Name: Toronto Escape - Onyx Suite
Address: 12 York Street, Toronto, Toronto, Toronto, M5J 0A9, Canada
Rating: 6

Smoke-free property

Terrace

General

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Parking

Fitness facilities

Sports

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

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At the apartment

Union

St. Andrew

King

Toronto Entertainment District

Air Canada Centre

Harbourfront Centre

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

CN Tower

Roy Thomson Hall

Hockey Hall of Fame

HTO Park

Rogers Centre

Royal Alexandra Theatre

Princess of Wales Theatre

St. Lawrence Market

Nathan Phillips Square

Toronto Downtown

Toronto City Hall

Grange Park

Yonge-Dundas Square

Art Gallery of Ontario

Toronto City Centre Airport

Fort York National Historic Site

Allan Gardens

Royal Ontario Museum

Casa Loma

Toronto Pearson International Airport

Buttonville Municipal Airport

St Catharines / Niagara District Airport

Toronto Escape - Onyx Suite

Toronto

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king-bed

queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

park access

Highly recommended... fantastic view of the CN Tower from my balcony and great superb location.. would use again... wasn't messed about or any attempt to rip u off.
I though it a good service and nice guy dealt with our checking in. Good contact, right in the Entertainment district and easy access from the freeway for visitors.. thank you for a good experience.

Briillant

The property owners --Trinity Suites---requested photocopies of government issued ID and credit card information when I made my reservation. I complied immediately and waited for check-in instructions. After several requests for this and replies of
``soon,'' I got details of check in only on the morning of the reservation by which time I was more than a little worried. When I arrived at condo building, I was able to enter and proceed to the unit after showing security confirmation of reservation, as per the instructions I had received earlier that day. So far so good. As I had been informed, the unit was unlocked and in I went exceedingly happy because the unit was just as pictured. It's a fantastic suite, conveniently located almost under the CN Tower and with great views of downtown Toronto. Most unfortunately, the key to the unit which should have been on a hook or on the kitchen counter or in a drawer, was not there. On the other hand, there was plenty of evidence that the unit had not been vacated by the previous guests. Now I was very worried! Repeated emails to Trinity Suites (there is no phone; you can only contact these people by email) met finally with the response that somebody from the company was coming over and would be there ``asap.''. Now try to understand that there was no way to leave the unit without leaving the door unlocked and should I leave the previous guests might well return. In any event, if I left, there was no way to get back in the building (of course, I had already paid for the unit!). Around 10:30 p.m., the previous night's guests indeed returned, quite surprised to see me! But they gave me the key, packed up their things and left. At 11 p.m., precisely 3 1/2 hours after Trinity Suites had promised that a representative was coming over ``asap,'' somebody did arrive, apologize and leave. I managed to find a restaurant that had not closed for the night and had a very late meal. As compensation for this nightmare of an ordeal and having lost one day of a two day visit to downtown Toronto, Trinity Suites waved the cleaning fee and
other assorted charges (which in any case I had not been expecting).

Not a happy experience

The Onyx suite is actually an apartment on the 52nd story of a condominium tower with a great view of the city. If the dome is open, you can even see into Blue Jays games. We were watching the hockey playoffs and we could hear the roar of the crowd coming in from the balcony while the game unfolded. The apartment is in pretty good condition--some dings here and there on the walls but everything works well. The internet was super fast. Here are a few tips:To get from the 52nd story of an apartment building to the TTC subway at rush hour could easily take 15 minutes.You may beed to purchase your own shampoo and detergent.There's some paperwork involved in renting the apartment. You'll have to pay a cleaning fee (separate) and put down a refundable deposit as well as signing a rental agreement on-line. Duane is very responsive but it will still take about an hour of going back and forth.

Fashionable Apartment with a Great View

This is the single worst accommodation I have stayed at in Toronto. I'm still here and trapped as I don't have a key to lock. No refund possible either.

1. On the day of arrival only, they left a voicemail I should email my credit card and id before receiving instructions. There was no other email or call except that voicemail at 5.30am.

2. Upon arrival: no key to lock up. I leave a message by phone. A messaging service assures someone will get back shortly. I do have a fob to enter the building.

3. Tv doesn't work, wifi doesnt work on any of my 3 devices. I leave a message again. I ask if the message centre has an emergency number as i cant lock the suite and no one is getting back. They assure the messages have been sent.

4. Bedroom floor is filthy. I vacuum myself. 

5. Bathroom light and living room light are both broken. 

6. I ask the building concierge if they have an alternative number so I can get a key. Due to privacy issues, they can't. However, they do find out that the emergency number is answered by a person who no longer works for the property management company. And it seems the owner is out of country. 

Unless a close view of the CN tower is worth you this, I'd avoid this option by all means. I learnt my lesson and will check reviews before booking again.

Horrible, should not be listed

We booked our stay in the morning, around 8 AM.  Arrived at 5ish at the location and was then informed (Via e-mail) that we needed to provide an additional $500 deposit which was to be paid directly to the owner and an additional $100 cleaning fee.   Unfortunately, the  Hotels.com was not able to reach the owner my phone he did not respond quickly by email.   The email also noted that the owner required an additional rental application agreement, required that we download an app from the App Store, and then send everything directly to the owner.   Do not book if you do not have 72 hours to complete all of their ticky tack requirements.   I booked the room for four days, but because we were not be able to get into the unit, we had to get another hotel elsewhere.  The owner refused to refund anything at all, even though we were not able to stay.  Misleading booking with regard to fees and requirements.  Poor response time.  Not the deal you may think it is.  Buyer beware.

Extra fees and rental agreements not disclosed

The property manager Trinity Suites operates like a scam. I'll let the facts speak for themselves.

I booked Trinity Suites on York Street for a stay on 3 October. On 12 September the property charged my credit card the full amount. On check-in day, at 9.20 am i.e. 6.5 hours before check-in, I received an email from the property: "I am sorry to inform you that you would have to book another apartment because there was a double booking and i have no other apartment to put you in." NO refund. NOT even an offer of refund. I had no email access and so did not see the notice. I went to the apartment and followed every single instruction Trinity Suites had sent. Then I called the phone number provided by Trinity Suites. I said I have no email access, please call me. No one called. Still no communication and no refund. 

Another thing that is both puzzling and worrying: The property insisted on getting 1) a picture of the last five digits of my credit card, 2) a picture of the name on my card and 3) a government-issued ID. This was AFTER charging my card the full amount. They insisted on receiving these documents within 24 hours or they could cancel the booking. This is after charging my card!!! I have reported the potential security issue to my credit card company. 

Several other travelers have reported similarly wretched experiences with Trinity Suites on various websites. Please read them. Please AVOID this scam.

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