Can any body tell me why the higher the grade of Hotel they try to rip you off on parking and then there's the $10.00 charge per day for wifi usage totaaly wrong when you consider that a Holiday Inn express does not charge for parking or wifi or local calls. That being said this hotel is superb ....the general areas are well appointed fand spacious, the location is second to none,and rooms are great, one of the best beds we have encountered .Would go back again....tip park across the street for $15.00 beats $40.00.

This was a great place for a short stay. Elegant and open it was a little dark for my taste, but I could do it for two nights no problem. The staff "owns" the customer experience. It's really nice to be connected to the Convention Center if that is where you will be going.

I would not return to place but the metro convention centre is attached to the hotel it was extremmly expensive
Pricing

Azure restarunt $$$$
The hotel $$$$$$$$ not worth it
Int0 dollars thats crazy internet

This is a great business hotel. The beds are very comfortable. Usually I can't sleep when I travel (hence the handle Tired Canadian), but I got my zzzs with no difficulty on the supremely comfortable king-size bed.

This hotel is connected to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and union station.

The club level is very convenient -- with a nice breakfast, afternoon tea and nibbles before dinner with honour bar. There is a nice selection of DVDs to borrow from the concierge and the Bose audio system is a nice treat.

The club level rooms are spacious and are completely spruced up.

My only complaint (which is unusual for the Intercontinental) is that the handset on my work desk didn't work and it took two trips by maintenance to fix it. Since I had come to work and needed to make some conference calls, it did make the first part of my stay really stressful.

Skip valet parking ($45 a day) and just park in the adjacent convention centre parking ($25 a day), unless you really need the car for ins/outs.