Residence & Conference Centre - Toronto Downtown

This is just student housing. Thought I was getting a hotel. Do not recommend unless you want to cosplay a broke college student

Staff was friendly and check in went quickly. One complaint I have is the elevators were frequently down and to exit via the stairwell it is not a direct path. No one alerted me to this and until I ran into other customers that knew the way I was wandering. Suggest printing and posting instructions on the downed elevators that assist with finding the exit.

The room was perfect for a family of 3. 2 bedroom dorm room with a full bed in each and a kitchen area with small kitchen table and 2 chairs and fridge sink and microwave. There is a municipal parking garage (unafilliated) right next door and the rates were very reasonable. Unfortunatley I did not realize you had to pay right after you park and got a parking ticket since I thought I would pay at the exit. There is nice little food / shopping district a few blocks away and a grocery store across the street along with some other places to eat or grab a coffee. I walked to the Opera House for a concert which only took about 15 minutes and was very walkable. I would definitely recommend staying here if you don't mind being a bit further from the main tourist spot. Uber to CN was about $15 each way after tip

The property was fine but it is a dorm converted into a “hotel” room; hence the amenities will be that of what you should expect in a dorm room. Thin mattress, two bedrooms that meet into a shared space, and a small bathroom with shower. Not a bad experience but would have liked something more luxurious. Pleasant for a single night though

Fantastic stay, but be aware that whilst it comes with towels and sheets, a room with a kitchen doesn’t come with cutlery, plates, cups, etc. Good AC and the 504 bus can take you into town.