Former apartment or condo turned into a hotel. Super nice people at reception when I checked in…read more The hotel room was an old one bedroom apartment with a balcony - but with no furniture to sit on! Room was well cleaned. Nice to have a kitchen. Nice living room with LCD tv flat mounted on wall. Got a good price for a Sunday evening. Walkable to the downtown Port Credit area with lots of dining options.

Love the location and the view of Port Credit is amazing. It is very convenient to eating places…read morethough there is no longer a restaurant at the hotel. The bed was comfortable and there is lots of space in the room but no drawers in the bed room. There is a safe for you to keep important items. I had very little dishes in my room but do not cook ( but there is a full kitchen) so it was not an issue for me. The staff was helpful. There is a washer/dryer combo which is a nice touch. My biggest complaint is no furniture on the balcony. You have this fabulous view and you have to stand the entire time to enjoy it. Also the music across the street can be heard inside the room. I enjoyed being able to have a drink in my room and hear a live band but others may have issue with it. They do stop playing at 10. Overall it's a great place to enjoy the view and walk around Port Credit. The Go train to Toronto is close also. I will be back for sure.

Great value and super comfy beds with soft, cloud like pillows. But sweet baby Jesus, what's that…read moresmell in the 3rd floor hallway. Eh, just a minor inconvenience but still annoying. Anyway, I would totally stay her again because of good value and friendly staff.

Overall good experience for 1 night stay (visiting Canada) from cleanliness and rooms were decent…read morefor a small stay. Kitchen staff was good and pleasant. JFYI you need to have a token from reception for breakfast and can't take breakfast to room. If i visit to Canada again and need to stay near Oakville then would stay again.

I am just returned from a three night stay at Holiday Inn Oakville (Ontario, Canada) for a…read morecombination of a little work and vacation. While my time in that area was most enjoyable and even at times, spectacular, in truth this accommodation was the least memorable part of the trip, and perhaps that is a good thing. The facility is right off the Queen Elizabeth Way, making it convenient and potentially, noisy. Luckily, I had a room with inside balcony, making for a quiet time. I overlooked the indoor pool which was not overly utilized, so it worked well for me. Beds were comfy, bathroom renovated, and room maintenance minimal by the staff. I had a ton of privacy. Only knock was the slow shower drain, which necessitated quick showers to avoid overflow. No biggie, but obvious that no one checks these things on a regular basis. The location was minutes from downtown Oakville, which turned out to be a blessing. My first time there, I was impressed by how well the town was planned out. Beautiful main streets, lovely nearby neighborhoods that I could see myself living in. Restaurants galore, with every ethnicity represented. My favorite meal was only 6 minutes from the front door. Made reservations through Trivago and Booking.com. Easy peasy, and priced very competitively. I would definitely stay there again if I had reason to return to Oakville, 50 km west of downtown Toronto.

This is a decent hotel option near the GO station in Oakville. I have used this hotel a couple of…read moretimes when hotel prices in central Toronto have spiked, as they occasionally do during peak times. This hotel is much more moderate in cost and the proximity to the GO Train allows easy access to downtown. Also, as an IHG Spire member, I am predisposed to seek out properties in this hotel family. Arriving at Pearson, I took a taxi from there to the hotel. The cost was $58 CAD flat rate plus tip. On my last stay, I had a room on the 6th floor. This worked well for me and afforded a nice view of the area. My room was clean and spacious with a pleasant decor. The bathroom was functional with an adequate amount of space. The TV offered a decent array of programming. The work area was good size and the WiFi functioned without any major issues. The bed was comfortable and the environs were quiet allowing me to get good sleep. There was a restaurant in the hotel offering an option for breakfast. I took advantage of this one morning and it was so-so. However, there were also two or three places within walking distance of the hotel. We went to Whole Foods one morning and Sunset Grill on another. The room rates were not bad for the quality of the stay and the location. The average daily rate was about $146 CAD. My total bill was just over $501 CAD for three nights with all taxes included. This was a pretty good deal. As such, I would not hesitate to recommend this place if you need a hotel in Oakville for business in Oakville or Mississauga or if you need an alternative to a downtown hotel.

