SUPER 8 MOTEL - TORONTO NORTH
2 Stars - 1 Review and 63 Opinions
3400 Steeles Ave West, Concord, , Ontario, L4K 1A2, Canada
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Worst Stay Ever ANTS EVERYWHERE IN THE ROOM
by sheri25
We decided to stay at this hotel, because it was cheaper, and it had a waterslide for my daughter. When we arrived we asked the front desk if the water slide was open, they had no idea, or even if the pool was open. When we checked into our room, I noticed a couple of ANTS in the bathroom, never really thought anything of it, till in the morning I went to open the blinds adn there must of been a million ANTS on the carpet, walls, bathroom, everywhere you could think of. I went and got the cleaning lady, and she was so surprised, and she said that the room was not cleaned right.(REALLY)..I went and told the front desk, they were not surprised at all. They gave me 20% off my room. There was no manager available. I'm fighting to get my money back. So if you're staying at this hotel.."DON'T" Our room was #305.. NEVER AGAIN WILL I EVER STAY AT A SUPER 8 HOTEL. TERRIBLE SERVICE AND ROOMS
Unique Quality: NOTHING GOOD ABOUT THIS PLACE. POOL WAS FREEZING..SLIDE IS NEVER OPEN..
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Photos
Waiting to board the Via Rail train to Ottawa
Downtown Toronto, Toronto, CN
Parking ticket.
Opposite the Flat-Iron, CN Tower in the background
Forum Posts
Can I still apply
by CatherineA
I went to toronto 2 weeks ago and I did not about this. can I still apply for this program . I have all the receipts at home and my travel tickets. Thanks
Re: Can I still apply
by leics
What program do you mean?
Re: Can I still apply
by GrumpyDiver
I'm just guessing here, but if you are referring to the "Visitor Rebate Program" to get back money for sales taxes paid while you were visiting Canada, then the answer is no.
That program was cancelled on Apri 1, 2007.
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/gi/notice221/README.html
Re: Can I still apply
by hawkhead
Gosh, Grumpy, go to the top of the class! What an inspired guess! All I could come up with was "huh, wot program" - and then I look at the responses et voilá, my question is most probably answered!
Re: Can I still apply
by leics
Equally impressed, I have to say. :-) Didn't realise Canada had a similar thing to the EU VAT-refund thing, although 'still have all the receipts' should have given a clue.
Re: Can I still apply
by hawkhead
Yup, Canada had it for donkey's years but it became more and more cumbersome to reclaim.
Travel Tips for Toronto
Multiculturalism in Toronto
by freddie18
One thing I like about Canada and Toronto in particular is its multiculturalism. Diversity of race, religion, and lifestyle is what made the city of Toronto apart from other world cities. Toronto is home to virtually all of the worlds culture groups and is the city where more than 100 languages and dialects are spoken, and over one-third of residents speak a language other than English at home.
The top four visible minority groups in Toronto were the Chinese, South Asian, Black, and Filipinos. While it is true that Canadians wanted immigrants to adopt Canada's values and way of life, these and all other groups are permitted by the Canadian government to preserve their original heritage and conserve their values. It is possible that when you are on a subway, you will be sitting beside a Jamaican and Chinese. Sitting in front of you could be a Russian, a Japanese, or a group of Filipinos. You will hear on both sides Canadians speaking Japanese, Tagalog, or Russian all at the same time.
I have been to many places but I have not seen situation like this. In Toronto, it is a day to day happening. When I am away from Toronto, this is what I am missing.
OOOOO...i remember sumthin...
by SeaGem1532
OOOOO...i remember sumthin important!!!! there's all these peeps who sleep & live on the sidewalks...b/c they came 2 toronto expecting 2 b able 2 get a job but found out they couldn't & didn't have ne $$$ 2 get a job & now have 2 live where they do. neway, back 2 my story...so on my way outa that dance place that i went 2 on my 1st day in toronto, 1 of these bum people who had already passed the door, turned around & saw me. He made a complete u-turn & followed me a few blocks...but bein from NY & all, i did my nice little NY speed-walk & dodged him & probably bout 10 other freaky peeps... ok, its a scary place if u meet the wrong homies!!!! i miss my Mikes Hard Cranberry Lemonade!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Volunteer Work in Toronto
by freddie18
Most Canadians care about other people especially the seniors. This is evident with situations in subway train, buses, streetcars, wherein young people give seats to older ones. The Canadian government are also very particular about the welfare of the senior citizens. Community Centres are established and activities are organized for the aged.
People from all walks of life volunteer some of their spare time serving in community centres to help the seniors. I for one have volunteered my day of work to serve in one of the centres for the senior people. Here, we entertain them in different ways like dancing, making art and decorative stuff, meal preparation, or just plain keeping them company.
I have posted some of our photos on my latest volunteer work which was half day of keeping them company, serving their meals, and teaching them art and decor. The rest of the day was spent in delivering lunch/dinner to seniors who are living alone in ther apartments/houses. I miss their stories, happy or sad.
Black Creek Pioneer Village
by kris-t
The "pioneer" village consists of over forty historic 19th century buildings, decorated in the style of the 1860s with period furnishings. Besides the Historical Interpreters and Craftspeople housed in the restored buildings, the site also features historical reenactments and visiting artisans. Buildings include period houses, The Original Stong Family farm buildings, a water-powered grist mill, a general store, a blacksmith's shop along with over 10 other trades buildings, a hotel, and a one-room schoolhouse. A core of buildings built by the Stong family are on their original sites, while others have been moved in from across Southern Ontario.
Go Skating!
by Marta23
The winters in TO are long and cold, but many Torontonians take advantage of the weather by doing winter activities such as skating. It's a lot of fun and great it's excercise. Nathan Phillip's Square (across from City Hall, 100 Queen Street West) has a great ice rink open all winter long. It's free, and skate rental is available.
Enjoy the winter in TO!
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SUPER 8 MOTEL - TORONTO NORTH
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Address: 3400 Steeles Ave West, Concord, , Ontario, L4K 1A2, Canada
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