Days Hotel and Conference Centre Toronto

my trip

The people at the counter were nice and the room was clean and larger than i expected. I had a great view of the CN tower out of my window and everything was in walking distance. The only downside was that the room stayed incredibly hot throughout the entire week. I had the window wide open and it was snowing outside and still hot enough to make me sweat.

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Great location. Small rooms with outdated furniture - you get what you pay for.

If you like to shop, this is the place; close to the subway and Young Street. Oh, the nightlife is good too.

Average quality for Days Inn

No complaint except some lack of cleanness for bed cover. Front staffs are good, location is perfect.

fair hotel with great location

the hotel is just basic. for the amount that you are paying it’s fair. Internet is a little bit unstable when u use from the room. great location though.. located in the downtown central, with the subway and tcc stops just outside the hotel

Great value, clean room, good location.

Great value, clean room, good location. This hotel and location makes visiting Toronto affordable.

jaipy

The location was good and room was not small but unsunny and darkish... Some receptionists were unfriendly. When I asked him to change for a $20 bill to use baggage lockers in the hotel, he said first "You have a lot of money". I couldn’t believe it... What Was Wrong!! And I couldn’t have access to the Internet in the room, especially at night because of Internet connection speed. I went to ask about this issue at the front desk, but he repeated "I didn’t know about computer"... couldn’t anything. I thought this hotel was far from cheap, so I expected more efficient service.

Not 5 star but ok hotel

Hotel was very simple - yes the rooms were clean but the bathrooms were not a 5 star at all. Everything in hotel was very simple but you can tell by the pictures on the website. The hotel staff were very friendly. I would stay here again, close to everything for the price paid.

Traveler's tip on shopping

Not a far walk at all to the Eaton Center, other shopping only a 25-35min walk away.

great location

it was nice and friendly,a bit of wear and tear in hallways.thay forgot to clean the room one day,i slept in .had to call dest 2x to get fresh towels.

Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks

great price for the location

Great location, very good value

Only negative was the slowness of the internet connection but balanced by the great cheap coffee shop at the bottom of the building

Convenient

The Days Hotel is convenient to basically everything in downtown Toronto. The parking garage underneath the building is safe and accessible. Our room left a little to be desired, but considering the money we saved opting for the Days Hotel, was easy to overlook. One drawback was that our room seemed to be available as a suite with one entry for two rooms that was lockable to the outside. Our "suitemates" decided to lock us out inadvertently. The TV was small and seemed like it might fall off it’s stand at any minute. Not that the TV was an important part of our vacation by any means. All in all, the room served its purpose. We had a place to sleep and shower and hold our belongings.

Traveler's tip on local attractions

The subway stop right out front is super convenient. Buying the day pass for two people for only $9 was a steal.

Not Worth

Very old hotel, Ugly, needs lots of renovation. The only good thing is the location. Mi Wife couldn’t sleep because she though she will see mice. It did not happen but won’t be surprise to find one.

Jazz Weekend

We found this Hotel to be a good value and decided to stay here during our jazz weekend. The Hotel is located in downtown Toronto and is near Subway entances. Our romm was clean and comfortable. We did take advantage of the hotel pool before going out for the evening. It was clean and well maintained. We did use the restaurant in the morning and had a very nice breakfast buffet before heading out for the day. This is a well located and reasonably priced place to stay while in Toronto.

Traveler's tip on nightlife

If you want to hear some great Jazz while in town, look up listing for The Pilot(Saturday afternoons) The Old Mill Inn (evenening performances), The Rex Hotel (Jazz every evening) and there is a nice piano bar at the Pantages Hotel that does feature players from time to time. The Dominion on Queen also has some sme good jazz offerings.

Great budget hotel!

Great location and seemed to have been recently remodeled! Many restaurants/shops along Yonge which is close by.

Excited to go Back

This is an excellent hotel to stay at when visiting Toronto. Located in the heart of Toronto near some great Pubs and Bars. Easy acess to the Subway and Light rail made exploring Toronto very easy. The hotel staff was very nice and knowledgable about points of intrest and how to get to them. I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel.

The Subway and Light rail make getting around Toronto very easy. I recomend getting the Day Pass for fast and easy all day acess to both.

