The Roman suite with jetted tub was impressive. Definitely the best suite we've stayed in for such a value. The love seat facing the TV was cozy.
It was nice having 4 windows, which had 3 layers of coverings: white shades, sheers, and then grey curtains. But the final grey curtains didn't cover the entire window, they were just decorative (as shown in photo). Not sure which was supposed to be the black-out shades then, since light came in and didn't darken the room enough. As the location is on busy Woodbine Ave., street lights came through at night.
The other issue preventing me from giving 5 stars is that the restaurant staff wouldn't let me use their stainless steel cutlery. The restaurant we got take out from didn't provide forks or knives, and I forgot my travel cutlery. The server wanted to give me plastic, but I pointed to the stainless steel cutlery which I stood right next to, but didn't take myself, and asked for that. Then who I guess was the manager on duty came over, & asked how he could help me, and said he'd have to charge me a deposit to use the stainless steel. Really? It isn't silver, I know, I had breakfast there. Is it customary for any Inn to charge customers who use their cutlery when ordering room service? I don't think so. I told him it's just that plastic is bad on the environment. Many of us are doing our part by reducing our use of such wasteful, harmful plastic. (Cutlery, a single use plastic, is being banned by the government of Canada, as it’s on the Toxic Substance List.)
For a hotel that boasts a Green initiative, you really need to have all staff aware of what they should do to make your Inn truly better for the environment.
Those things aside, which can be easily fixed, it was a lovely getaway that I'd recommend.