Staff is rude, way too many events happening in such a small venue. Parking is terrible, service is…read moreterrible, accessibility TERRIBLE!!

Super cool place spaces. Outside is nice. Inside is cool. Little,pricey but was isn't nowadays. You…read morehave to pay for quality and this is a high quality inn.

Sushi was our server last night, and she was so friendly and personable! She made our cocktails…read morewith friends, so much fun!!

Kids love the word "aura" these days, and when my dad asked me what it means I told him "think Soho…read moreHouse 2010-2014." That confused him more but I like messing with my dad. Forreal though, the run Soho House had can only be rivaled by 2011-2015 Whole Foods. You really had to be there... but like any other prime, Father Time always catches up. I was set to do a full rise and fall piece on the Soho House right here on Yelp but in my research, I stumbled upon an article by Lydia Moynihan in the NY Post and she nailed it. I really didn't have much to add so go over and read that if you have a sec. Shoutout to Lydia. Instead, I'll just recap our experience here like any other boring Yelp Review. We came to this Toronto location before the Taylor Swift concert, and I was pleasantly surprised. It felt like prime Soho House. A beautiful, discrete brick building with an old school interior. Whoever designed this one needs a raise. I'm so tired of the cookie cutter half-assed modern architecture. The ones in LA and NY now feel like it is just a bunch of dorks trying to be seen by God knows who. There is no soul in those locations. We grabbed a drink in the lobby and went upstairs for our 5pm dinner. I domed a couple of negronis and we split a margherita pizza and a bottle of pinot noir before our mains arrived. I got the rigatoni, per the waitresses recommendation because she had a thick Italian accent. Big truss. She wasn't lying either, that rigatoni went crazy. I took like 30 pictures before a staff member came over and said no pictures, as I didn't know that was still a rule here... please don't beat me up. We closed dinner with a couple espresso martinis before setting off on foot to go see Big Tay put on a show. She really did her thing. Thank you Soho House Toronto, for giving me a taste of what the Soho House used to be in the states. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

Please note that my experience was not as an overnight guest but just decided to give myself a mini…read moretour as I was very close. I spoke to some staff members who were very cordial and polite. What an amazing aura this place has. Very relaxing and fabulous design work. So many nooks and crannies in the lobby area. The location is perfect for concert goers and those visiting the Exhibition grounds. A short walk to King St. W which has many great dining places. And trendy Liberty Village is a short walk as well. My favorite are the views of the lake! The rooms must be dynamite! Will have to book a stay at some point.

I stayed at Hotel X a few weeks ago for a staycation and was very pleased by the service, room,…read morefood and amenities. The hotel room is fairly big and has lots of space. Everything is very new, clean and well decorated. The quality of the bedsheets and towels are in par with a 5-star hotel. The amenities included a heated rooftop pool with stunning views of the sunset. The gym is huge with top notch machines. I rented a private pickleball court for $15 an hour. There was a complimentary arcade bar with great games. I ordered in room dining for dinner one night. I got mushroom pasta and it was so creamy. It was delicious and I would easily get this again. The service at the front desk was quick through out my stay. The valet and bell desk were all extremely helpful and quick. I had an excellent stay and would highly recommend this hotel. Although not in the core of the city it's close enough to get to places within a 5-10 minutes uber. And walkable to Liberty Village.

Speak to Kristi! She will help you find and plan your destination…read more Our last vacation was to Peru with a group of 7 coming from different areas of canada and US. She managed to book us flights and accomodation to cater our vacation needs. Our trip was amazing and would've been a daunting task if we have done it ourselves. Thanks expedia! I would recommend Kristi and her expedia crew to help with your flying needs. There are no obligations but yet they give you their full attention. Cant ask for more Dave

My experience with Mariana has been outstanding. She is very passionate about her career. I booked…read morea cruise ship and a sandals resort with Mariana and her energy is amazing. She pays attention to details and makes the entire experience very smooth. I referred my parents that lives in a different province to Mariana and they were also amazed. They came back from their trip and not only their trip was amazing, they loved the experience they had with Mariana. She took the time to answer all their questions, regardless the time of day. I would highly recommend Mariana to anybody that's looking for help in booking any kind of trip. You won't be disappointed.

my 2nd 1hotel experience (first in miami) and another incredible stay. honestly am already…read morewanting to revisit toronto so that i can stay in the same exact room again. i had a king suite and it was SO incredibly comfortable that i felt right at home and i thought about locking myself in the room and refusing checkout haha, jk. decor, amenities, service, cleanliness, and location were all stellar. i wished the rooftop pool was open but it was closed during my recent visit. psst... skip the valet parking and go for the underground parking!

