Econo Lodge Inn and Suites (CN761)

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Official Website: http://econolodge.com
Date Added: March 30, 2007
 Address: 335 Jarvis ST
Phone: (416) 962-4686
Fax: (416) 962-1725

DescriptionEcono Lodge Inn and Suites Downtown - 1*

335 JARVIS STREET, Toronto, M5B 2C2, Canada

Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown is located half a mile from the Eaton Centre, two miles from the CN Tower, and approximately 16 miles from Pearson International Airport. This location is also half a mile from the Art Gallery of Ontario and Dundas Square, one mile from the Hockey Hall of Fame, two miles from the SkyDome and Chinatown, four miles from Casa Loma and the Indian Bazaar, and seven miles from Ontario Place.
The property's amenities include the free coffee and pastries in the morning. The inn also offers free weekday newspapers, a business center, and a computer with Internet access.

All rooms feature cable TV, desks, voicemail, dataports, and wireless Internet access.Rates are based on double occupancy. Charges for extra adults may apply and will be due directly to the hotel

Facilities
Pets Allowed

Car Rental Desk

Family Rooms

Business Centre

Non-Smoking

Data Port

Economy

Check-in Time : 1400

Check-out Time : 1200

Number of Floors : 3

Number of Rooms : 50


Accepted Credit Cards
MasterCard

Amex

Visa

Policies

Guarantee:
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Check-In: 1400
Check-Out: 1200

Booking Information


The hotel you have selected -- Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown -- may be able to be booked: 1) online using Canadian Hotel Guide.com's instantaneous and 100% secure online reservation system; and/or 2) by telephone using the hotel reservation telephone number provided above.

1) Online: When you make your booking online, your hotel reservation is transmitted to the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown through a 100% secure Internet connection that protects your personal and credit card information. Once submitted, your hotel reservation will be confirmed within 60 seconds and sent to the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown computer reservation system in Toronto, Ontario.

2) Telephone: 1-800-359-6279. Speak to a live customer service agent 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Within moments after your hotel reservation is made, you will receive a duplicate confirmation by email for your records that confirms and guarantees the reservation with all the details you may need for your stay, including the phone number and address of the Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown. For your comfort and peace of mind, you may even.


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Toronto stands on the northern shore of Lake Ontario and the view of the city across the water is stunning and unmistakable the CN Tower, thrusting skyward near the waters edge, is the worlds tallest tower. Framing it is a glimmering collection of skyscrapers, which give way to a dense city centre with pleasant leafy residential areas and parks, notably along the ravines that cut through the city. The capital of the Province of Ontario, Toronto is Canadas largest city and the fifth largest in North America. A dominant force in the business and economy of the nation, it is also the cultural centre of English-speaking Canada.

Initially claimed by the French in the 18th century, it was not until the American Revolution caused hordes of United Empire Loyalists (loyal to England) to escape to Toronto that the city became an established settlement. Then known as York, the town was exceedingly British in character, functioning as the administrative capital of English-speaking Upper Canada and becoming a thriving manufacturing centre by the 19th century. In 1834, the city was renamed Toronto, a Huron Indian word meaning meeting place.

The Toronto of the 19th and early 20th centuries was a law-abiding city, where rules were made and rarely broken and where the overriding concern was making money. As such, Toronto gained a reputation as a conservative, boring enclave of Protestantism, a reputation that still dogs it to some extent today. Older residents can remember the days when the city would come to a standstill on Sundays and only a handful of the very best restaurants served wine.

Towards the end of the 1950s, a surge in the arrival of immigrants infused Toronto with new foods, new languages and, most importantly, new attitudes. Italians, Portuguese and Eastern Europeans arrived first, followed by immigrants from the Caribbean, Asia and India. They settled into what would become the citys great ethnic neighbourhoods Greektown, Little Italy and Chinatown. Toronto gradually developed a multiethnic North American character and shrugged off its colonial identity, although vestiges still remain, such as the English-style pubs and the ingrained habit among conservative clubs and societies of toasting the Queen before eating. There is a similar juxtaposition in the architecture of the city itself; at first glance, Toronto does not appear all that different from any other large American city, albeit a clean one, although closer inspection reveals preserved Victorian and Edwardian buildings and a profusion of neighbourhood pubs.

The Toronto of today is a lively, cultured place with hot summers and cold, dry winters. It is the most economically important city in Canada, the centre of finance, media and services, and home to more corporate head offices than any other. By night, its people indulge themselves at the citys numerous restaurants, bars and clubs, or at the symphony, opera and theatre. More than anything, however, Toronto is defined by its citizenry friendly, efficient and one of the most multicultural in the world.
Toronto Tourist Office
Address: 207 Queens Quay West, Suite 590, Toronto ON M5J 1A7, Canada

Email: toronto@torcvb.com

Phone: +1 416 203 2500 or +1 800 363 1990

Events
Looking for things to do near Econo Lodge Inn and Suites Downtown - 1*? Here are some of the events and attractions happening in the area.

Milk International Children's Festival of the Arts;;; May 2007 (annual)
Harbourfront Centre

Arcade Fire;;; 15 - 16 May 2007
Massey Hall, Toronto

Du Maurier World Stage Festival;;; Apr 2007 (biennial)
Harbourfront Centre , Toronto

Canadian International Autoshow;;; 16 - 25 Feb 2007 (annual)
Rogers Centre , Toronto

Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Downtown (CN761)
335 Jarvis Street , Toronto, ON, CA, M5B 2C2
Phone: (416) 962-4686 Fax: (416) 962-1725
WWW:hotelhelp@choicehotels.com
WWW:econolodge.com

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3 out of 4 people found this review helpful.

From the past this building is an old bar motel,some transient clients stayed here for a few months, or a year...It looks yucky,ugly,dilapidated place,(eye sore).Since this place is newly opened in 2005,new owner,new name:Econo Lodge Inn & Suite...They did spend a lot of money to bring this place back to an excellent tip top condition,to it's own beauty,reputation and to make it affordable for the visitors or to anyone who chooses to stay in.

I recommend this place.