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Drake Hotel
1150 Queen Street West
Toronto
43.643015 -79.424614
11 Recensioni
Prima recensione di Mark
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“Very cool place. Great crowd, do higly reccomend the place for hip people”
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“Decor - the Drake is decorated in a groovy, gothic decanadent kinda way. It has free Wifi, and all other business amenities one needs, and has a few extra touches that you don't encounter in too many hotels to brighten up your night!”
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“Staff was genuine friendly.”
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“Friendly and helpful staff on the whole. Quirky interior design and architecture. Great social atmosphere in all the public facilities i.e. restaurant, bar, roof terrace.”
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“The service, accomodations, and overall stay were fabulous. The manager Jonathan was so amazing. They upgraded us for our anniversary! We loved this hotel and were so happy that we stayed there on our first wedding anniversary. Would recommend it 100%.”
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“I love the building's history and its contemporary curation, or programming, of the various spaces - from the adorable breakfast cafe, to the downstairs live music venue, to the shwanky lounge, to the rooftop bar! The style is A+ in every corner.”
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“well located. well considered room (small but well organized. Had a great time at the hotel.”
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“I've stayed here several times and always enjoy the hotel, it's approach and style and also find the location much better than the other options in Toronto. It's good value for those that appreciate a bit of design detail without wanting to be fawned over.”
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“Hip Kool and centrally located”
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“superb service, very cool and different rooms. the drake has its own unique identity and understandably a real sense of community. bars, restaurants, cafe all very good. modern with soul and character.”
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“The hotel is nicely renovated. Many old details remain (the terrazzo, in particular) and many new additions (the art, for instance) give the Drake a great look. It's not over-designed, by any means, and it comes off as interesting and real rather than mindlessly sleek. But it's the service that makes the Drake worth the stay. I arrived days before the film festival and the hotel was already packed. The sight of stacks of luggage behind the front desk was enough to tell me my room wasn't ready, but I was a few hours early, anyway. That was all right, I wanted a drink, really, and I told the woman behind the desk, Kayla, exactly that. She stepped from behind the desk and took me to the bar, introduced me to the bartender, Stephen, and asked me what I needed (a drink, a room), what I wanted to do during my four-day stay (bike, eat, art, drink), and moments later I was drinking a Creemore (a Canadian amber lager) Stephen recommended, and talking to Kiki, a Drake manager, about bike, eat, art, drink in Toronto . . . Within five minutes of my arrival, I had three positive contacts with the hotel’s staff. And it was busy. Very busy. I was impressed. And I had three days, twenty-three hours and fifty-five more minutes of my stay remaining . . .”
