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Front desk was absolutely incredible!The stay was perfect

The hotel is clean and quiet even though the location iin the midst of construction sites The internet service eas terrible. Hose cleaning twice a day but ok. The room is like a bachelor's apartment and come with the baics which I like. However you do need to take a 10min walk for hot food as the hotel does not have a cafe of its own.

房間大千凈衞生生，還有小廚旁，出行吃飯非常便利

We recently stayed at the Residence Inn in Vaughan, Toronto, and unfortunately, this location fell short of the standards we've come to expect from the Residence Inn brand. The Good: The hotel is in a convenient area, centrally located off the freeway. There’s a large self-park lot, which is a plus. Check-in was pleasant—the gentleman at the front desk in the evening was friendly and professional. The Bad: Finding the entrance was unnecessarily difficult. The hotel lacks a traditional covered entryway, and the main driveway is poorly lit, especially at night. Parts of the parking lot were also quite dark, making the property feel unwelcoming on arrival. Without GPS, I would have missed the driveway entirely. The Dealbreaker: One of the main reasons we stay at Residence Inns is for the in-room kitchens and complimentary breakfast. At every other Residence Inn we’ve stayed at, we've been able to take breakfast back to our room to enjoy peacefully. That was not the case here. We were stopped by a staff member and told that hotel policy prohibits taking food out of the breakfast area. We were pointed to some hastily printed paper signs taped around the lobby. Another guest nearby overheard and commented, “Yeah, it’s only this hotel that has that stupid policy. I won’t be staying here again.” I couldn’t agree more. What if you have kids still asleep? Or someone in your party with mobility issues? Why provide paper plates at all if food can’t leave the breakfast room? Final Thoughts: This policy felt unnecessarily strict and out of step with the Residence Inn brand. Combined with the confusing layout and poor lighting, it made our stay much less enjoyable. We won’t be returning to this location, and I’d caution other travelers who value flexibility and comfort to look elsewhere.

I enjoy longer stays at Residence Inns. Residence Inns are larger suites with studio, 1 or 2 bedroom suites with a kitchenette. A Kitchenette is counters, sink, cooktop and dishwasher. Great for families and cooking in. They have a free breakfast (continental) and some have snacks in evenings but this location does not do that during my stay. This Residence Inn is the older style decor but looks fine. Rooms in good shape bed was fine. Ikea is a 1 block walk away. Couple of points to be aware of: Its a pretty large hotel but the breakfast lounge is too small for the number of units they have. As such breakfast can get very busy. Go early or go back to you room with your meal. Also there is Assembly Park about 1 block away. They had a Latin festive during my stay and I found the music and noise from the park a bit of a problem. Otherwise decent stay and would return here for the right price.

Wonderful hotel My friends and I stayed at this hotel for a music festival. It was incredible! It was way cheaper than every other hotel we looked at in the area, the continental breakfast was great, and the rooms we stayed at had full size fridges and a stove! We'll definitely be staying here again.