Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

het bed was heerlijk, de mensen lief en behulpzaam en de locatie lag net aan de rand van het business district, waardoor er wat meer gebeurde op straat en je niet alleen high rise om je heen had

douchen in een bad en dat er maar 1 restaurant was. maar dat laatste weet ik niet zeker

Location. Room size.

Horrible service.

The location is excellent and felt very safe. The lobby and breakfast area is very good. The view from our room was amazing. The pressure in the shower is very strong. The swimming pool is large and well maintained.

The bathroom was a little tired.

I stayed at the Sheraton Centre Toronto in June 2026 during a business trip, and it reaffirmed why it remains one of the most reliable hotels in the downtown core. With an unbeatable location, solid amenities, and a layout that works exceptionally well for business travelers, it delivers exactly what you need when your schedule is packed. The hotel’s location is one of its strongest assets. Sitting directly across from Nathan Phillips Square, it places you within walking distance of the Financial District, the Eaton Centre, Queen Street, and countless restaurants and cafés. Transit access is excellent — Queen and Osgoode subway stations are both nearby — and the PATH network runs right beneath the hotel, making it easy to move around the city regardless of weather. This is a large, high‑traffic property, but it’s run with impressive efficiency. The lobby is always active, yet never chaotic. Conference groups, business travelers, and tourists all move through smoothly. The public spaces are modern and well‑maintained, and the indoor/outdoor pool remains a standout feature — a rare perk for a downtown Toronto hotel. Experience makes a difference here, because room location matters. The Central Tower continues to be the best choice — rooms feel more updated, quieter, and better suited for business stays. My room this time offered a fantastic view of the CN Tower, a reminder that you’re right in the heart of Toronto’s skyline. Waking up to that view adds a little energy to the start of a workday. On previous stays, I’ve also had rooms overlooking the City of Toronto building, and that view is equally impressive — a sweeping, architectural perspective of Nathan Phillips Square and the surrounding civic buildings. Both sides offer memorable vantage points; it just depends on what kind of skyline you prefer. One important tip: avoid rooms located near service doors. These doors open and close frequently, and the noise can be loud enough to wake you, especially early in the morning. Once you’re away from those service areas, the rooms are significantly more peaceful. Overall, the rooms deliver what a business traveler needs: a comfortable bed, a functional workspace, strong Wi‑Fi, and views that make the stay feel distinctly Toronto.

Location. The room was fantastic overlooking some gardens. Bed was great 👍 Gym was fantastic 💪

Toilet vanity could of been larger but honestly I'm nitpicking here.

Location

It’s a bit dated. Time for a refresh.

Great location

Staff - absolutely arrogant, up themselves and couldn’t be bothered. From reception, to concierge to waiting staff, they all need retraining in customer service skills.