I was surprised how clean the rooms are and that they have new carpet and furniture in the room. although the lobby and hallways are Out dated and the carpet is stained the room was shockingly nice. I stayed one night and it only cost $60.

Well, first off, it's got some foibles. Reservations are only accepted on the day you arrive. The motel's policies are designed to be systematically cynical and paranoid, up to and including asking customers to describe their cars' appearance so they can keep track of who's in the parking lot (all of this is a bit bothersome, but I can't say I blame them). You only get one room key. Wireless internet costs extra. The folks at the front desk are usually bordering on comatose. No breakfast, and the free coffee in the office is just as bad as you'd expect. If you can get past all of that, though, the Avenue is a heck of a bargain for the money. The place looks a bit like a dive from the exterior (the paint is chipping, etc.), but once you get inside everything's actually quite nice. No frills to be found (aside from a TV), of course, but then this isn't really a whirlpool bath and mini-bar kind of joint. You don't stay here to host a party (and anyways, the staff will warn you against it): you stay here for an inexpensive place to sleep, bathe, and stash your stuff while you explore the Toronto area. The bathroom is clean, the beds are comfortable, the closet is roomy, and at this price what more do you want?

The motel's location is also quite good, all things considered. It's well outside of Toronto proper, but on the road you're three minutes from 427 and fifteen from the airport. There are some surprising finds in the local area as well. As tempting as it may be, don't just stick to the McDonald's immediately outside of your room: the rest of the neighborhood, while mostly filled with blocks upon blocks of furniture stores, also has some wonderful Indian, Vietnamese, and Chinese restaurants within easy walking distance. Scout around.

Basically, if you're considering this place at all it's because of the price. If you're reading this review, it's because you're worried that your stay might end up a nightmare. Trust me: assuming you can shrug off a bit of suspicion from the staff and don't have completely unrealistic expectations for a $60 motel, you won't be disappointed.

i was visiting my boyfriend up there and felt under the weather, so i decided to stay an extra day. i thought it was a reqally nice and quite motel. but i do think they should put trash bags in the cans, for sanitary purposes.

Well I've been traveling to this Motel quite a bit visiting friends and family. I stay by myself and usually it isn't a problem. I've stayed for up to a week here and I don't have many complaints.
My one big pet peave with the place is that they have trashcans and NO trash bags >_< It's kinda stupid because if you have something that is messy or something that could possibly stick to the trashcan (IE: Gum, candy, etc.) Then it's pretty stupid. But other than that, it's a good deal.
I also believe that after staying for 6 nights you get a discount on the 7th, or it's a discount for your whole stay. Either way its about 1 free night which is pretty nice. It's located next door to a few fast food resturants, and a bowling alley. It's kind of a pain to turn out of due to the traffic (4 lanes, 2 each way) and at times you can end up sitting at the driveway for a few minutes. There is a turning lane in the middle which provides those turning left some relief, but it's kinda scary to merge into moving traffic. Dundas is 60km/hour on that particular section so be careful! lol
Also, just to let those of you who are staying in the 1 bed rooms. It's best to get the one with the fridge, because the parking is better. When you stay in rooms without the fridge you are sub-ground level and you have to walk from the end of the Motel down to your room. While in the others they are located on the ground level with parking infront of the rooms.
The checkout time is at 11 am and usually the staff comes to clean the rooms between 11-12 but i've had them come later. There isn't a clock in any of the rooms i've stayed in, so it's advised to bring your own. And that is pretty much everything I can think of lol so if you have any other questions just give me an e-mail and i'll try to answer them.