Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel

Not much. I was told that we would be over the 103R section of seats so my boys could go in the seats and we could see them from there and the room was no where near there.

I asked for a room with 2 queen bed and got 2 double beds and last room far far away from elevator. Totally not what I asked for with the timeline of booking the room.

The location is fantastic and is walking distance to essentially all the cool downtown tourist locations in the city. There is airconditioning in the rooms and lots of natural daylight. You can use your own Netflix on their tvs.

The construction noise outside of the window was loud and constant. The pillows are not comfortable at all and the room itself lacked lights and art. It felt extremely bare in the room. The shower takes a very, very long time to get hot water. You can't use stairs as there is only elevator access between floors. The hosting staff at the Sportsnet restaurant in the hotel were either unfriendly or confusingly incompetent. Overall, the stay was only alright because of these reasons, especially considering after tax we paid $400/night. Very expensive for an "average" experience (which for me is below my average).