Find 4 Star Hotels in University District from SAR 366

"Good location, close to a metro stop. Underground car park was very convenient. One slight negative - we arrived early. No problem that the room wasn’t available for early check in, we wouldn’t expect that. However, they registered us and knew we were there so it was disappointing that the room was still not available when we returned at the 4pm check in time."

"great location, good accomodation, they allow early check-in when room is available; if not, luggage storage also available. very thoughtful!"

"This property is in a great location. It was very clean. The staff was great. They were friendly and were able to answer all our questions. I would definitely stay here again."

"We always stay here - it’s central and from within the rooms it’s quite quiet. We did have to change rooms this time due to being close to the stairwell, but we had a night of our parking comp’d due to the inconvenience. Will be back! "

"We can't say enough good things about this hotel! Its the fastest check in/out experience you will ever have. Easy access to parking, shopping, restaurants and more. The complementary coffee and muffins in the morning this time was a nice surprise. We will be back!"

"The Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto offers a convenient and upscale venue for attending concerts like BIBI's 2025 "EVE" World Tour, which took place on June 5, 2025, at The Theatre within the resort . Staying at the resort provides direct access to the concert venue, eliminating the need for additional transportation. We have praised the hotel for its spacious and clean rooms, comfortable beds, and friendly staff . Amenities include an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, 24-hour gym, and multiple dining options such as the COPPERHORN MEET HOUSE . The resort also offers free self-parking and a complimentary airport shuttle service from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM ."

"everyone was kind and facilities were comfortable"

"Beautiful clean rooms"

"It's a good place to stay. Close to all attractions in downtown Toronto "