I stayed 10 nights at the residence inn. You have complimentary breakfast and wireless internet, a very large suite with fully equipped kitchen, and you're downtown in a quiet area. The best choice in toronto for long staying.

My husband and I stayed at the Residence Inn for a week while we did the tourist thing around Toronto. The room was very nice, though the carpet was a bit dingy. We loved that it had a kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator and ice-maker, coffee maker, microwave and two-burner stove, as well as plates, glasses, cutlery and pots and pans. We didn't cook for ourselves, but it was nice to know that we could if we wanted! Bathroom was nice; everything seemed new. We had a great view of the CN Tower. Bed was nice and firm; we slept very well. TV was one of those widescreen TVs that automatically switches back to widescreen format every time you turn it on, which was annoying. Our room had a door to the adjacent room, and there were kids staying in there and we could hear them shrieking while they played, but otherwise it was very quiet. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Elevators got a little too busy in the early evenings, and breakfast was a bit of a zoo, but the food was pretty good. No room service, but the phones had local takeaway places on speed-dial, and they provided a magazine listing nearby restaurants and their menus, so we didn't go hungry. The location was perfect, centrally located to everything we wanted to do, and just a block away from Second City. They had fruit-infused ice water in the lobby every day, which was very refreshing after a hot day walking around the city.

pro's Big rooms, clean, friendly staff.
con's 30CA$ for parking, no room service, no restaurant.

Just back from an great seven night stay in the Residence Inn. We picked this hotel for it's location to the CN Tower and other attractions and also because of it's excellent previous reviews and we were not disappointed.

We were greeted after a very long day of travel by Bryan, a very friendly staff member on the front desk, who gave us lots of tips on where to eat out visit etc and a room with an excellent view.

The room itself was a very good size and well laid out with all you could need, one downside for us was the bed was a bit on the firm side but not a major issue. The free wifi access was invaluable in assisting us in planning some of our trips.

Both breakfast and the lifts (we were on 20th floor) do get busy after about 8.30, but the staff are very quick to assist you and it's fine to take breakfast back to your room if you prefer.

This was our first trip to Canada and would definitely recommend visiting Toronto and staying at the Residence Inn.