La Tumu Boutique Hotel, Toronto

My stay at this boutique hotel had its ups and downs. While the location was quite central with easy access to the subway, and the decor was stylish, I was disappointed with the overall cleanliness of the room and the lack of basic amenities. The service was somewhat lacking, and despite paying a decent price, I didn’t feel I got good value for my money due to the issues I encountered.

My stay at The Toronto Wellesley Sonder was pretty good, especially considering the location right by the subway and plenty of nearby restaurants. The rooms were decent and clean, although some improvements could be made regarding heating and TV functionality. It's a great spot for solo business travelers, but families or couples might find it a bit cramped. Overall, a solid choice for the price if you're looking for convenience.

My stay at the hotel was quite disappointing due to several issues. The building access was a major hassle that left me stranded, and customer service was unhelpful. The room itself was extremely small and lacked basic amenities, which made my experience feel more like a bad hostel than a boutique hotel. While the bathroom was decent and clean, the overall value for the price paid was not justified.

I had mixed feelings about my stay at this hotel. The location was convenient, close to the subway, which made getting around easy. However, the cleanliness and overall condition of the room left a lot to be desired. It felt more like a bed and breakfast with no breakfast included, and the lack of staff made check-in quite stressful. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend it based on my experience.

I found this hotel to be a blend of great location and clean accommodations, but it has its drawbacks. The self-check-in process was efficient, and communication through the app worked well, but I was disappointed by the room's storage options and some noise issues. Overall, it offers good value for money if you're looking for something unique and modern, but it's not without its quirks.