2/5 Markus F. 4 years ago on Google
Rooms
are
very
worn
down
and,
being
student
residences,
rather
than
hotel
rooms,
lack
conveniences
such
as
nightstands,
lamps,
and
outlets
near
the
beds.
The
beds
were
ok,
but
very
noisy
and
the
slightest
movement
would
prompt
a
comical
squeak.
Overall
noisy,
as
the
AC
units
from
the
apartment
above
were
very
loud.
Toilet
was
constantly
seeping
water,
leading
to
more
noise.
Further,
every
time
the
elevator
landed
on
the
floor,
the
chime
was
readily
heard
in
the
room.
Water
pressure
was
phenomenal,
but
it
could
not
be
adjusted
separately
from
the
temperature,
so
if
you
like
warm
showers
prepare
for
a
almost
painfully
high
water
flow.
Rooms
are
very
sparsely
furnished
(although
with
ample
storage
space)
with
no
decorations,
unless
you
count
a
stained
and
smelly
carpet.
The
location
is
great!
Easy
to
walk
both
to
train
station
and
all
around
downtown
Toronto.
Perfect
if
you
like
walking
and
aim
to
be
seeing
the
main
sights
in
the
downtown
area.
The
breakfast
is
served
on
reusable
plastic
plates
and
drinks
imbued
from
plastic
mugs
in
a
large
canteen.
The
breakfast
is
definitely
the
best
part
of
the
stay
-
definitely
not
stellar
but
has
a
good
enough
buffet
to
satisfy
even
a
picky
eater.
Nothing
was
of
great
quality,
except
for
a
very
generous
selection
of
fresh
fruit,
which
was
surprisingly
good!
Overall,
go
for
it
if
you
want
a
centrally
located
room
for
relatively
cheap
with
plenty
of
breakfast
to
fuel
you
on
your
adventures
in
downtown
Toronto,
but
stay
away
if
you
are
looking
for
anything
cozy,
romantic,
or
if
you
need
to
spend
lots
of
time
in
the
room.
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