I stayed at Les Amis for two nights - one night at each end of a trip to Toronto where I had to go the US in between. I absolutely loved my stay at this B&B and can't wait to go back someday! The location is outstanding - easy walking distance to most sights, and also to the subway, the stop for the airport express bus, and the Toronto coach station. As others have said, even though it's really central (just off Yonge Street), it's also lovely and quiet.
Rooms are not generously sized but have everything you need, and the house is beautiful and has lots of character - if you don't want an identikit anonymous hotel bedroom, this is the place for you. What's really great also is the communal breakfast, at which you get to eat lots of delicious food, meet other guests, and chat to the host Paul-Antoine about things to do in Toronto and many other interesting topics besides. This is a friendly, relaxed place to stay, and I highly recommend it. Oh and it's good value too!

I've stayed twice in the B&B and it's been each time an amazing experience. Very friendly host, interesting and friendly breakfasts with the other guests, very good location and very nice building. Well, I strongly recommend this B&B to anyone planning a trip to Toronto!!
WiFi access in the building. Quiet street.

I came to Toronto for a medical appointment at Mount Sinai Hospital. All I was looking for was somewhere comfortable, clean, safe and inexpensive to lay my head for the night. Do you think I could find this nearby the hospital for less than $200 a night? NO! Then I found Les Amis B & B. Thank goodness! It was a pleasant walk to Mt. Sinai and right by a major subway line. It was easy to take the Express bus and Subway within a block of the B&B from the airport! This B&B is less than minute walk to the corner of College and Younge Street and lots of great restaurants. I had a great sleep, it was so quiet, despite it's awesome location. The vegetarian breakfast is to die for, so yummy! I would recommend this B&B to anyone!

Les Amis is an experience not to be missed. It is a tiny gem on the eastern fringe of downtown Toronto. We like to stay in the nomad room frnished in warm oranges, browns and yellows with a little well-appointed bathroom ensuite. The skylight gives this room a special touch. There are gorgeous photographs of buildings and scenes of Morocco taken by our host Paul-Antoine, an accomplished photographer. And as for the vegetarian breakfasts.....the waffles with home made fruit compote or seasonal berries, the asparagus crepes, the runny omelettes are to die for and there is always yogurt, granola and all kinds of breads. One of Michelle's breakfasts will set you up for the whole day. We recommend Les Amis.