I came here with an initial booking for 5 days, while looking for a place near the University to stay, ended up staying 16 months at this place. Victoria's Mansion has everything, all amenities and exceptional cleaning services provided regularly, and it is located close to all the good restaurants in Downtown. They are quick to respond in case any service is disrupted and Kathy can get it fixed with just a call. Thank you for a cozy stay to the entire Victoria's Mansion Management and staff. -Isherpreet
Not luxurious by any means but it's clean and staff was very helpful and friendly.It could use some updating (i had a twin basement room so not sure what other rooms are like) but the location is great and price unbeatable
This is a wonderful place in Downtown Toronto. The 1st thing you notice is the clean smell, from the owner Kathy, to Natalia at the front desk who checked me to the housekeeping staff, they are all very friendly, the place is clean and well kept up, there is not staff there 24 hours a day but you are given passcodes and keys for entry, each room has a private bath what I like the most is it is reasonably priced and the lower level allows pets (I travel with my Golden Retriever, there is also parking behind the building which is great as Toronto is very difficult to find parking. I definitely plan to keep coming here 2-3 times a year
The guest house is very well located and is great for a business stay. Wi fi is good and the location works well. The rooms are somewhat tired and the staff are okay and efficient albeit not particularly warming. For the location and price I would return. Could be somewhat noisy too but again is still great value
My single room was small and on the lower ground floor with only a small window but it was clean and comfortable and fantastic value when compared to other hotels I looked at in Toronto. It had a small fridge, kettle, coffeemaker and even a microwave. Also something I always look out for, good quality crystal wine and water glasses. It was on a lovely, quiet residential street just 30 minutes walk to central downtown, about 40 minutes to Union Station. The bathroom was a bit awkward with the toilet in front of the shower but the shower was hot and wet and the welcome was friendly and efficient. There was a good selection of TV channels, including plenty of sports channels and very good, fast WiFi. Getting There: I took the UP Express Train from the airport to Union Station. It leaves every 15min and takes about 25 mins stopping just at Weston and Bloor on the way. Buy your ticket from ticket machines beside the platform (CA$12.35). Machines take CA$ or US$ cash and most credit cards. The ticket is valid for an hour and doesn’t need to be validated, the conductor checks it during the journey. The train is modern and smooth. The route is mainly through shabby industrial areas so not much of a view until you get to Union Station with the Toronto Blue Jays baseball stadium and then the CN tower looming above you. I walked from Union Station to the guest house along Yonge Street, a main road north with good crossings. It was about a 40 minute walk with a backpack. There is a very good Tourist Information Office in Union Station which can provide free maps and advice. Nearby: There is Wine Rack wine store a couple of blocks away on the corner of Wellesley St and Church St. Collage Park, on the corner of Yonge and College Street has a Supermarket, large Liquor Store and a good Asian food court but there are plenty of other restaurants nearby. The area around the guest house has a very interesting history which you can read in the information provided in your room.…
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