Toronto, Canada
89 Chestnut St
N/A
+1 4169770707
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible lift
It's a student's hotel and the rooms are poorly maintained. The conditioner air make high noise.
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A very beautiful and clean place
Stayed here in mid May for medical testing. The rooms are what one would expect from a student residence. Could it be a bit cleaner? Yes, it can, but it's much cleaner than Neill Wycik. Neill is much cheaper, but you share accommodations with others. People who are complaining can go stay at the Royal York for 100 dollars more a night. Amazes me how some think that cheaper lodging should still be 5 star quality. My room was clean and they were happy to accommodate my very specific disability. The central location is good. I've lived in Toronto before, and actually stayed at the Chestnut when it was a Ramada (way back in the day), so it was interesting to see the transition from hotel to residence. Decent spot if you need a no frills place to sleep in the heart of the city. Will be staying there again in mid June, so it gives me a chance to check out their consistency.
Great location, however rooms are rather dated and furniture is quite old.
Rooms are very worn down and, being student residences, rather than hotel rooms, lack conveniences such as nightstands, lamps, and outlets near the beds. The beds were ok, but very noisy and the slightest movement would prompt a comical squeak. Overall noisy, as the AC units from the apartment above were very loud. Toilet was constantly seeping water, leading to more noise. Further, every time the elevator landed on the floor, the chime was readily heard in the room. Water pressure was phenomenal, but it could not be adjusted separately from the temperature, so if you like warm showers prepare for a almost painfully high water flow. Rooms are very sparsely furnished (although with ample storage space) with no decorations, unless you count a stained and smelly carpet. The location is great! Easy to walk both to train station and all around downtown Toronto. Perfect if you like walking and aim to be seeing the main sights in the downtown area. The breakfast is served on reusable plastic plates and drinks imbued from plastic mugs in a large canteen. The breakfast is definitely the best part of the stay - definitely not stellar but has a good enough buffet to satisfy even a picky eater. Nothing was of great quality, except for a very generous selection of fresh fruit, which was surprisingly good! Overall, go for it if you want a centrally located room for relatively cheap with plenty of breakfast to fuel you on your adventures in downtown Toronto, but stay away if you are looking for anything cozy, romantic, or if you need to spend lots of time in the room.
very organized residence
I have stayed at this place for 2 months for the past 2 years during summers. Great location. Amazing service.
The room had trash on the floor and no bedsheets when I arrived. They put me and my mom in a room next to where they are doing construction. There was pubic hair in the washroom. The wall paper is peeling off the walls. And there is mold in the washroom. I do not suggest anyone to stay here.
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