This review is for the Driftwood restaurant that's located in the lobby of the hotel…read more One of the best surf and turf meals I've had in a long time. I was staying at the hotel that this restaurant is located in, so it only made sense to trybit out. I'm really glad I did! On the menu, it's called the Reef and Beef. 8oz ribeye cooked beautifully. The skewer had 2 shrimp and one scallop. The mashed potatoes and vegetables were a perfect compliment to the proteins. Excellent service in a relaxed atmosphere.

Stayed here since it was close to the excellent Square One mall. Appears to be an older Accor…read moreNovotel property and some places shows its age. But clean and rooms appear to have had a "facelift". Didn't try out the onsite restaurant and bar, "Driftwood". Full size Starbucks in the lobby is a great touch. The "Pantry" on the 14th is a smaller room with drinks, snacks and some breakfast items. Other larger Delta properties have more full blown staffed Marriott Concierge Lounge or M-Club, this does not. As others have stated the parking garage is small, but close nearby and have tight turns if you have a big truck. Costs are $15 CAD/night. There are 3 spots right by the front door for checkin, with signage for them. Don't believe there is any upgraded room layouts available, as the best available is on the 14th floor "pantry" room with a non blocked view of the Marilyn Monroe towers and Square One mall :-) In our room there don't appear to be any outlets in the bathroom oddly enough. All in all, not bad for the location and price with the right expectations.

Breakfast at this hotel restaurant, the Bistro, couldn't be more lame and overpriced. I ordered the…read morefruit and granolla parfait. It was $11. I would eat elsewhere. Even Tim Horton's would be better product and value.

We stayed at the Courtyard Marriott for 3 nights right after Christmas. The hotel was empty! We…read moredidn't mind that at all. It was actually nice having the place to ourselves. The staff were friendly and helpful at all times. There was plenty of parking onsite. Our room was clean which is the most important part to us. I was slightly disappointed that there were only two drawers but we managed out of our suitcases. We did use the pool one day (which we had to ourselves). It was an okay temperature- not warm/not freezing. The pool area was very clean and they provided towels. They did have a gym next to the pool that we just used to fill our water bottles. They didn't have a free breakfast, but you could order breakfast from the bar area. I did order Starbucks a couple days from the bar. The hotel was in a great location for us for what we were in town for. I imagine it would be great for others since it was attached to a convention center. The hotel was extremely reasonable in pricing. If in town, I would stay here again!

Nice hotel with a good pool!…read more I enjoyed this hotel over Canada Day and service was great. Rooms are the current standard Courtyard look, so I think that the hotel was refreshed fairly recently. Next time I visit for pleasure I look forward to returning here, though I hope that they install a car charger by that point!

I am giving the place 4 stars because of the following- checked in to a double queen room last…read morenight and when we walked into the room it reeked of cigarette smoke. Went back to front desk and hostess Christie was extremely apologetic and immediately gave us a new upgraded room which exceeded our expectations and complimentary breakfast. She was very busy handling an influx of guests and handled everything very professionally. Need more people like her. Bed was fantastic and pillows were great, room was super clean. Girls at breakfast counter were friendly and helpful. Cook behind breakfast counter was great as

Front desk personnel anfestaurants customer service went above and beyond to accept special request.read more

