Bisha Hotel Toronto

“Great time at BISHA!”

BISHA is a great hotel, with an awesome rooftop and a perfect location. The staff were great too and a special shoutout for the concierge Josh. He went above and beyond, making sure before our arrival that he was available to help plan with anything that came up. He was so friendly during our sta… more

BISHA is a great hotel, with an awesome rooftop and a perfect location. The staff were great too and a special shoutout for the concierge Josh. He went above and beyond, making sure before our arrival that he was available to help plan with anything that came up. He was so friendly during our stay and when we went to a concert north of town at Rogers Stadium, Josh coordinated the perfect transportation option that made the logistics stress-free. I can't say enough about how good of an experience we had at BISHA and working with Josh!

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“great location with beautiful rooms”

we had two connecting rooms, one a Grace which had two beds and the other was a junior suite and they were connected with a private foyer. Both were beyond posh and were just perfect! We made reservations for pool time and lunch on roof top and both were exceptional

“Great location, average hotel”

Stayed here for a few nights with our son while attending a Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre. The hotel is very well located for Rogers Centre, and transit (though not on a subway line, there's a frequent street car line nearby that will get you to the subway or anything else). Overall, it was a de… more

Stayed here for a few nights with our son while attending a Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre. The hotel is very well located for Rogers Centre, and transit (though not on a subway line, there's a frequent street car line nearby that will get you to the subway or anything else). Overall, it was a decent hotel, though I couldn't justifying the higher price compared to other nearby hotels. It does not feel like a 5-star luxury hotel, rather a decent 4 star boutique hotel with a unique theme. Arrival felt chaotic - the hotel has a valet parking service ($70/night I believe), but we couldn't figure out where to stop for this and had trouble finding someone to help us. Eventually we were shown that there was a place to unload the car on a side alley after they moved cones blocking their unloading spots. It would have been easier to park down the street for a fraction of the price (we didn't have many bags). Rooms are nice - we stayed in the "Grace". Reasonable size (though not huge), comfortable beds, quiet effective A/C, spacious bathroom with separate shower/toilet. Though the shower leaked into the toilet a bit. Better sound proofing from street noise would have been helpful (all hotel rooms are on the lower floors of the building, so street noise can be an issue). The decor is quite unique - and that's the main thing that stands out about this hotel vs others. They give you some macroons (from the cafe/bakery downstairs) as a gift when you arrive, which is a nice touch. We tried the pool and Kost, the restaurant on the 44th floor. The pool feels more like a decoration around the outdoor dining tables of Kost rather than something the expect many people to swim in, but it is heated, clean and nice to float around in while looking at the views. It would a good pool for kids, as long as they aren't splashing the dining tables by the side of the pool. The biggest draw for Kost does seem to be the views - you'll see many people taking selfies by the pool. The food and cocktails were decently good, but not memorable (we had a poke bowl, calamari, burger). I would eat there again if staying at the hotel, but not otherwise. Overall, it was a decent hotel that I would stay at for the right price. I though it would be a bit better with "luxury" in the name, but I would stay there again if the price was cheaper than nearby alternatives.

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