Queen Nest Hotel Reviews

It is the most affordable accommodation in downtown area. Can’t complain if with the price rate. But it smells funny in the hallway a little bit.

I just needed a place to sleep. I didn’t expect like a hotel service. And it was good. The price was the cheapest, and the location was also good. Also, I met a good woman in the same room. We said that this accommodation was enough and we liked it.

The service is very nice and friendly, makes me feel at home. Recommend it!

Good location. Lots of restaurants around this area. Cleaner every day.

Price and location was good

VERY GOOD HOTEL, FRIENDLY STAFF, CLOSE LOCATION TO ALL TOURIST SPOT

I was a bit nervous about staying here at first because of the reviews I've read. But the staff are actually nice and kind. I was surprised to see how clean the rooms were every day. I stayed in a six-female bedroom where the bathroom was only covered by a clear door and a curtain. It was not that comfortable, but it wasn't that bad too. I stayed there for a few days, and I can honestly say that I had a really decent stay. It is near everywhere, too, especially to a street car and easily accessible from and to the airport. The only concern that I can share is the bunk beds being too noisy or shaky when someone moves. It had woken me up a few times. But this isn't something that has affected me much. So overall, it was a good stay.

Nice hotel

Excellent services, good customer care.. Keep up the good services

Facilities: Although it is an old town, it is kept quite new Hygiene: Clean Environment: Not messy Service: Someone will come down to help you with your large luggage. It costs $5 to store it. After staying here for three consecutive days, I had red flea bites on my body, which were super itchy. I suggest you wear long sleeves and pants to protect your skin.

Although it is a youth hostel, it is clean and well managed. I like it. I stayed there for 2 nights. It is in Greater Toronto. The price-performance ratio is high. The transportation is convenient and it is very close to the attractions. You can visit all the attractions without having to bring your brain out.

It would be reassuring if the bedding was white.

Location: Queen Street West, the trendiest street in Toronto. The big sign is a little rusty. Service: Although there is no elevator on the second floor, if you have a large suitcase, the waiter will take the initiative to help you lift it up. Facilities: 6 women per room, with toilet in the room. If you need towels, rent them for $5. There is no room key, you only need the password sent to your mobile phone to enter the room.

This is the worst hotel I have ever encountered! I don’t know if the receptionist is the boss or the staff, but he is a vicious middle-aged man👨🏻As expected, there is no good product when it is cheap!