Comfort Inn

Do not stay here.
When you walk in, you will probably be impressed with the modern lobby. Security seems good for such a sketchy area, and the tiny rooms are acceptably clean. And hey, there’s breakfast included too!
What you will not learn until the wee hours is that the security that keeps the riffraff out also keeps the riffraff in. This place is overflow from the Inglewood (and others). Once the security doors close on your floor, front desk cannot hear what is going on. But you will be able to. Paper thin walls will keep you up until the crack of dawn. Also, don’t even bother calling the front desk. Usually it’s a solitary staff member, completely unequipped to handle the ruckus/​parties/​etc. Call the police instead, because the staff won’t do a thing.
Worst stay ever.

Always enjoy staying at this hotel but seems to always have a handicap room. The room had no working heat for the first 8 hours after check-​in and the tub was not level so it never drained. The front desk did apologize and bring more blankets and a space heater.

Average amenities and inept service.
Booking a 2 night stay here was easy. The rates are typical for the area of the city and check in was pleasant. Unfortunately the deadbolt in our room didn’t work. We asked to switch and were accommodated but the new room was a significant step down. From one king bed with a living area and a new walk in shower to two Queen beds and a cramped bathroom.
The door locked properly although the conjoining room door did not. This feels like a pretty fundamental thing to fix. The tub didn’t drain properly and a shower experience doubled as an ankle bath.
Continental breakfast was typical — eggs, toast, cereal, yogurt, waffles with juice and coffee.
On day two we returned to our room to find it hadn’t been cleaned yet. No big deal: a trip to the front desk assured us they would do it shortly. Still — after returning several hours later nothing had changed. The front desk staff brought us clean towels and apologized profusely.
I wouldn’t stay here again. There are many similarly priced hotels which offer a better experience.

Booked the Comfort inn for labour day weekend so the prices were fairly high across the city. The room was quite nice which was a bit unexpected. An old building it seems to have been updated in recent years. Everything was clean and modern. There was a fridge and microwave in the room and a small kitchenette with a sink as well as a table and two chairs. Beds and pillows were comfortable. The breakfast was what you would expect from a continental breakfast. There were eggs and sausages as well as pancakes which was nice. I would definitively return if in the area again.

Stayed for 4 days with the family. No pool. Wifi was free. Breakfast is adequate and incl waffles, but the seating area is too small. Rooms are very compact — 1 foot btwn beds and dresser. But clean. Fitness area has only one elliptical and one treadmill — ok I guess. Overall adequate but nothing special.

Not a bad remodeled hotel.
My girlfriend found some online deal for this place, so we went there.
The rooms were pretty standard, the location was ok, right downtown, but too close to homeless people strolling by throughout the day and night.
The backyard is off limits, it is full of garbage.

Staff is amazing, rooms are compact, no pool. Ice on lower floor only but steps from Tim Hortons and fabulous park around the corner. Streetcar can be caught just up block but subway station is four locks away. Convenience store across street is well stocked but pricey. Ideal location for downtown stay but the budget minded. If you go, do NOT miss the Loblaws in Maple Leaf Gardens. Take out section is amazing!

This is a recently opened hotel. Judging by the layout of the building and its location in the city, I think it may have once been a residence.
Don’t let that scare you. The place has been renovated top to bottom. Brand. New Everything.
Very Decent Rates and Rooms mean it’s good choice right now. I’d definitely go back.
FWIW, I conducted a thorough bedbug check and didn’t see anything suspect.