Stayed in June 2010 for 5 nights.Would have changed locations but the city was booked up - we even were looking for other paces where we would have paid more than double. Anyhow: the bathroom and kitchenette area seemed to be clean. The carpet looked not so clean - but vacuumed, at least. The beds felt like they had spent the better part of their life at a summer camp. Old window air conditioners were noisy. That all said, it is super inexpensive, in a decently safe part of town - which is a really interesting part of the city (Queen Street). Fridge worked fine and so did the internet. Would recommend only for those willing to have dorm room experience.

was there during july 2010.during second night got tok tok sound from A/C.On enquiry found out that water falling from A/c from room above.Had to change the room at 2 a.m.Otherwise alright.

Noisey, cut off your airconditioning dirty and office/management staff that could care less just as the nice weather hits and you get settled to relax every peice of machinery known to man is used to distrube your peace Why don't you ever work" Oh sorry for relaxing and yes I have worked this is why I can do this now in my life and I have earned it without ever collecting from any gov't. agency Thank You Very Much!!!!!!!

The prices this place charges are really low (compared to some of the other places in downtown Toronto) but the rooms are not clean. The bathrooms are nice but just so so. The best thing about it is the location - at Augusta Ave and Grange Ave - a few minutes walk from Queen St W on the south and Chinatown on the east. So its easy to get to most of the places in downtown. But the hotel itself is an apartment building and the owner or manager rents out a few units as rooms for travelers to stay. There is what looks like a housing project next to this hotel. They provide free internet (but no wifi; you use an ethernet cable) in the rooms. There is a surcharge if you pay using Amex. So, use visa or mc to avoid that. Parking is about 3.50 bucks a night. Weekend rates tend to be higher than the weekday rates.