Have stayed here a few times and always found the rooms comfortable. Attended the on-site restaurant for private events and for breakfast and found the service, food and setting to be perfect. The location of this hotel is ideal for shopping and site seeing. Bonus... Across the street from the ROM and on the subway line.

One complaint - wifi cost are insane!

I always stay at this Intercontinental when I am in Toronto on business. The location is great, it close to my head office for meetings and it's close to great restaurants and shopping when I'm not.

The staff are great - helpful and friendly.

Absolutely always enjoy our stay at the Intercontinental (Yorkville). We just returned from another relaxing weekend there. Because my spouse is a VIP member, we are always up-graded to a suite on the 8th floor. The rooms are nicely decorated and the king size bed is fabulous and comfy! Bathrobes and slippers, luxurious towels and bath sheets, lots of glasses, (wine glasses included), Keurig coffee maker, and very nice toiletries make the stay extra special. The suite is furnished with a desk, a couch, chair, coffee table and armoire with a big screen TV and a bar inside. The bathroom is large and includes both a bathtub and a separate shower stall. Also enjoy the swimming (lap) pool and the gym which is small, but modern. There is a restaurant on site, and room service is reasonable and very quick, however, this location has many great dining options! The staff is helpful, friendly and knowledgable. This location is fantastic for shopping, dining, taking a stroll. There is also great subway service from this location as St. George Station is right across the street. This is one of my favorite places to stay in Toronto!

Just got back from a week working in Toronto, where I stayed at the Intercontinental on Bloor Street West.

Don't have a strong view on the value for money , as my company paid for the stay! My double room cost about £200 (C$300) per night for bed and breakfast - slightly less at the weekend.

The main room was a good size, with a large double bed, sofa and chair around a coffee table, and another chair by a writing desk. I had a front facing room (735) with a view of the museum over the road, and a more distant view of the CN tower. The bathroom had a shower cubicle and separate bath, which was a definite plus - plenty of towels and toiletries, with a wide mirror behind the bathroom sink. There was also a full length mirror in the wardrobe door. Ample wardrobe and cupboard space for clothes.

Amenities - large flat screen TV with about 40 channels (BBC world, a few US, and lots of local and national Canadian).
Hairdryer (which I didn't use so no idea how good it was).
Iron and ironing board (ditto).
Mini bar and coffer maker (ditto)
Small in-room safe (which I did use and is a must for any hotel to be honest).

I slept fine, the bed was very comfortable. I could hear a little traffic noise - not an issue for me, but could be an issue for a very light sleeper.

Hotel is conveniently located for upmarket shopping. Also a 2-3 minute walk to St George subway station (direct link to Union Station). Handy Hint - first time I went to St George, I got a week pass for the subway which cost about £25 and which saved the hassle of buying a ticket every trip.

Breakfast options included with my meal were substantial (e.g. "The Canadian" - tea or coffee, toast, fruit juice, small plate of fresh fruit, bacon or sausage served with eggs and fried potatoes). Enough to set me up for the day!

Service was very good - friendly staff generally, who provided information about local bars and shops, called taxis, stored luggage while I explored Toronto on my last day. A nifty idea they have is a PC in the lobby on which you can check in online- if you then need to print a boarding pass, the PC is linked to a printer at the reception desk.

Looking round Toronto, I went to an ice hockey game at the Air Canada Centre (fun experience, and easy to get to from Union Station), I went to the Ice Hockey Hall of Fame (vast amount of memorabilia, heaven for the ice hockey fan but mostly lost on me), and the CN tower (Handy Hint - £26/C$40 buys a Total Tower ticket, which gets you to all the various levels of the tower plus several ground floor attractions including a 3D film and a fun river-ride simulator)

Overall, definitely enjoyed the stay, and hoping that work will put me up there again if I need to visit again!