I liked this hotel a lot. Turn down service, free wifi, breakfast, pool, sauna (open 24h for hotel guests), radio in the bathroom, etc. Very classy and even nice art in the rooms.
An intimate, all-suite luxuryhotel situated in the heart of the city, the historic 26-room Windsor Arms boasts pretty rooms, an indoor pool and a spa famous for its massages.
Sit in the front bar, order the $1.25 oysters on Tuesday nights and see if you can get the grill cheese with gravy that's not on the menu (if Antony's working its a plus&enjoy the drinks)
A favourite among those TIFF celebs who "want to be alone," this old school luxuryboutique hotel is great for a cigar and a scotch after a long day of screenings Read more
The Toronto International FilmFestival was founded in the Windsor Arms Hotel in 1976, and the hotel's involvement in the Festival continues to this day.
The atmosphere is charming and elegant. The food on the other hand is par at best. Service was friendly. Overall I wouldn’t come for the food but the company was great.
Anglophiles should head to the Windsor Arms for high tea, where you can sip sparkling wine, nibble smoked salmon sandwiches, discuss the weather, and practice your Queen Mum impression. Read more
Join us at Prime in the Windsor Arms Hotel January 25 – February 7, 2013 for a delicious, 3-course, prix fixe meal as part of Toronto's Winterlicious. #LiciousTO
the full tea doesn't look like it's alot of food, but it's actually pretty filling! a very enjoyable experience if u don't mind spending $$ once in a while ($43+ tax pp on holiday). Read more
If you like the hotel, you could live in the Windsor Arms Condominium Residences. Residents have access to all hotelamenities including 24 hourroom service, housekeeping, salon and spa.
I've gone here several times over the years and the quality and service have declined. Chippedteapots? Leaving dirty dishes on the table? Not the experience for high tea that it should be.