Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown

“All in all, we enjoyed our stay at the Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown.”

Pros: - Fantastic location - walking distance to sports centres, CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, etc. - Friendly & helpful staff - Amazing restaurant (Queen's Harbour) right across the street - Clean lobby & rooms - Water refill stations located on each floor - Free wifi Cons: - The only real con was… more

Pros: - Fantastic location - walking distance to sports centres, CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, etc. - Friendly & helpful staff - Amazing restaurant (Queen's Harbour) right across the street - Clean lobby & rooms - Water refill stations located on each floor - Free wifi Cons: - The only real con was in regard to our room (426) - The curtains don't slide properly, the bathroom lock/handle gets stuck, the TV was glitchy, the pillows were very flat, the bed on the left was very squeaky, and there is a decent amount of wear on tear on the walls, etc. The pros outweigh the cons though, and we would stay again:)

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“Great stay! Lovely hotel!”

My stay at the Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown was excellent from start to finish. The check-in process was very easy and efficient, which made arriving after travel very smooth. The staff were friendly and welcoming throughout the stay, always happy to help when needed. The room itself was large, v… more

My stay at the Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown was excellent from start to finish. The check-in process was very easy and efficient, which made arriving after travel very smooth. The staff were friendly and welcoming throughout the stay, always happy to help when needed. The room itself was large, very clean, and maintained to a very high housekeeping standard. It was clear that the hotel takes great care in keeping rooms spotless and comfortable for guests. The location is also a big advantage. It offers easy access to streetcars and is within walking distance of the city centre, making it very convenient for exploring Toronto. Overall, this is a very good hotel and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Toronto.

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“Blu Shutter View”

Overall, we had a good stay at Radisson Blu Downtown Toronto. The hotel is a little dated, and the bathroom layout was a bit unusual, but it worked well enough for our stay. We didn’t use the tub and just used the shower, but if you’re someone who enjoys a proper bath, that setup might be a drawbac… more

Overall, we had a good stay at Radisson Blu Downtown Toronto. The hotel is a little dated, and the bathroom layout was a bit unusual, but it worked well enough for our stay. We didn’t use the tub and just used the shower, but if you’re someone who enjoys a proper bath, that setup might be a drawback. We stayed in a corner room overlooking the bay harbor, and that was definitely the best part. The sunrise view in the morning was beautiful and made waking up there feel extra special. The room had shutter-style windows that seemed intended to let in more light and maximize the view, but in reality, the shutters opened onto the other windows and ended up blocking part of it — not the best design choice. Still, the bed and pillows were very comfortable, which made for a restful stay. A few helpful things for future travelers: parking is available, but it is paid parking only. It’s also open to the public, so that’s worth knowing if you’re driving in. Breakfast was included, which was nice, but it looked fairly limited and the restaurant space itself felt a bit like an afterthought — tucked away in a small corner area rather than feeling like a proper dining space. The hotel has only 8 floors, a tiny gift shop that wasn’t always open during our stay, and overall feels more modest than some may expect from the name. That said, the location is very convenient. There’s a breakfast place right across the road, plus shops and a pharmacy just around the corner, which made it easy to grab anything we needed. Not a luxury stay, but comfortable, convenient, and worth it for the harbor view and location.

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