We stayed here on January 6, 2012 prior to an early morning flight.
Check in was very easy and quick and the staff was very friendly. The room was very comfortable with a nice big flat screen tv. The beds and pillows were extremely comfortable. Being so close to the airport we thought there would be a lot of noise but it wasn't bad at all and we slept well until our early wake up call. We ate dinner in the hotel restaurant and it was one of the best meals we have had in a hotel, very good! We made use of the shuttle to and from the airport and it was on time both ways.
Overall, it was a very good experience and we will definitely stay at this hotel again.

Stayed here for 1 week in January on business. Close to airport and highway 401. Room was clean, shower water was hot and beds were comfortable. I ate at the attached restaurant - Olio - every night for dinner and the food was excellent although a little pricey (e.g. $18 for chicken Caesar salad). Service was friendly. Internet is available in the room at a cost but is free at the business centre in the lobby. The hotel also has a nice gym facility and indoor pool.
Parking is an extra $15/day at this hotel.
Only drawbacks were: no free continental breakfast, charge for parking (but standard for Toronto) and no fridge in the room.
Overall a great stay. I would recommend this hotel for business or if needing a place to stay near airport. Not recommended for sightseeing in Toronto as it is too far from downtown.

I stayed at this hotel for one night when I got stuck at YYZ airport because of the delayed flight. The room wasn't very spacious, however it looked very clean. Beds were very comfortable which was a huge advantage after spending so much time on the way to Canada. Staff was quite friendly and understanding, they let me make a phone call using their phone at the reception desk. Prices at the hotel's restaurant were quite high though. Overally it was a good experience.

Having just returned from an 8 night stay at this property, i was quite underwhelmed especially as an SPG Platinum guest.

Since the hotel was converted 2 years ago from a Renaissance to a Sheraton, the common areas have received a great facelift and are very nice by Sheraton standard.

The room is OK with a new carpet and updated furniture but the bathrooms are terrible having received no more than a coat of paint AT BEST. There is rust through the grout lines in the shower, layers of paint on an old door, archaic faucets and counter space, hair stuck to the ceiling etc...

I had a big issue with no in room WIFI in 2012, no in room safe and no minibar/fridge. Regardless of whether or not the hotel is privately owned and only operating as a Sheraton, should there not be some sort of "standard" that all hotels under the banner must follow? I felt that I was terribly inconvenienced by the above.

There is a pool at the hotel with enough of a chlorine smell to not go inside. My associate took the risk and had to wash his eyes after getting out with the emergency wash to alleviate the burning and dryness.

Bottom line, the hotel is acceptable, but don't expect anything special near the airport. The company that owns this property also owns the Westin Bristol Place across the street, with the same lobby rebranding they did at this Sheraton but there from the previous Wyndham. Same old rooms, same story, different address.