Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport

The staff were very helpful and friendly. The location is close to the airport and offers a free shuttle bus running between the hotel entrance and the airport parking lot. However, the airplane noise is really loud.

About a 10-minute walk from Airport Terminal 3, which is quite convenient. The hotel is a bit old, but the hygiene is acceptable. There are no toothbrushes, toothpaste, or slippers provided, so if you plan to cook, remember to bring your own. It's a good option for late-night arrivals or early morning flights.

Waited for the airport shuttle to the hotel at 9:50 PM, but it was too crowded to get on, so I had to wait another half hour. The window in my ground floor room was sealed shut, and there was a slight smell of stale sweat inside.

Traveling with my son, this hotel right by the airport was incredibly convenient. I even managed to go for a run in the morning. The hotel breakfast was great too. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in the area.

The rooms are spacious, clean, and quiet. The hotel has a restaurant and a swimming pool. It's very close to the airport and offers a free shuttle service every half hour. Perfect for business travelers needing an overnight layover.

The room was relatively basic. It's close to the airport, so there was a bit of noise, and the air conditioning unit was particularly loud. Once the temperature was set, I had to turn it off to sleep. The hotel offers a shuttle service to the airport every half hour, on a first-come, first-served basis, departing on time. It's a comfortable Mercedes-Benz, and it can drop you off at T3 or T1.

Extremely close to the airport with convenient parking and a good breakfast. They also offer a free shuttle service to and from the airport. It's beautiful to watch the large planes take off and land from outside the hotel. The hotel facilities are a bit old, though.

This location is super convenient for the airport, just across the road. It's great for dropping off your luggage and then taking an Uber to the city, which costs around $40, so you can explore the city unburdened. Canadian hotels typically don't provide complimentary bottled water, but this one does, and the front desk even gave me several bottles, which was a nice touch!

The air conditioning in the room roared every fifteen minutes, even at night. I only got three hours of sleep because the noise was just too much.