Info needed re: hotels in downtown Toronto

Lady Lee

I want to visit my brother in Tornonto. I haven't seen him in 30 years. And although he has been back in Canada for 5 years my health problems and his wife's health problems have stacked the deck against us regarding getting together.

I don't have a date yet when I will be coming. I can't stay with him because he is a smoker and I'm allergic. And his wife is still recovering from a stroke and can't be left alone for very long.

I will be traveling with my electric wheelchair which presents various problems regarding accessibility. I need a place that I can get into. Once I am inside I will be fine. I don't use the chair indoors. So stairs are a problem.

I will be traveling by bus so will go to the bus terminus downtown. My brother lives about 3 blocks from the bus depot.

I don't have a lot of money so the hotels I've seen at $120 per night are out of the question.

I checked the Y in Toronto and it doesn't look like they have a hotel.

Anyone got other ideas? or know about safe and accessible places to stay?

josephus

hi there

i stay at the days inn. its nice and not to pricey. its in young and dundas i think

hope this helps

josephus

Toronto_Guy

You could probably stay in a hostel, with a private room, alot cheaper than a hotel...but it wouldn't be as comfortable and i'm not sure about accessability...

check

www.hostelworld.com

jgnat

I've used youth hostels before. I didn't check their accessability, but at least the price will be right.

http://www.trav.com/cities/hostels/toronto.html

Lady Lee

hostels

I was trying to think of what they are called and my brain just couldn't get to it.

Thanks I'll check out the links

TresHappy

for reviews on hotels - a great website is www.tripadvisor.com

morty

Lady Lee,

I wish I was still in Toronto cause I would let ya stay at my place for nothing....

but, maybe try checking out some bed and breakfasts...they tend to be a little cheaper if ya look around on the net...maybe try googleing "bed and breakfast Toronto"

lots of luck Lee

Lady Lee

Thanks Morty

I've been checking out the hostels and every picture I have seen so far shows stairs and no accessible ramp.

The University downtown looked like a great chance, accessible - close to where I need to be but every date I have checked so far they are full. And they close in Sept for the students to come back

I'll keep looking though

Info needed re: hotels in downtown Toronto

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