Its either, the women at the front is are having a bad day.. or they just hate their job.... Sat in…read morethe lobby hours waiting for my room and watched at least 20-30 ppl be allowed to walk in and buy themselves rooms... i got told with atttitude multiple times "house keeping will be done in a minute and we will let you know"... its going on hour 6 actually.... Still nothing

Note that The Westin Prince is no longer The Westin Prince, but rather the Pan Pacific Toronto…read more Even though, there are still several signs in the community that say "The Westin Prince" even though it is no longer a Westin property and no longer The Prince. Prior to about two years ago, I would always stay with family when I was traveling to Toronto. I then learned that the Pan Pacific (which my family calls the Old Prince) was only about five minutes from where many of my family members live. Since then, I've been staying there about 3-4 times a year, sometimes on my own and sometimes with my sister. I have found that the rooms, restaurant (Seasons), and common areas were comfortable while the staff were very helpful. I typically would get a king bed or two queens (if I was traveling with someone else), and often get an upgrade to a larger room, a balcony room, or even once for my birthday, a junior suite. There is typically an amenity dropped off (small package of three chocolates with two sparkling waters) along with daily water bottles. The beds are comfortable, and there are individual-sized shampoos and other amenities in the bathroom that get restocked as needed. While this Pan Pacific location doesn't offer complimentary breakfast for Titanium members, you can get a discount based on your status level at its restaurants. My only challenge in the rooms over my visits has been days where housekeeping is skipped for no particular reason or the blinds that sometimes fall down. Any time I have reported anything to the front desk, they have fixed it that day. The other amenities in the hotel have been useful. We often use the fitness center, only a short walk away, though there are a few machines that have been removed over the last two years though they haven't replaced them. There is also an outdoor pool, which we haven't used but have seen people using. On one occasion, we went for a walk along one of the trails, which didn't go that far. We always park a vehicle at the hotel, and as long as you have a picture of your license plate to show the staff at check-in, you can easily come in and out at your convenience for a daily rate of $20, I believe. There are also conference rooms downstairs though we haven't used them before. I used a status match and then stayed there once in order to earn a status with GHA Discovery inclusive of Pan Pacific Hotels. You can sign up with the GHA Discovery Silver status without a previous stay, and then after two visits or spending $1000 USD, you can upgrade your status to GHA Discovery Gold. The higher statuses are Platinum and Titanium. As a GHA DISCOVERY member, you'll earn up to 7% back in Discovery Dollars (D$) on every eligible purchase to be used on your next visit. Other perks for all tiers include complimentary internet, exclusive rates and offers, birthday treats, savings at spa outlets, and savings on dining bills (up to 20% off). Depending on status level, you can also get a local amenity at check-in, upgraded room experience, early check-in, late check-out, status sharing, priority room availability, and complimentary breakfast. I certainly recommend that someone in North York, Ontario looking for a hotel consider this as an option. It's certainly worth it! I also want to give recognition to Denise, Anas, and Pranav for always being so helpful.

Very clean. Great location, only 20 min from downtown. Friendly staff. Easy check-in. Close to…read moremany great restaurants. Priced reasonably. Easy access to highways.

Our hotel was located in downtown Toronto moments away from King Street and Queen Street…read more Everything was just a few minutes walk from the hotel. The hotel was very clean and modern the room was also very clean and modern in the room there was a mini fridge, a safe, a giant tub, a shower and large windows. We stayed here for a total of four days and there was never an issue on one of the days they were doing maintenance on the elevator and we were promptly notified via email of when the elevator would be out of service and we were also notified when the service was complete, and the elevator was back in service. The only thing lacking from the room was a microwave and it was a bit of a bummer that there was no icemaker on the premises. My hotel experience here was very smooth and I would definitely recommend this hotel.

I recently went to a wedding there. Beautiful place but awkward set up to have the ceremony by the…read moreservice desk. The food wasn't good but the employees were very nice and helpful.

