Toronto Hostels

Fairly clean room There is no air conditioning and the room was the size of a walk in closet. 2 twin beds BARELY fit, there was no closet, and the shelves that were there barely held any of my things, forcing me to leave them on the dirty floor. No where near worth the $

Nothing. Location was not what I would consider 'Downtown', but apparently it is. Pictures look much better than reality. Room and bathroom were not clean. VERY budget accommodation but at a non-budget price.

We booked 3 nights with them. When we reached the hotel it said "call no.xxxxxxx to get in". We called and called and called and no one answered. Finally we had to go back and find another place.

Absolutely nothing Everything. No staff. We luckily managed to check in but there was a bunch of brazilians who turned up at half 7 (half an hour before check in time) who couldn't get in. The whole place is a joke. If you want to drop your stuff off and get the hell out of there then you're fine. Otherwise you're screwed

Good location: Queen Street West on the street car line, clean facilities, good price, free parking, felt safe. AC was broken (in the part of the hotel where we stayed), way too hot, could not sleep, no windows in our room, their "free wifi" did not work except at the entrance to the hotel. Check in/check out process was confusing.

Room was clean, environment was not bad, had basic necessities One of 13 people to wait for hours due to nonexistent managementOwner is incompetent - overbooking clients; forcing clients to wait for hours before he found accommodation for each of us; no apology for his royal screwup, instead opting to insult us

Close to UofT and Chinatown I had to call the police on another guest. Staff did nothing.

It was alright for what you pay for it. I didn't like how unorganized it was but it wasn't too bad.