Recommend a hotel

rampageido

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Sorry for keeping it brief.

Any clean hotels that anyone can recommend for hobby-ing in the GTA.

Thanks
 
Sorry for keeping it brief.

Any clean hotels that anyone can recommend for hobby-ing in the GTA.

Thanks
I honestly can't think of one... :confused:

Maybe if you actually contributed to the community, other members would feel compelled to help you out, but 7 posts in 9 years, all of which asked for advise/ help/ info, and NONE of which offered any?

Maybe you should do your own research.

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Huh?

http://www.shangri-la.com/toronto/shangrila/

Most certainly is in the GTA... Last I stayed there anyway...

GTA = Greater Toronto Area?

Shangri-La is in downtown Toronto, Financial District.

Do people consider downtown Toronto GTA? Because I consider areas like Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville GTA. I mean if we are getting technical okay, but when people advertise that they are in the GTA I don't really think most people immediately think that means the financial district.
 
That's kind of the problem with the OP's question. So vague, so general it doesn't lend itself to be answered easily. Unless he clarifies or elaborates I doubt the terb community will be able to help much.
 
Which is quite true but when someone sees an advertisement for say a provider and she says she's working in the GTA, does anyone think that means downtown Toronto versus maybe north York/Markham?


To me, GTA is all inclusive - Toronto and the surrounding area. I think when a provider says she is available in the GTA it means that she is available downtown (or wherever she is located) and willing to travel to other areas like Markham, Mississauga, etc.
 
Avoid hotels where elevators are key accessible such as the new Delta on Simcoe.
Intercontinental on Front street. Sheraton, Hilton are ladies friendly.
 
The Hilton at University and Queen is great. Nice big lobby, easy to remain anonymous, and the elevators are not key card access.