Residence & Conference Centres-Seneca King

I asked for a two bedroom two beds each suite and I got a two bedroom one bed suite and they didn’t have any with two beds. So that really sucked. But can’t complain much. This was the cheapest place to crash at while in Toronto (it’s a bit north of downtown Toronto in King City) for about $ 80 USD/​night for the suite. It had a half kitchen with a fridge and microwave (no stove). They internet was free but you had to ask the front desk to activate it and it’s not WIFI. It’s via ethernet cable and they’ll provide you with them. The rooms were decent sizes. By the way, in case you’re curious, this is a college dorm that’s used as a «hotel» during summer breaks, hence the super low cost.
The staff were very friendly and helpful even if they couldn’t do anything about the two beds per bedroom situation, that I blame the headquarter company based stateside for this blunder.
They have a movie room that’s open during certain times you can go check out and watch movies and such. There’s a small community area out back with picnic tables and BBQ grills. Outside was peaceful and quiet (for the most part).
I got lucky going there that there weren’t any conferences or huge events going on because I can see how this place can get loud and rowdy if there were anything big going on. The last night I was there, there were a group of dumb ass kids talking real loud and running around in the back area and they were out there from about 10pm to 1am. I was going to tell them to shut up but was too tired to bother.
If you go to this location, the main entrance is easy to miss. It’s a narrow road that leads to a pair of guardhouses with lowering gates. After you pass those, make a left, not right. Once turned left go all the way down till you hit a T-​junction and make a right. Go down and over one speed bump and it’s on the left. It’s really easy to get lost here since this is a college campus.
Make sure you call in to make your reservations. Driving in and getting a room will be more expensive. You must pay for parking and they accept credit cards or Canadian cash only.