Toronto Hotels with Accessibility equipment for the deaf

Recently reviewed Toronto Hotels with Accessibility equipment for the deaf

• Hyatt Regency Toronto
  4.1 from 179 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  "Average Hotel" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 3, 2012

  The free breakfast was good. The hotel itself was nice, but nothing special. Parking seemed very expensive.
• The Westin Prince Toronto
  4.3 from 86 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  "First trip to Toronto" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 2, 2012

  It was a great experience. We arrived a bit early (almost 7am!) and the rep was kind enough to let us checked in (we drove 10hours from washington D.C.!!) This is a big bonus! The hotel rooms were clean and nice. The beds and pillows are very comfortable. The gym, although small, suited our needs. Wish there is an indoor pool since it's ~30 degree out... The front desk was courteous when I called to inquire about some liquor availability, but the bartender hung up on me while I asked my friends which would they like. Bartenders are pleasant in person. Room service did a good job of cleaning while leaving things undisturbed. A bit of a drive (~20min no traffic) to downtown but not too bad and I expected this when I looked it up on the map. Only has 2 working luggage carts. Wish wifi is free in-room, not just front lobby. Great restaurants across the streets.
• Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto
  4.2 from 409 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "Fine as expected" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 2, 2012

  I thought it was quick and easy. The pillows could stand to be upgraded and I thought it a bit extreme to have to pay $30 for overnight parking. I was told that was my only choice as self park was unavailable. I hope the valet got a decent tip out of my thirty dollars. Other than that I would likely stay at the Courtyard again.
• Delta Chelsea Hotel
  3.9 from 968 guest ratings
  3.5 stars
  "We'd stay here again" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 1, 2012

  Excellent room. Reasonable room rates. Great service from every member of the staff. Buffet breakfast much better than expected. Hotel lobby is always crowded, with hordes of teenagers and airline personnel standing around. The parking garage is dark and cramped. Take careful note of your parking space number or you will never find your car again. Lots of construction in the neighborhood makes it difficult to get around, whether by foot, car, or subway.
• Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel
  4.2 from 14 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 29, 2012

  This guest did not leave a comment.
• Delta Toronto East
  4.2 from 100 guest ratings
  3.5 stars
  "Convenient for our purpose." Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 25, 2012

  OK, reasonable, not great, value with the room sale. Need a free breakfast buffet and/or a more moderately priced quick breakfast alternative. Else have to go to Tim Horton's a short distance. Could do without parking charge for guests, essentially a hidden charge.
• Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
  4.2 from 300 guest ratings
  4.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 24, 2012

  This guest did not leave a comment.
• Clarion Hotel & Suites Selby
  3.8 from 173 guest ratings
  2.5 stars
  "Well located...." Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 23, 2012

  The outside doesn't look Very nice but inside Is very nice.....
• Holiday Inn Toronto - Int'l Airport
  4.2 from 48 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 23, 2012

  This guest did not leave a comment.
• Bond Place Hotel
  4.0 from 448 guest ratings
  2.5 stars
  "1 block from the subway station" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 22, 2012

  Quiet and comfortable, free internet, great if you do not plan to spend much time in the room, perfect for sleeping. If you plan on watching TV, it only gets about five channels.
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