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Great stay! Location is a dream and the place is unfussy, spotless and super comfy. Excellent value all around. Hosts are amazing. Couldn't have asked for a better 2-night stay in this beautiful city.
Good place, amazing hosts, good breakfast. Silence in the night and excellent for To share your experiences with other travelers. You can practice your english and can enjoy the best of Toronto because they are on excellent localization.
A great place to stay close to the Art Gallery of Ontario. We had the smallest room on the first floor, but it was comfortable, with an excellent bed and a nice choice of pillows. The shared bathrooms were clean. Breakfast offered many choices including...More
I love staying at the Baldwin Village Inn. I stay there whenever I am in Toronto with my wife. It is my base away from home.
I know that I will have a nutritious breakfast to start the day. I have met interesting people and...More
Our room was on lower level, front room, big bay window, a little sparse, no hangers, towels, a bit old and the room doesn't get very dark but surprising it was quiet, from street point of view. Noisy from people walking on wood floors. Washroom...More
Thank missypatti
Response from BaldwinInn, Owner at Baldwin Village InnResponded 9 April 2016
Thank you Miss Patti, your comments are welcome and appreciated. I don't remember your stay but perhaps it was because we were away on holidays and had asked a friend of ours to watch the inn at that time. We promise to strive harder as...More
Toronto's main Chinatown has the honor of being the largest in North America. Gaping down across Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue, the area is a wonderful medley of shops and restaurants, busy signs and bright red gates, a destination for foodie fun. Chinatown's streets are always bustling, packed with people and outdoor stalls hawking fresh produce and products. The restaurants and authentic marketplaces
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that shoulder in against each other display shining roast ducks and menus studded with dumplings and noodle bowls. The air is pervaded with music. different languages, and the smell of fried food and mouth-watering desserts. Chinatown's restaurants represent a broad range of fare, from traditional Szechuan and Shanghai foods, to other Asian delicacies, including some of the top Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean spots in the city. Whether you're in the mood for a sit-down tea house or a bubble tea to go, Chinatown is the spot to enjoy an exciting walk and the promise of leaving satisfied.
Hi Irene. Thank you. Please contact the Baldwin Inn directly or through the website. I just stayed there. I'm not a part of the staff. As far as being close to Spadina Road. I know Spadina Road is not to far. Hope they are... More
Hi Irene. Thank you. Please contact the Baldwin Inn directly or through the website. I just stayed there. I'm not a part of the staff. As far as being close to Spadina Road. I know Spadina Road is not to far. Hope they are able to get you in. They are super nice and friendly.
Mt Sinai Hospital has a parking building around the corner on McCaul Street that is reasonable for parking (I think it is $6 per day) and cheaper on the weekends.
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