Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre, An Ihg Hotel, Toronto

The Holiday Inn Downtown Toronto is a great convenient location to explore the area, although the rooms are tiny and overpriced. The hotel excels in service, with standout team members providing excellent assistance. The central location is ideal for exploring downtown but could be challenging due to the presence of homeless individuals. The dining options are limited, and the value for money may not be the best.

The hotel's location is unbeatable, just a stone's throw from subway and bus stops, surrounded by plenty of eateries. The service was top-notch with helpful staff making sure we had a great stay. Although the rooms could use an update and the Wi-Fi was unreliable, the overall experience was enjoyable.

The hotel has some positives like clean, nicely decorated rooms with comfortable beds, but the rooms are very small with no real sitting area. Service was friendly and professional, especially at breakfast and in the bar. The location is convenient with easy access to public transportation, but parking can be confusing. The dining experience varies from terrible with long queues to very delicious and well-prepared. Overall, a mixed experience with both good and not so good aspects.

The hotel offered clean and comfortable rooms, but don't expect a modern facility. The service was fantastic and exceeded my expectations.

My stay at the hotel was a bit mixed. While the location was fantastic, with easy access to restaurants and the metro, the noise at night due to the room's proximity to the road was a major downside. The service was a bit hit or miss, with some staff being extremely helpful while others were rude. The dining experience was average, with limited menu options, but the price was reasonable. However, the small room size and noise level affected my overall comfort during my stay.

The hotel provided a very clean and nice room, but the rate was quite high for the small size we got. The service was top-notch, especially the Filipino staff member, although checking in and getting information was a bit slow and abrupt. The location was convenient for our work assignment in Toronto, within walking distance of many services, although it seemed to attract some homeless individuals. The dining experience was impressive with great service, but a bit pricey. Overall, a somewhat mixed experience but with notable positives.

The hotel offers nice rooms that could use some upgrades for the cost but are generally pleasant. The service is friendly, although there was an issue with canceling a transaction. The location is excellent, with plenty of food options nearby, but the dining experience could be improved. The facilities are good overall.

The hotel had smaller rooms than we expected, which was a downside for our group of 4. However, having a coffee-maker that could make both coffee and tea in the room was a nice touch. Overall, it didn't feel as 'Executive' due to the room size.

I couldn't ask for a better location at the Holiday Inn - so close to everything I needed but the rooms felt a bit snug to me. Yet, the beds were clean and comfy, and the staff really made my stay fantastic. However, the heat in the room was a bit too much at times. The service was top-notch, and I appreciated the staff coming back later for any requests. The location couldn't be beat, with easy access to public transportation and close to great shopping spots. The dining experience had its ups and downs, the chaos during breakfast time on weekends was a bit much, but the steaks were delicious.

The hotel had a cramped room facing the street that barely fit three people's belongings and was over-priced. Despite the limited space, the service was friendly and helpful. The location was convenient with various attractions nearby, but dining options were inadequate and not good value for money.