Neill Wycik Hotel

Set your expectations low and you won't be disappointed! A small room with just a bed, a fan, and a desk. The bed was firm and comfortable, the fan propped nicely into the window to blow cool air all night long, and the desk was smooth and wide enough to write a long letter home.Staff were very friendly and helpful. Everything was well-kept, if somewhat aged. The shared facilities were fine—hot water was hot and cold water was cold. Common room had a fridge, a chest freezer, and a range. Furniture there was stained but clean. I was on the thirteenth floor, which provided a nice view of the Toronto skyline.If you never went to college and want to know what dorm life is like or if you're a fifty-something looking to relive your early twenties, this is the place. Sarcasm aside, Neill Wycik Hotel is an acceptable, affordable option for visiting Toronto if you're traveling light.

Neil Wycik Hotel somewhat falls short in meeting expectations, specifically in their handling of company credit cards.The check-in process was not seamless as one would expect from an established hotel. As someone visiting on a business trip and staying at the hotel on the company’s dime, I found that the hotel had difficulty in processing the company credit card. This caused an unnecessary delay and posed an inconvenience. Hotels should facilitate and ensure that their business guests have an efficient and trouble-free experience.Furthermore, it was disconcerting to realize that I needed to inform staff when I needed access to my room. While staff was available to assist, this set-up hampered the sense of privacy and autonomy, which is crucial for a hotel stay.

I was on a budget and luckily I found this place. Yes it was a residence but after traveling south I wasn't expecting the Hilton. Yes its hot in the rooms and no issues with the washroom facilities at all. The staff were the best !! And a great location for my needs. I would certainly stay here again. Thanks NWH for everything

Anticipated some roughness in the stay due to it being more hostel than hotel, but it’s not even worth paying slightly more for a private room. There were two things that made this worth shifting to an actual hotel and paying far more:1. It was hot. This building is not cooled even slightly, and not even the small crack in the windows can offer respite from the stagnant warm air. I swear through my clothes during the night and I’m a typically a very cold sleeper. I feel sorry for my partner who sleeps warm.2. Cleanliness is non-existent. Shared bathrooms usually aren’t the cleanest, but the rooms themselves appears to have not really been cleaned. The floor is as sticky as you feel from the heat and it doesn’t really help you feel clean to shower.

It was the worst experience of my life. I misclicked the wrong dates to make my reservation and right after I called the hotel to change the dates explaining them the situation. I just wanted to switch the dates, not to cancel or decrease the number of days and I was willing to pay the difference in price; they just didn't let me do it. I called booking and the hotel several times but the hotel was inflexible although there was availability for my desired dates, they wanted to charge me twice, the stay with the wrong dates and the new one" so I lost my money. Totally inadvisable."

First of all this isn’t even a hotel.. More of a campus. The staff are rude and not considerate at all. The establishment has a foul smell overall. Housekeeping is the worst here. They do not pay employees correctly.The food is disgusting. You might as well go to a real hotel where they actually care about their guests. Very misleading for them to have hotel in their title. Would give -0 stars if I could. Beware. Very unsafe location. BEWARE.

Service and location are great, just know it’s literally a dorm. The fan in the window is your AC, shared bathrooms, mystery liquids on your chair, etc. If you’re looking to feel like you’re in uni again, you’ve found it.

This hotel is not for someone who really cares about cleanliness. If you have ever lived in a Canadian university residence you will be absolutely fine. The staff were very friendly and were very accommodating for early check in. The location is phenomenal and is about a 6 minute walk to the subway in what felt like a very safe part of town.However, the sheets did have hair on them. Knowing this from the reviews I brought my own sheets which made the experience exponentially better. They provide a towel, hand soap and a cup. I used the cup to transport my hand soap to the bathroom. The bathrooms were disgusting and I would STRONGLY recommend avoiding showering here it at all possible and at the very least bringing shower shoes.The view was extraordinary and was open late into the night to get incredible views of the city. The breakfast was also amazing, you get to choose from 5 bakery items/coffee/fruit which was able to keep me full until dinner.

I had an overall great experience. I found the Neill Wycik to be a great value for money. Of course, the cleanliness and sound proofing is not great, but for such a good price, and after checking the reviews, I had very low expectations. I was thinking of avoiding the showers, but in the end, it s not that bad. The shower per room ratio is great. The sheets and towels were clean. There is a bar soap provided. It was interesting to read about how the space function, it's a student housing during the school year and they function as a co-op. The biggest surprise was a very decent free breakfast (pictured), compared to way more expensive hotels I've been to! I had enough for a snack later. Keep up the great work and thanks for making Toronto affordable!