[10.02.2008] The Eaton Centre Toronto is a large shopping mall located in the heart of the city off Yonge Street. It also forms part of Torontos underground pedestrian system PATH. It is a magnificent building with a glass roof making it bright and inviting, even in the winter. One of the features of the mall, apart from the shops of course is the display of Canada Geese suspended from the roof. This is a sculpture by Michael Snow called Flight Stop and is well worth a five minute stop to appreciate. At the time of writing, although these things change regularly, it is Canadas third largest mall at 1,62 [plus]

[10.02.2008] When you visit the CN Tower you can purchase several ticket types which take into account the different levels available on the tower as well as some additional entertainment. You ned to be aware of what each has to offer in order to choose the best ticket for yourself. The main observation deck is called The Lookout and this is where the best views are. There is also the Glass Floor which as its name suggests is a glass floor you can stand on to look down to the ground. The highest level is the Skypod, although this is not necessarily as good as the Lookout level. Additional attractions i [plus]

[17.04.2007] We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this hotel; it was very comfortable and had all the home comforts including a very comfortable bed and great pillows. I can definitely recommend this if you are planning a stay in Toronto.

[16.04.2007] The location was great and the amenities ok, however the mustiness in the room was a definite downside, perhaps with hindsight we should have asked to be moved to another room, but never mind. So, would we stay in this hotel again, probably not when there are so many others in the area to choose from?