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Days Hotel & Conference Centre - Toronto Downtown

30 Carlton Street
Toronto, ON M5B 2E9
Nightly Rates: ( 101.33 - 122.92 )
3 Star


Property Description

Affordable peace of mind, Central to everything The Days Hotel and Conference Centre Toronto Downtown -managed by Interras Hotel Management- offers affordable rates and is located in the heart of downtown Toronto. Relax by our indoor heated pool and work out in our fitness room. Enjoy a drink in The Beer Cellar. Windows Restaurant offers a comfortable and friendly family-style dining experience at a modest price. We offer daily Continental Breakfast at an additional charge of CDN 7.95 per person plus taxes. Pet Friendly Hotel- Hotel accepts small pets only. All pets should not be left unsupervised at any time, and an additional 50.00 CDN cleaning fee may apply. We are close to: Eaton Centre CN Tower Air Canada Centre Rogers Centre Yonge Subway Museums, Theatres Medical Facilities Government Offices Business District The hotel offers: Concierge Desk Gift Shop Travel Agency Barbershop Coffee Zone - Internet Cafe Winner of the Days Inns Canada Renovation Property of the Year 2001 Winner of the Days Inns Canada Housekeeping Property of the Year for 2002 2003 Hotel of the Year Winner of the Days Inn Housekeeping of the Year 2004 2005 Marketing of the Year Award 2005 Humanitarian Award Email: reservations@dayshoteltoronto.ca Website: www.dayshoteltoronto.ca Please enquire about our exciting Packages available



Amenities

· Barber/Beauty Shop
· Courtesy Car
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Hairdryers Available
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· Pool
· Restaurant
· Safe Deposit Box
· Fitness Center or Spa
· Television with Cable
· Laundry/Valet Services
· Bar/Lounge
· Car Rental Desk
· Car Rental Desk
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Concierge Desk
· Elevators
· Gift Shop
· Iron
· Ironing Board
· Laundry Service
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pets Allowed
· Indoor Pool
· Shops/Commercial Services


Room Information

Guestroom with Double Beds
Club Rooms Available
Description Not Available
Office Capabilities in each room
Description Not Available
General Information

Miscellaneous Information

· Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 04:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is GMT-5
· Opened in 1975
· Renovated in 2002
· 538 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 23 floors.


Directions

400 S to 401 E to Yonge St. Exit south on Yonge St, go for 6 mi. to Wood St. Turn left, Entrance to underground parking is halfway down the block on the right.

401 W southbound on Don Valley Pkwy. Exit at Bloor St, go to 1st light. Turn right on Bloor, Turn left onto Parliament, Turn right onto Carlton, Go 1/2 block past the Maple Leaf Gardens. Hotel is next building on the right.

Driving from Niagara Falls: After the border crossing you will be on the QEW hwy, continue on the QEW toward Toronto, when approaching Toronto the QEW will merge with the Gardiner Expressway, follow the Gardiner Expressway to the Jarvis Street exit. Turn left onto Jarvis and head north to Carlton. Turn left onto Carlton Street, hotel is 2 blocks west from Jarvis Street

Downtown

Lester B. Pearson International Airport, Toronto Island Airport, City Centre Island Airport


Guarantee Policy

All reservations made via the Internet require a credit card to guarantee the reservation. Some reservations may require a credit card deposit.


Cancellation Policy

Cancellation penalties may apply if cancelled after the policy deadline. Please review the reservation details before confirming your reservation as policies vary.


Restaurant Information

Restaurant

Coffee Zone- Internet Cafe Hummingbird Center Window Restaurant Beer Cellar - On Site

Family style dining

Coffee Zone- Internet Cafe Beer Cellar - on Site Hummingbird Center Window Restaurant

Meeting Facility


Meeting Space
Banquet Space
Banquet Services Meeting Information

Total # Of Meeting Rooms:9 Total Measurement, All Rooms:8,696 Total Capacity, All Rooms:570 Capacity, Largest Room:200 Measurement, Largest Room:2,400 Capacity, Smallest Room:30 Measurement, Smallest Room:392 Banquet facilities for 10-200 people


Recreation Information


Pool Area

Shallow End - 3'3" Deep End - 6'11"

Offers: * Stairstepper * Treadmill * Rowing machine * Free weights * Exercise bicycle Saunas, towels, change-rooms, lockers and outdoor sundeck

Smoke free environment Wide assortment of beers and spirits

Beer Cellar

Air Canada Centre Art Gallery Of Ontario Bata Shoe Museum Black Creek Pioneer Village CN Tower Canada Wonderland Canadas Wonderland Casa Loma Cdn National Exhibition Chinatown Cullen Gardens Dixie Outlet Mall Eaton Centre Harbourfront Hockey Hall Of Fame Dixie Outlet Mall Eaton Centre Harbourfront Hockey Hall Of Fame Hockey Hall of Fame Hummingbird Centre Niagara Falls Ontario Science Centre Princess of Whales Theater Royal Alex Theater Royal Ontario Museum Seagram Museum Skydome St Jacobs Farmers Market Yorkville Shopping Area

Area Attractions

Air Canada Centre Art Gallery Of Ontario Bata Shoe Museum Black Creek Pioneer Village CN Tower Canada Wonderland Canadas Wonderland Casa Loma Cdn National Exhibition Chinatown Cullen Gardens Dixie Outlet Mall Eaton Centre Harbourfront Dixie Outlet Mall Eaton Centre Harbourfront Hockey Hall of Fame Hummingbird Centre Niagara Falls Ontario Science Centre Princess of Whales Theater Royal Alex Theater Royal Ontario Museum Seagram Museum Skydome St Jacobs Farmers Market Yorkville Shopping Area

Special Events

Conventions, Pride, Caribana See Links page for local attractions and event information July 2003 Celebrate Toronto Street Festival 4-6 Outdoor Art Exhibition 11-13 Molson Indy Car Racing 11-13 Inti. Union of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology 17-25 Beaches International Jazz Festival 24-27 August 2003 CaribanajToronto Inti. Carnival Parade 2 Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) 15-31 September 2003 Toronto International Film Festival 4-13 Hunting & Outdoor Show October 2003 Fall Home Show Canadian International Marathon 19 International Festival of Authors Creative Sewing & Needlework Festival 17-20 November 2003 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair 7-16 Santa Clause Parade 16 Canadian Aboriginal Festival One of a Kind Craft Show


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