Clean facility, Good security, Quiet neighborhood, Historical house (circa 1880) with outside…read morecharacter that does not follow through to newer (mixed) decor in room itself. Nice alternative to hotel ---and adding in the parking fee, is essentially a similar price to a mid-level hotel. Smaller room than hotel, but that should be expected given the edifice. Overall: recommended.

When planning my Toronto vacation (for September 1-5, 2017) the toughest decision I had to make was…read morein deciding where I was going to stay. I wanted to be in or near downtown but the hotels in the heart of the city were so expensive around Labor Day. After searching a few other travel pages, I went to the trivago.com site and was fortunate to find out about Victoria's Mansion. The first thing I noticed was the affordable price, then the location and finally the positive reviews. I'd never stayed in a vacation guest house but in this case affordability outweighed fear of the unknown. The trivago site switched me over to hotels.com and from there I made reservations. I'm an early planner, so it was in March when I booked a basic single room for my September vacation. I paid about half the cost right away and didn't have to pay the rest until I checked in. The total price was only $277.98 in US dollars! After making the reservation, I got an email from Victoria's Mansion thanking me and telling me other things I needed to know (like check in times are between 3-7pm, they don't have elevators and if you're driving you need to make parking arrangements ahead of time). Their courtesy made me feel even better about my decision. Victoria's Mansion is in a very convenient location. After I got off the subway at Wellesley Station, all I had to do was turn left and walk about half a block until I got to Church Street. Then I made left down Church St., walked maybe two blocks until I got to Gloucester St., made another left and it was right there. One thing I immediately discovered while walking there is that the neighborhood is in a predominately gay/transgender area. Rainbow flags are hanging outside most of the nearby stores and I saw gay couples & a few TG/TV while on my way to the house. Also there is a gay nightclub and another club that has nightly drag queen shows close by on Church St. This wasn't an issue for me because I respect people's sexual orientations. Besides, the neighborhood is safe and clean. There is a local grocery, pizzerias, a Baskin Robbins & other fast food restaurants like Hero Burger. It was a little after 1pm when I arrived and the front door was locked. After I called on my phone, someone came, let me in and I completed my check in even though I was early. I was given a passcode to dial when entering the front door and manual keys (not a card key) to room 5. I had to walk down some steps and my room was on the same floor as their laundry room. The house looks & smells older in person but it's well managed. It's not really a mansion but a large house with lots of rooms. My room was very small, with a low ceiling that had a light I kept hitting my head on even though I'm only 6ft tall. With the exception of some dust on the phone (which looked like it hadn't been used in a long time) my room was clean. It has a television, a little refrigerator, a microwave, a cabinet with dishes inside, and a tiny restroom. The bed was about the size of a twin bed but was very comfortable. My room was small enough to where I once had to leave the room so housekeeping would have enough space to clean it. But since I was traveling alone the size of the room wasn't that big of a deal to me. Not all rooms are the same size as mine but I chose the cheapest one available. Here are a few other things you should know: 1) There is only one iron & ironing board and everyone staying there shares it. They keep it in the laundry room. 2) One of the rules there is that you cannot bring people who aren't staying there inside. So if you meet someone you're attracted to, you're going to have to take that person someplace else for a "nightcap." 3) There is no check out process. When you leave, all you do is just drop your keys in a slot by the front desk. 4) There is a dark, grungy 24 hr internet cafe on Yonge St. about a 10 minute walk away. I went there to print my airline boarding pass for the flight home. You'll see the weirdest people in Toronto at that internet cafe though. 5) I left early in the morning before the subway was running. I paid a whopping $65 (Canadian dollars) for a taxi from Victoria's Mansion to Pearson Airport! 6) Just about everything (CN Tower, the Toronto Island Ferry, Rogers Centre, Royal Ontario Museum) is easy to get to via public transit. Dundas Square (Toronto's answer to Times Square) and the Brass Rail strip club (read my yelp review on this club) are within walking distance. 7) I only saw one housekeeper while I was there, so the time your room is cleaned varies. I really enjoyed my stay at Victoria's Mansion. The little room grew on me and even though there were other guests staying there it was quiet and I never really saw them. It was like crashing at a relative's home where they let you come and go as you please, so long as you obey the house rules. It suited my needs perfectly and I would definitely stay there again.