Cheap, clean and convenient

This hotel is conveniently located downtown with easy access to the subway. It’s not especially plush and the towels are dreadful, but it was kept tidy. Given how inexpensive it was, I was very satisfied.

functional space

We were looking for a basic, conveniently located hotel with parking and free wifi to stay in while attending a weekend festival. It met most of our needs. The staff was courteous and responsive and we were able to park easily in the underground garage. Only drawback was that the free wifi signal did not work in our first room (20th floor) nor in the room we moved to (2nd floor) with hopes of improving the signal. Wifi worked fine in the lobby.

Traveler's tip for business travelers

Free wifi did not work in the rooms on the 20th or 2nd floors we tried but was fine in then lobby; no business center but copy shop across the street and reception was kind enough to print out my document for free (off a USB drive).

Next year ,planning to go again

great location

Easy access to city

An affordable clean hotel for a quick trip to Toronto. Within walking distance of most attractions.

very convenient location

surrounded by good restaurant and shops. transportation is so close!! loved it!!

Traveler's tip on getting the most out of your stay

use day pass for transportation. walk around--such a lovely city!

Great location and rates.

This hotel is in a great location in downtown Toronto, close to everything. The college station subway stop is less than a block away which is nice. Clean lobby, clean rooms, fast elevators. Only problem was slow wifi, but it was free which was great. I’d definitely stay there again.

Not bad, but the room was small. Request a view of Carlton.

This is maybe the 7th time in 10 years we have stayed at the Days Hotel on Carlton for Pride Toronto/New Years Eve. The location is great. However, the hotel is showing its age. It has not been updated in a decade, and our room was small and dark on this trip. We should have requested a view of Carlton St., as our rooms on previous trips were larger and brighter. Also, the refrigerator and AC barely worked (to my taste--I like cold AC) and the bathroom had no ventilation fan, so when you take a shower, everything stays wet and steamy. That is really my biggest complaint. I don’t enjoy a damp hotel room. But they do keep it clean, considering how busy it was that week. One other thing: the elevators do not go down between floors. If you have friends staying on another floor, you need to take the stairs, or go all the way down to the lobby, and then up again. I get why they do that, I guess, but it’s inconvenient. Rant over.

Traveler's tip on local attractions

This location really is prime for Pride. Just a few steps from the parade route and an easy walk to the village. Try the Hair of the Dog restaurant for a fun, festive, but not-stuffy dining experience.

Pretty good value at a budget price

Extremely friendly, competent staff. Can’t beat the convenient downtown location. Only beef was unavailability of Internet in rooms - had to try 3 before finding one with an adequate wireless signal.

Overnight Stay - Disappointed

If you are traveling by car, do not expect a driveway to pull up in or anywhere to park your car while you try to unload your luggage. There is none, so I had too park in the bus loading and unloading area in order to unload my car, check in and to find out where to park my car. The overnight parking rate wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. As we checked in I saw a sign about "Formal room rules" and i should have asked a few more questions at that time, but I was rushed because i didn’t want to get a ticket for parking in a bus zone. The room was totally disappointing, barely big enough to fit the double queen beds, just enough room to walk by, the mini fridge was at least 40 yrs old, but clean, the bathroom was mostly clean, but my mom still refused to shower in the tub, and refused to take her shoes off because the carpet was gross. The room we could deal with, personally, i still think it was pricey for an overnight stay, but what really made it horrible were the prom kids partying on the patio, drinking, slamming doors, yelling, etc. i had ear plugs in and i could still hear it, but since i was so tired, i just fell back asleep. I thought my mom was asleep most of the night as well, since i could hear snoring, but apparently i was wrong on that point, and she wasn’t happy the next day. Needless to say, I won’t be staying here again.

Traveler's tip

If there’s a sign about prom/formal room rules, always ask to be put on a different floor than from where ever they may be staying.

Convenient and Comfortable

This hotel was extemely convenient, we walked everywhere most of the time. (Although,the train station is one block away). It is near downtown Yonge, the very busy shopping district. The room was small, but for the price it was fine. Hotel staff was helpful and courteous. Major complaint is that there is no internet service in the room. We had to go downstairs and get an access code to connect.

Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks

Walking to the different neighborhoods not only saves money, but also gives you a first-hand look at the neighborhoods that you might not see otherwise.