Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Northeast/Markham

thiszTai

2 months ago

Below are the objective facts from our stay: 1.Two adults stayed for one night on February 28 at a total after-tax price of CAD 151. 2.Parking cost CAD 8 per night. 3.A key card was required to use the elevator. 4.The room was clean, tidy, and had no unpleasant odor. 5.The bathroom had sufficient hot water. 6.The room was quiet at night, with no noticeable noise.

Gbengene

3 months ago

Great stay, great location, great prices. Breakfast was well thought out and had the best selection Ive seen recently. Hotel add-on amenities like the spa and gym were an absolute pleasure. Rooms clean and well-maintained maintained. My only complaint? Dont charge extra to park my car. $8 is not bad but i dont like the idea.

Liberty Tax Kingston

4 months ago

This hotel pleasantly surprised us in the best way. Our room was absolutely lovely and so cozy. It doesn’t take much to make us happy, but this place truly impressed us. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the bed was so comfortable—I slept like a baby every night. We would happily stay here again!

rudan li

2 months ago

The location is very convenient, with lots of restaurants nearby. We booked a double queen room, and for a little over $200 the value is actually quite good. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. That said, I have two main complaints: noise and aging facilities. First, the noise. If you’re sensitive to noise, this hotel might test your patience because it sits right next to the highway. I was extremely tired and specifically asked the front desk for the quietest room possible. Somehow, we ended up in what felt like the room closest to the highway. Maybe we checked in too late and options were limited, or maybe double queen rooms just live there permanently. Either way, that’s why service lost a star. When I booked the hotel, I saw it was built in 2014, which made me optimistic. I imagined decent soundproofing, modern facilities, and a quiet air conditioner. Reality had other plans. At night, when everything is quiet, the air conditioner begins its performance — a deep, dramatic roaring sound that becomes the main soundtrack of your evening. Add to that the whoosh of cars and the earth-shaking rumble of passing trucks, and you’ll find yourself peacefully oscillating between asleep and awake… until you’re fully awake at 5 a.m. On the bright side, that gives you plenty of time to reflect on your life choices and write hotel reviews. Second, the facilities. Technically, the hotel says on website that it was built in 204, only a little over 10 years old, but parts of the room feel like they’ve seen half a century of history. Maybe the hotel has simply hosted too many travelers and worked itself a little too hard. Little details everywhere give you the feeling that the building is slightly fragile, like it’s whispering, “please be gentle.” For example, when you press the bathroom light switch, you may think it’s broken. Don’t panic — just press it a few more times. Eventually it blinks, thinks about life for a second, and then decides to turn on. The hair dryer also seemed broken until I discovered the real mystery: the bathroom outlet doesn’t work, so the hair dryer has to be used outside like it’s on a field trip. Although I brought my own toiletries, I did try the hotel’s shampoo and body wash. Unfortunately, they weren’t great — the ones from the hotel we stayed at the night before were significantly better. But to be fair, there are positives. For around $200, the location is good and there are many great restaurants nearby. The front desk was helpful — when we asked for disposable slippers, they actually brought them up to the room. The beds were clean, and the room size was comfortable and not cramped. Overall: good value, convenient location, decent cleanliness. Just be aware that if you stay here, you might also receive a complimentary early-morning meditation session courtesy of the highway and the air conditioner