I would definitely stay here again! The hotel is located on the corner of a main street and residential side street. Safe, eclectic area with loads of stores and restaurants. Felt totally safe walking at night. Only a block from the College subway station; very convenient. Five minute walk to the University of Toronto and Parliament. I asked for and... more

Stayed 3 nites Sept 2-5 , Location is fair , although it is downtown, there are strip clubs & porn shops all right around the corner. If you've got young kids, I don't recommend this location, but if you can handle the location, then go for it! It is located about a mile from U. of Toronto, parking is expensive... more

Our family stayed here during our first visit to Toronto. We get a fantastic AAA rate at under $100 a night which included breakfast coupons for two people each day. My husband and our son took advantage of breakfast and enjoyed the buffet. The hotel's location is very convenient to the College train station and to Eaton Centre shopping. We... more

This was our first time at the Courtyard Marriott, though we have stayed in Toronto several times before. By far, this was the best hotel we had stayed at. The area is safe(yes, we've stayed in shadier locations before) and it is very convenient to the College subway stop. We were in town for the Canadian National Exhibition. The rooms... more

Great hotel,helpful staff and only about 10-15 minutes walh to Dundas Square and the Eaton Center(4th biggest in North America)! All in all a great Hotel!! 5 Stars!! Very helpful visitors desk ! only 5 minute subwayfrom Union Station which is right next to the CN Tower more

In a seedy part of Yunge Street...the room was large, but seemed a bit run down. The staff was very nice. more

Check in was great, staff was excellent. The room was small and is set up weird: the sink is separate from the toilet/shower, which is ok, even nice that you can use it without bothering someone in the shower, but you have to walk through the bedroom area to wash your hands and there's nothing to put your stuff on... more

Hotel on Yonge Street and close to trains and the Path which will take you anywhere in Downtown. Not the best area, but a short walk takes you to shops and restaurants. Seems to be in a Gay area too if that bothers anyone? Parking charges are very high - almost as much as the daily rental of the car.... more

Well after staying at the Sofitel in Montreal, this was a real let down. In Toronto for 2 nights and this was selected based on the location. There is absolutely no service. We had a room beside the ice machine and drinks vending machine. The entire 3rd floor sounded like a plane was getting ready for take off. Complained about... more