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The Omni King Edward Hotel
37 King Street East
Ontario
Toronto, Canada
M5C 1E9
Nearest Airport: YYZ
I stayed for 3 days, and from the very first day I requested slippers. I was told they were already sold out. I even asked them to reserve a pair for me when new ones arrived the next day, but somehow there were still no slippers available during my entire stay. It was honestly shocking that a 4-star hotel could not provide enough slippers for its guests. The housekeeping was also disappointing. There were some things left on the floor that should have been cleaned up, but even after the room was supposedly cleaned, they were still there. I also noticed hair left behind, which made the room feel poorly maintained. Breakfast was another big disappointment. There were no basic salad or fresh vegetable options at all. The breakfast only consisted of about three kinds of bread, yogurt, bacon, sausage, omelets, and fruit. Charging $30–40 for such a limited breakfast selection is honestly unbelievable. At the very least, fresh vegetables and a proper drink station should be provided. There was not even a beverage corner, and I had to ask for water separately. On top of that, Wi-Fi in the room required an extra charge, which is something I have almost never experienced before. Since the hotel is quite old, the air conditioner was extremely noisy, and the refrigerator in the room did not even work properly. Overall, this was one of the worst hotel experiences I have had.
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Upon arrival, we were greeted with valet parking and support for our luggage. Our room was upgraded to a suite- the room was well equipped and was quite luxurious. Throughout our stay, we dined at the Consort Lounge and Victoria Cafe. The food and service were outstanding! We greatly look forward to our next visit.
Marcia M
Elegant lobby, with the King Eddie's iconic chess pieces; great food and drink; friendly, helpful staff; comfortable, spacious accommodation; and ultra-convenient central location close to the UP and GO trains, and the subway.
Melanie J - Vancouver, Canada
Perfectly located for the station, CN tower and the distillery district. Loved the hotel decor, the staff were really friendly and helpful whilst our room on the 2nd floor was great - it just lacked a view. Would definitely choose the Omni King Edward if I visited Toronto again.
CUFCMark - Cambridge, United Kingdom
I had a very positive stay at The Omni King Edward Hotel while in Toronto for business. The hotel has a polished, classic feel, with attractive common areas and a convenient downtown location. My room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, and everything worked as expected during the stay. Staff were professional and helpful, and both check-in and check-out were smooth. Overall, it was a comfortable and reliable stay, and I would be happy to return.
Dukie31 - Toronto, Canada
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My colleague and I had a most wonderful experience at the Le Meridien King Edward Hotel in Toronto. The hotel was charming and not at all like the huge hotel where our conference was being held. It was a reprieve and a wonderful place to come back to and be treated like royalty. The staff was friendly and very helpful and they even gave us the use of a limo each morning to our destination.
-J. M. Poston