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The room view is very good and the front desk service is also good. The food and view of the Japanese restaurant on the 28th floor are also very satisfactory. Go to Coca-Cola Coliseum to see the concert very close the Magician

The room itself was great, but the check-in process was incredibly complicated. They also charged a non-refundable deposit of $50. I wouldn't really recommend it if you're only staying for a night or two.

I arrived at this hotel from Vancouver, and my parents arrived from Japan one day before me. I booked a room for 3 people for 2 nights, but when my parents checked in, there was only one bed in the room. Although my parents don't speak English, they went to the front desk to explain that I would be joining them the next day and that they needed another bed. They were told that an extra bed would be added the next day. However, when we returned to the room at night on the following day, nothing had changed, and we were given the option to either have a bed added at that late hour or change rooms. We were tired and just wanted to take a shower right away, so we decided to switch rooms, but there was no apology whatsoever, which left a very poor impression. When we called to request toiletries, they took a long time to arrive, and we ended up having to go down to the front desk ourselves. When I explained the situation, I was told that it generally takes about 10 minutes. It would have saved us the extra trip if they had just mentioned that over the phone in the first place. I have no particular complaints about the cleanliness or the location, but considering the high price of the hotel, I felt that the service and overall experience did not match the cost.

Our room's window faced the City Hall square, while some rooms on the other side had a view of the CN Tower. However, the window glass was quite dirty. The bathroom in our room was very small, and the towels were old and stiff, with no bathrobes provided. On the positive side, the hotel's location is excellent, very close to the Eaton Centre, St. Lawrence Market, and the CN Tower isn't far either. The hotel offers an à la carte breakfast, where you can order one item from each category on the menu. The salmon croissant sandwich was the best among them, but eating it for several days in a row became tiresome. A complaint about the housekeeping: it was fine on the second day, but on the third day, they didn't even replace the bath mat or coffee/tea bags. I wonder if it's because we didn't leave a tip. Also, the hotel has two buildings. We stayed in room 69 on the 11th floor of the annex building, directly opposite the ice machine, which was a bit noisy at night when people came to get ice.