We stayed at this hotel (which used to be a Holiday Inn, but has changed it's name during the renovation) for two nights while visiting family in the Burlington area. Overall, it's an average hotel with average amenities.

Pluses: clean, basic room, nice hot water, clean and contemporary looking entrance and bar. Good location. Comfy beds. Gave us a $20 IKEA gift card.

Negatives: Loud kids running up and down the halls the entire weekend. Although our room was nice looking and recently renovated, it was very basic and $119 seemed a little high. The bar was pricey. Our room had a very slight odor, as if it used to be a smoking room and wasn't completely fixed. The air conditioner unit was noisy.

Overall, nothing terribly wrong, nothing terribly right.

I have stayed at this hotel many times while visiting family. It is under new management. It is being renovated. Our room has definatly not been touched yet. It needs alot of work. The staff was ok at check in. It is not as great as it has been in the past but still ok for a one night visit....

I stayed here for two weeks on a business. This place is not worth even at motel 6 rates. The front desk was the unfriendliest folks I have ever seen. They don't know what hospitality means. They said they would take care of me and they never did. I also saw bed bug on one of the bed and the place was stinking of some weird stuff. I would stay from this place.

Holiday Inn currently re-named until forced renovations are completed is still a dated hotel despite some upgrades. Location is the best thing going for it - across the street from numerous restaurant choices and QEW highway. Rooms are comfortable but nothing special. dated bathrooms