Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel

1 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 1J4, Canada | 4 star hotel

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Bars of Toronto

A travel blog entry by jenk

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I had a wonderful time in Toronto. These pictures might lead you to believe that I spent all of my time in bars but I really did go to the conference and walk around the city. :-) How can you walk past a bar with a name like this and not go in, eh? We also found a great local pub full of drunken Irishmen and Brits. Talk about a great way to spend …

5th Annual Toronto Indo-Jazz Festival 2012

A travel blog entry by monsoon-music

... initiatives of Toronto power collective, Monsoon-Music.



With Humber college training in jazz under their belts, three Toronto-based artists, Jonathan and Andrew Kay and Justin Gray travelled to India to study Hindustani classical music. Living, performing, and studying in India over the past six years has directed the group towards a ...

Visiting Thomas and Dominique from Prague

A travel blog entry by compils

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It was on this ride that Mary decided to be born again as a Canadian and picked out her new house at 201 Russell Hill Road, on the way to Casa Loma Castle.


We made it to the castle four minutes after it closed for tours but we got to look at the grounds. We had also missed seeing the castle in Prague because it was closed for President Obama's visit in April, 2010. It seems we are not ...

Suitcase Issues & Toronto first impressions

A travel blog entry by rianneok

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I've been in Toronto for 8 days now, so it's time for an update.
This week has just flown by really.

It all started on the airport where my suitcase never showed up. I'm going to spare you the hassle of exactly telling you the whole story, all you need to know is that I landed on wednesday, my suitcase was found on friday (might have been earlier but I hadn't been able to call before) and I only received it back YESTERDAY (wednesday) because the delivery company (#DYNAMITE) ...

Back and ready for the next one...

A travel blog entry by patrick_viajero

... only thing keeping me going...

Throughout my days of travel, I did not even think of what it would be like to be back "home", and though I'm now at that realization, I still feel like I've checked out of Toronto. I'm already ready to take off once again, hopefully in September when the weather's still good in the Northern Hemisphere. Turkey has left such a positive impression on me that it may very well be the next one ...

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This 4 star hotel, located in the Downtown Toronto area of Toronto, is near CN Tower, The Rogers Centre, Rogers Centre, and National Ballet of Canada.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel

    Save your money ....... Stay at another Hotel.

    from DJT

    I have stayed here twice. Both time I was on the Second City Package. The first time was in Febuary 04 and I loved it. The second time I stayed thier was on August 31 for one night on he Second City Package. When I first got thier everything was fine. The Resturant was great. When we got up we realize that the pillows were feather. So we call House Keeping and they baught up more feather pillows. It 12 a.m. so we phone again they finnaly got it right. Its 12:30 when we finnaly got to sleep. My son realize after reading a CAA book that you get a free contnetal breakfest so we phone room service they could have been any ruder. Check-out was o.k. Check-in was very slow. The room wasnt that clean. I WILL NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN. They have horrible coustomer service. I got a 60 buxs meal at the Sheraton Centre caz the A/C wasnt the best. If you want the best hotel in Toronto stay at the HOLIDAY INN ON KING.

    Nice Hotel

    from anonymous

    Very Nice Hotel for staying downtown. Quick easy checkin, very quick and helpful bellmen. Rooms are very nice and comfortable. Hotel bar is very nice with great view of the playing field at Skydome. Don't get a room facing the RR tracks. Its a little noisy and the view is very unappealing. Overall a good experience and a nice hotel.

    Wonderful weekend

    from mamme

    This was a very nice hotel. Our room was wonderful overlooking centerfield with a big sliding window. The room was big. A king bed then up the stairs to a "parlor" with a pull out sofa and 2 arm chairs. Room service was okay. We stayed the weekend for 2 Red Sox games. Will diffenately go back.

    Wouldn't expect anything less

    from anonymous

    Decided to rent a room for the weekend and watch a baseball game with my girlfriend. It was a beautiful experience, I would recommend this to anyone even if they're not a baseball fan. I've watched a game from everywhere from behind the plate to the 500 level, and definitely the hotel was the best. You can open the top half of the glass window and overlook the whole stadium. And when a Blue Jay player hits a homerun fireworks explode in your face! We opened the couch bed right in front of the window and watched the whole game lying down.

    The room was clean, modern, no problems. Had 2 TV's one in front of the bed and one up the mini stairs in front of the couch of the upper level.

    Customer service was good. I forgot my car stereo faceplate at the front desk as I checked in. I received a call as soon as I stepped through the door of my hotel room that I left it there. Very Nice.

    Overall, great experience

    The Best

    from anonymous

    THe best hotel in the world. I got a room over looking the SkyDome (they were seting up for the AUTO SHOW). It was soo kool. The staff were excellent. Eat at the bristo for breakfest. YUM. The staff went out of there way to make my stay much better. Had everything you need.

    If you stay in toronto stay here. Woukd recomened it.

    Stay somewhere else

    from anonymous

    rooms were ok, but dated room service was rude and left dirty plates in hallway for days! front staff was oblivious no concierge stay elsewhere

    Save your money, stay somewhere else

    from anonymous

    This hotel is an interesting novelty if you're a baseball fan and the Blue Jays are playing while you are staying there.

    If not, then this is one of the poorest hotel values I've ever seen.

    Cinder-block hallways and dingy decor manage to offer the quality of an unrenovated Howard Johnson's for the price of a world class luxury property. Although the hotel staff are very nice and service is good, the property is very overpriced for what is offered. Do yourself a favor and stay elsewhere.

    Very Nice

    from wolfden

    I would have to say that this was the finest hotel we stayed at during our recent trip to Ontario. The rooms were quite large and the bed was very comfortable. We arrived to late to catch a whole ball game so we sat in the lounge and watched the 7th inning on. It was great. It costs alot more to have a room overlooking the field. Unless yu have a large family, it's much cheaper to purchase tickets and watch the game from the stands. The only bad part of our stay was the parking. It's very expensive and you have to be out by 1:00pm or you pay for another day.

    Of course they don't tell you that until you try leave the parkade. All in all it was a very nice hotel.

    Friendly service, good parking, great rooms, wonderful experience

    from anonymous

    I just returned from Toronto spending the weekend at the Skydome. Enjoyed everything about the hotel, but enjoyed the friendly service the most. Whatever we asked for, was provided. The stadium was an adventure also, and wish we would have been there for the game. An overall great experience. Thank you Skydome!

    Spring for the field view room

    from anonymous

    For those of you who are sports fans the Skydome is a blast. My family including a 12 year old and a 6 year old stayed in one of field view rooms and it was the best part of the stay in Toronto. Our first day in Toronto, the field was being changed from football to baseball and we were fascinated by the activity going on as we watched from our window. A couple of evenings later,we were at our window during batting practice and the players were tossing balls up through the hotel room windows(or at least trying to). When we got home that night after being a tourist in TO, the game was still going on in extra innings. We were all disappointed when the game finally ended.

    The rest of the hotel is just so-so, but the experience of the field view room was one of the highlights of our trip. How many other hotel windows do you spend significant time just staring out?

    TripAdvisor Reviews Renaissance Toronto Downtown Hotel

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent