리빙 스위츠 토론토 - 퀸스 파크

Great view!

Was a great small apartment-like room with the BEST location fro walking around Toronto. Comfy bed and good view of the CN tower!

The purpose of my trip was to help a family member move, so it wasn't to do cool things. That being said, the Kensington Market area of Toronto is just wonderful and 335 College is just at the corner of College and Augusta, the gateway to Kensington Market. 335 is a mixed use building. The first two or three floors are like an air. B and B, and the upper floors are apartments. My room was small. I was alone, and it was just fine for one person, but could be tight for even a couple. I would not recommend this accommodation for a family. The room had a comfortable bed with great pillows. It had a pull out couch, but there was no room to pull it out. It was used as a chair. There was a fully operational kitchen. I would recommend bringing some staples, coffee, salt,sugar... so you don't have to invest your hard earned dollars in the basics. The bathroom had a great shower. My room had a balcony which would be grand in the summer, but a bit chilly in winter. Sam's convenience store is next door, and a grocery down the street. The building is well situated for public transit. The 206 streetcar stops on the corner of Augusta and College. It is actually a bus. The 210 streetcar is close by, and the tube is close, too. There is a Budget rental nearby, and parking is rather pricey and at a premium. There are pubs and coffee shops across the street. Down Augusta, there is a United Natiinsof restaurant, coffee houses, bars,...

Nice staff. Layout is nice with an upstairs. No privacy though with open floor plan throughout. Not ideal for two families or two couples hoping for private time. We have young kids, so we did not mind. However, if you have babies- the steep stairs to second bedroom would be huge hazard. Walls half painted different colors- disappointing as this was a family vacation. China Town very close. Market nearby very convenient. No parking except a ramp nearby for 17.00 per day. Bathroom needs a counter or shelving- very difficult to keep toothbrushes etc from falling onto floor from sink. No problem with wi fi ( we called ahead for code). Check out at 10 am was hard to accomplish with the family!! Needs to change to 11am!! Nice having the rooftop area- decent view. If you cannot afford to spend more on a place- this will do. The neighborhood can be difficult in early mornings with homeless persons solicitations. Just go in pairs instead of alone.

Living suits in located in an old building that was converted into tiny apartments. In fact, the place was not small, but a hole in the wall. We were promised beds for 3, instead we got a double bed with a very soft sofa that was small for me and my wife. My daughter had to sleep on a folding chair that had the first half higher than the second half that was much lower. Entrance door had a busted alarm that was making a horrible continuous noise. Place was not very clean or comfortable. Pictures were deceiving. We canceled our second night and for only 25$ more we rented a 3 bedroom townhouse on Queens street that had comfortable beds and nice amenities. If we take time, internet has many places in Toronto that offer excellent quality at a good price. Living suits is not one of them.