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Days Inn - Toronto East Lake View

2151 Kingston Road
Toronto, ON M1N 1T5
Nightly Rates: ( 93.03 - 165.40 )
3 Star


Property Description

No Pets Permitted A clean place with smiles! 4 Sunbursts Each Spacious, Well-Appointed Room Features: a Coffee Maker, Iron/Ironing Board and Hair Dryer In Addition to the Standard Amenities our Business Class Rooms also offer a Microwave and Fridge Enjoy a Jacuzzi, Fireplace, Complementary High Speed Internet and King Sized Bed in our Luxurious Executive Suites Days Inn-Toronto East Lakeview is a Short Drive (10 to 15 Minutes) to Downtown, C.N. Tower, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Metro Zoo, Rogers Centre, Air Canada Centre, Ontario Science Centre, Beaches and Boardwalk and Scenic Bluffers Park Marina Within Short Walking Distance to the Prestigious Rosette Park Property also Offers Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast and Ample Free Parking For you Convenience you may Contact the Hotel Directly Toll Free at 1-877-860-2418



Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Coffee Maker in Room
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Free Parking
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Hairdryers Available
· Modem Lines in Room
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Free Newspaper
· Parking
· Security
· Television with Cable
· VIP Rooms/Services
· Continental Breakfast
· Modem in Room


Room Information

Guest Room
Each room includes Coffee Maker, Hairdryer, Dataport Phone, AM/FM Clock Radio, 27" TV and Iron & Ironing board.
Guest Room
Fridge, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Hairdryer, Data port Phone, AM/FM Clock Radio, 27" TV and Iron & Ironing board.
Executive Suite
Jacuzzi, Fireplace, Fridge, High Speed Internet, Hairdryer, Data port Phone, AM/FM Clock radio, 27" TV and Iron & Ironing board.
Guest Room
Each room includes Coffee Maker, Hairdryer, Data port Phone, AM/FM Clock Radio, 27" TV and Iron & Ironing board.
General Information
Number of rooms 61 Numbers of suites 4 Numbers of Non-Smoking rooms 40 Number of Physical Challenged 1

Miscellaneous Information

· Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 03:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is GMT-5
· Opened in 2001
· 61 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.


Directions

HWY 401 to Warden Ave South. Drive South 5 miles to Kingston Rd Left on Kingston Rd. drive up to 3 sets of lights; Inn 30 yards on the right side.

Hwy 401 East to Warden Ave South, Drive South 5 miles to Kingston Rd. Left on Kingston Rd. Drive up to 3 sets of lights, Inn 30 yards on right side.

Qew Toronto to East Gardiner Expressway, Follow Lakeshore Blvd East up to Woodbine Avenue. 2nd Light on Woodbine Ave, turn right on Kingston Rd. Drive 2 miles to Inn

Pearson International - Hwy 409 East to Hwy 401 East to Warden Avenue South

Hwy 400 South to Hwy 401 East to Warden Ave South, Drive South 5 miles to Kingston Road, left up to 3 sets of lights, Inn on the Right

Pearson International, Toronto, Canada


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Restaurant Information

Bo-Peep Family Restaurant Fanny's Sports Lounge The Dog House Pub Tom Houston's Bar & Grill Eastside Marios Restaurant Vincent's Spot Restaurant Bluffers Restaurants Tara Inn Pub Mandarin Restaurant

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Bluffs Beach University of Toronto Downtown Air Canada Centre CN Tower Toronto Zoo

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