Compare Historic Hotels in Chinatown

"Great historical renovated hotel in the heart of the city, close to many attractions and main rail and subway stations, great staff available 24/7, with two fine restaurants and a diner operating round the clock, well appointed executive rooms in an art deco building"

"Overall, I had a pretty decent experience. The only thing is that it would be very nice to have access to kettle/hot water/microwave within the hotel. That is something I was missing."

"Muy bueno !"

"I really liked how close to all the things I wanted to see and do, I liked the businesses such as Bond41 and Gayle's and The Rum House - it was great to visit and then be able to go right to my room after. What I didnt like - it took me 4 days, and 2 calls (1 hr apart) to get my VIP perk (bottle of wine). So if you are VIP, just be persistent. You will hear honking (they love to honk in this city) and the occassional sirens, but you are in the city. I liked that I had a balcony but sad that the door to it was bolted shut. There were many breakfast options here. The grab and go is nice, but not so great if you cant do dairy, but Carvers had non dairy options (and I think they could make their breakfast sandwhich with no cheese if asked). I liked being able to grab a water, banana and packet of pancakes to eat while I head out. The room - very small. There is a table but with the coffee machine and phone on it, there wasnt much room left to put my items. I travelled solo, I think it would be tricky if my husband came because he has a cpap machine that takes up room I would definately stay here again!"

"The room was clean! The staff was so nice and the bar was fun!"

"They offer to choose the type of bed but they don’t delivery what you choose"