I have stayed at a grand total of four different Four Points hotels in my life, which includes my…read moremost recent visit to Hamilton. Sadly, my experience wasn't as wonderful as the others. This hotel is located by the waterfront, just off the QEW. I got to the hotel at around 7 pm on a Friday night. There was plenty of parking. I had an excellent check-in experience. The woman at the front desk was amazing. Even though I wanted points instead of breakfast, she gave me a voucher to give breakfast at the restaurant a try. She thanked me for being an elite member, which is customary and a nice touch, and sent me on my way with a couple of room cards. Although not the fault of the hotel, I could hear screaming children when I was in the elevator going up at around the fifth floor. I was on the top floor, which is the seventh. It was super loud when the door opened. Screaming kids and chatting adults greeted me. It was a bad sign. Why do families enjoy standing outside their rooms and chatting? I'd estimate that ten people, including three kids, were all staring at me. Um, I wasn't expecting an audience, let alone an extended family. I had to look down at one child who was blocking my way. I'm sorry, but I really don't want to roll my luggage over you. His father actually had to tell him to move. It's common sense that people get on and off elevators. How about clearing the doors? It wasn't the best introduction to this hotel! Since that hallway encounter, intermittent conversations and running races took place in the hallway, including one well past midnight. I made a note that coming here during the Family Day long weekend isn't the best. I left the front desk know. The woman apologized. I ended up getting breakfast vouchers. They were delivered to my room the following day. The room looked clean. Upon further inspection, some things weren't clean. A white hand towel in the bathroom that you'd expect would be clean had a purple makeup stain on it. As much as I love purple, I don't love it on white towels that are expected to be white and I haven't touched them. When you stay at a Four Points hotel, you get a robe to wear for your entire stay. Well, mine had a long blonde strand of hair on it. Eww! I have dark hair. I know that this strand of hair did not belong to me. I expected housekeeping to clean my room during my three-day stay. My room was never cleaned. I did not waive that service off. I didn't have the do-not-disturb sign on my doorknob for my entire stay. I didn't get it. I was too congested to deal with that. I am thankfully not a slob, but the recycling bin could have been emptied once. The television worked and I enjoyed watching various shows during my stay. The shower was great, as it helped temporarily ease my sinus congestion. The bed was comfortable. I had enough hangers in the closets for my clothes. The wifi worked well. No complaints here! I am always pleased when there's a mini fridge in a hotel room. I had food and pop nicely stored and chilled in it. The room also has a microwave, which I appreciated. I enjoyed breakfast downstairs. I had this blue crab scramble and it was excellent. I loved it so much that I ordered the same meal the next day before I checked out and headed home. Staff at the restaurant treated me well. On weekends, breakfast is served from 7 till 11 am. On Monday, it starts at 6:30 am and ends at 10 am. Frankly, staff at this hotel were top notch. When I asked the woman at the front desk the night before I was checking out if I could stay until 2 pm, she immediately said yes. I liked that. The hotel is decent. It needs help with its housekeeping routine and cleanliness. I imagine that it's better when it's not a long weekend. (85)

Last Tuesday, I deviated from my norm. I typically stay at a Marriott hotel because it makes things…read moreeasier collecting points and sticking with a brand. With the crazy hotel rates that I had looked at, I took a different route. I had an early morning flight out to catch and wanted to stay closer to the airport. I went on Expedia to do a search and found Admiral Inn. It had good reviews and the price was right. I booked it online. I then checked in at around 9 pm on a Monday night. There was lots of parking at this hotel. There are a series of hotels around this area, with plenty of eateries and stores that I didn't have time to explore. I got a competent person at the front desk. He checked me in. There was a $200 deposit for a night's stay. I'm not sure if that's now a standard, but it was more than twice my hotel rate for the night. My credit card secured everything. This man wasn't feeling great. He admitted that to another guest. This guest and I got into the same elevator. Next to the elevator was the pool with a whirlpool. I wasn't here long enough to try either. I got a comfortable room. It had a mini fridge to keep my drinks cold. I also had brought food for breakfast and was thrilled that there was a microwave. Both worked well. There was no luggage rack. I used the chair next to the TV. It worked well, too. The floor was hardwood. It's easier to clean than carpet. I liked the toiletries that were in the bathroom. The shower was interesting. You got a shower head above and a hand wand. It also had three heads built into the wall, so you could get sprayed horizontally. I tried it. It was different. If you like showering options, this room is for you! The bed was comfortable. The pillows don't have a lot of support, so I doubled them up for my heavy head. There is free wifi. I got the password tacked on to my room card. I checked out at around 5:25 am. No one was at the front desk. It was perfect because it was too early to interact with any human. I'm hoping that the guy who wasn't feeling great was sleeping. I had a decent stay. You do get what you paid for. (70)

When another hotel(right beside this one) didn't accept debit when informing us we could on the…read morephone, this hotel was right there. I liked the pool and that it was warm, only from the hot tub's water being pushed over the ledge. But, I don't mind the hot tub's flaw as it made the pool comfortable without me having to slowly step in shivering. * Microwave, mini-fridge, big mirror, coffee maker, AC, and a big window where I stared at the magnificent shingles.... Only thing I dislike is --why did the faucet fall off?