Royal Oak Inn

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The room was clean but the location of the hotel is terrible. Crowds of homeless drug addicts at the corner streets.

While the room was small, it was perfect as I was staying by myself just for the one night. Appeared well maintained and the front desk staff were very nice and helpful. Would stay again

The property itself is okay, satisfactory. Unfortunately the surrounding area has social issues which spill out on to the street.

I am not a finicky person, as long as there is a comfy bed and coffee in the room when I get up I normally and happy. This did not have that! It is located close to a homeless shelter, in a poorer place of Toronto. Not a safe place to be going for a walk alone at night. They do have several cameras and the front door is locked at night. The parking available is just an area between the curb and building big enough for only two people to parallel park. So if there are more than two people with a car staying there, you are out of luck. Although the staff were polite, the building is not wheelchair accessible. There is no elevator. The building itself is dark, dirty and looks like it was painted by a three year old. The complimentary refreshment room is a converted closet. The public washroom requires a code to get in to. The room was fair, only one bedside table. A small tv mounted up at the ceiling. A small glass table with paint splatter covering it. The bathroom was filthy. No tub. You would literally have to stand in the shower stall to close the door if you were a heavier person. The a/c was a window shakers that could not keep up with the heat, so the room was warm. The bed was comfortable and clean. That about it for positives. There was no one at the counter when we went to check out. We waited about 5 minutes for someone to finally appear. We were told it would take a few days to have the deposit refunded. We couldn't leave fast enough

For the price? Great deal and great stay! I stayed there for one night cause ai came from out of town and wanted to catch a concert. It did exactly what is needed to. Facilities were clean, smelled good, had working a/c and free wifi and the room was a but compact, but I really didn't need anything bigger. I had zero issues with booking or checking out. My security deposit was returned when they said it would be. And while the street is close to moss park. Unless you are walking through there to get to the hotel from downtown, most of the locals were from south cabbage town or commuters. I didn't have any trouble with 'sketchy' people. Only thing is they don't serve breakfast as advertised. But if I was catching another concert I would definitely stay again.

Do not stay here! If you do stay here, do not bring your car. This area is extremely unsafe. I asked someone who lived in the area, and they recommended not parking a vehicle or walking after 8pm. There is high risk for car damage, and I didn't end up staying because I didn't feel safe in the building or on the street.

room was dirty, hair in the bed, filthy floors, stained pillow, stained window shade, dirty toilet. When told about the bed having used sheets, was met with “how is that possible?”. Everything was stained, chipped, or dirty.

Do not waste your money here. This place is ghetto!

The room is perfect and I love the view of downtown Toronto behind the bed (a mural). There are two of us and the room is comfortable a little small but adequate. Tim Hortons is a few blocks away and is great for breakfast. Also the streetcar stop is right out the front door. We had to park at public garage a few blocks away but it was easy.

Nice place