were changed as I want them to change the next day.. There was a big noise coming from I guess compressor of the HVAC system all night long the noise was in the room. I was told that that is full and no change of room can be possible. I agreed for this hotel since my daughter was living very close to the hotel therefore not much choice was in the area but my last three days of reservation I couldn’t bear to stand anymore. I regret to say that this hotel should not be counted as a boutique. On my day of 10 days I paid Hotels.com the total fee in advance to compensate my claims I am now expecting a part of my payment (of 10 days) to be reimbursed my credit card. Thank you
10
Lucy
Apr 4, 2026
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Stayed 4 nights
Clean, good location, quiet
Clean, good location, quiet
16 Madison Avenue, Bloor Annex, Toronto, Toronto (and vicinity), Canada
Location
Located in Toronto (Old Toronto), Madison Manor Boutique Hotel is within a 5-minute walk of University of Toronto - St. George Campus and Bata Shoe Museum. This hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Royal Ontario Museum and 1.3 mi (2 km) from Casa Loma.
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