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 | Days Hotel and Conference Centre Toronto: Good budget hotel near College Metro Station
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For a tourist or business traveler visiting downtown Toronto, the location is very good -- only a short walk to Yonge Street and the College metro station. Toronto's public transportation system is terrific and very easy to navigate. Also, for hockey enthusiasts, the hotel is only a few doors down from the site of the former Maple Leafs Garden Arena (which will soon be the site of a supermarket). If you want a luxury hotel, look elsewhere. However, if you want a no frills, budget hotel in the city center, this hotel may be a good choice for you. One drawback, though, is that it is a little far from the main entertainment district on King and Queen Streets. Also, while the front desk help was very friendly, both my check-in and check-out were unusually slow.
The hotel's breakfast buffet is okay, but a little pricey. Fortunately, there are a few other good breakfast options nearby including the Golden Griddle Family Restaurant directly across the street on Carlton -- and Fran's on College Street (Carlton becomes College when you cross Yonge). Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageDirections: Near Yonge Street/College Metro Station
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| Days Hotel and Conference Centre Toronto: A nice little place to park yourself
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| Days Hotel and Conference Centre Toronto: A no-frills hotel in a great location
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Overall, my stay was fine. Sure, the fire alarms went off at 3am once (never learned why), and a worker got sick from some mystery odor in mine and the neighboring room (which I never noticed), but the room was clean and quiet, the bed was comfortably firm.
At the time I booked this trip, the Days was the cheapest hotel available, so I got what I paid for. Next time, I'll look for a hotel with a little more oomph, but if I can't find it, I'll be back at the Days.
The lobby was nice, as were the staff, but the best part about the hotel is its location. It is just steps away from Yonge Street and the College train station.
Though my room was on the top (23rd) floor, there was no view due to an even taller building right across the street. I stretched to look around it and saw a bit of a view.
Free wi-fi is available in the lobby, and wired access in their business center. Restaurants and services (e.g., spa, barber, souvenir shop) on the ground floor. Theme: HotelPrice: US$80-120 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averagePhone: (416) 977-6655Directions: Down the block from College subway station on the Yonge-University-Spadina line. Adjacent to Maple Leaf Gardens.Website: www.dayshoteltoronto.ca
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