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scottish Aug 20th 2005 7:38 am

Hotels
 
We are off to Canada for a wee holiday late September. Can anyone recommend a hotel in Toronto for the first few nights... we will be picking up a car at the airport so open to any suggestions.

nottingham Aug 20th 2005 8:12 am

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Hi,
The Westin Harbour Castle on the lakefront is very nice. You can park your car at one of the parking lots within a couple of hundred yards from hotel.
If you book the hotel with Canadian Affair it is quite a reasonable rate.
The only downside is that it is a little bit away from the centre of downtown but is only 5-10 min walk to Union station.
We did a bit of a tour when out there, taking in Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, Montreal and Niagra so any more info you need I will try to help


Originally Posted by scottish
We are off to Canada for a wee holiday late September. Can anyone recommend a hotel in Toronto for the first few nights... we will be picking up a car at the airport so open to any suggestions.


Canada Jane Aug 24th 2005 6:42 am

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Originally Posted by scottish
We are off to Canada for a wee holiday late September. Can anyone recommend a hotel in Toronto for the first few nights... we will be picking up a car at the airport so open to any suggestions.

I can recommend the Cambridge Suites Hotel which is located right in the middle of town, walking distance from the main shopping areas, lakefront, CN Tower etc.

We stayed there for several nights last year and had excellent service, lovely room, or should I say suite - separate living area. It was very nice.

This link is a review I did for a travel site which includes some pics of the room etc.

http://www.igougo.com/planning/journ...mbridge+Suites

regards
Jane

brit_in_fizroy Aug 24th 2005 7:55 am

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B&B (with no breakfast) wev'e used a lot if you want to keep costs down is the Casa Loma. Bedrooms and shared bathroom if I recall. 10 mins walk to tube, cafe across the road for breakfast.

http://casalomainn.sites.toronto.com...Home_Page.html

Patsy Aug 24th 2005 7:51 pm

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Originally Posted by scottish
We are off to Canada for a wee holiday late September. Can anyone recommend a hotel in Toronto for the first few nights... we will be picking up a car at the airport so open to any suggestions.

The Days Inn was good. We found it to be the most reasonable and its right in the centre of Downtown.

bart2804 Aug 24th 2005 10:53 pm

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As above, can also recommend the Days Inn, very central, good rates, close to subway etc.

It's on Carlton Street, you may wish to check parking 'though, unsure if the Hotel has it's own, from memory there was a public car park at the end of the street in any case - almost opposite the hotel.

Have a good time. :)

hawkeye Aug 25th 2005 12:39 am

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Try this has a list of rates as well.

http://www.canadianhotelguide.com/ca...to-hotels.html

sysclp Aug 25th 2005 1:20 am

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Originally Posted by bart2804
As above, can also recommend the Days Inn, very central, good rates, close to subway etc.

It's on Carlton Street, you may wish to check parking 'though, unsure if the Hotel has it's own, from memory there was a public car park at the end of the street in any case - almost opposite the hotel.

Have a good time. :)

I have stayed there before and they have their own parking deck. Also down the street from them is the Best Western Primrose Inn which is a nice place with their own parking. We had our wedding there. :-)

scottish Aug 29th 2005 5:13 am

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thanks everyone.

dbd33 Aug 29th 2005 5:35 am

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Originally Posted by sysclp
I have stayed there before and they have their own parking deck. Also down the street from them is the Best Western Primrose Inn which is a nice place with their own parking. We had our wedding there. :-)

Beware, the Primrose is an overspill residence for the U of T. It can get loud.

sysclp Aug 29th 2005 6:58 am

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Originally Posted by dbd33
Beware, the Primrose is an overspill residence for the U of T. It can get loud.

That must have happened since 2001 when we got married as it was very quiet at that point. Of course this was in mid-August when school wasn't in session either.

dbd33 Aug 29th 2005 7:05 am

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Originally Posted by sysclp
That must have happened since 2001 when we got married as it was very quiet at that point. Of course this was in mid-August when school wasn't in session either.

Yes, perhaps since 2001. One of my daughters had a boyfriend who lived there, she was in high school and we teased her that she only wanted him for his proximity to the school. I guess that must have been the school year 2002/2003.


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