My wife and I stayed at the Hilton Toronto Nov 29th & 30th. We found the location was excellent. We were within walking distance to everything (in the downtown). Also, the Hilton is on the P.A.T.H. underground walkway (which means that you can walk underground throughout most of downtown Toronto). The P.A.T.H. was very handy due to all the rain this past weekend (which allowed us to walk around town without getting wet). I also liked the fact that on the Saturday night, the hotel was monitoring the elevators so that only registered guests could get to the rooms (we saw several people who where is groups of 4 that only registered 2 people per room).

I found the rooms were clean, but a bit dark. We did order room service the one night, and the food was above average. I would definately stay here again.

I used PriceLine to bid for my room: $110CDN/Night - on the weekend. The hotel met my expectations of a 4-Star in downtown Toronto. The parking was expectedly high, not that you can do anything about it in that area. The front lobby was modern, but not warm and inviting as some other hotels. Rooms within this hotel are under renovations, and newer rooms show very well. The city-view is better then the CN Tower view, which is obstructed by other buildings. With five working elevators, the wait is never long no matter what floor you’re on. The walls were surprisingly thin for a quality hotel, especially towards hallway noise. Everything was expected and satisfactory except for basic amenities required. I was charged high fees for internet use, local phone calls, and $8 for borrowing a bowl from the hotel to eat dinner in my room. It is worth it to call ahead and ask for a room on the top floors, as the view is quite nice! We stayed on the 22nd floor.

Stayed here two nights as part of a conference. The hotel itself is, as one would expect of a Hilton, very nice, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was quite large with a comfy bed. However, the bathroom was desperately in need of renovation: the paint was peeling off the walls and ceiling, the chrome had worn off the leaking faucet, and years of leaking plumbing had eroded and discoloured the tiling. It was clean, but quite unexpectedly run down for a hotel at this price point. The room also faced construction (as of Nov 08) and was noisy, even on the 17th floor, as of 6:00am.

RECOMMENDED: Centrally located with convenient transport links and airport bus stops 1 block away. Easy walk to downtown or restaurants of Queen West. High rise property built in 1982 is undergoing a partial renovation. Lobby area very nice. Check-in fast, friendly and professional. Odd number rooms face the back and many have views of the CN tower. I asked for a renovated room which are on the lower floors for the moment of this 32 floor building.

Large rooms newly appointed. Comfortable bedding and work area. Large LCD television. Good lighting throughout. A minor maintenance request was acted up immediately. Bathrooms are not totally new (tub and shower tile not replaced), but vanity, flooring and lighting renewed tastefully. Good coffee/tea facilities. Only minor downside - telephone handsets in room quite old and sound quality was not good. Gym area is quite functional and reasonable in size. In/out door pool, heated.

Overall this is a choice hotel for your stay in Toronto/