Four Points by Sheraton Mississauga Meadowvale

Great value for the money. Nice room, comfortable bed, free water when registering with Starwood, great breakfast. My coworkers stayed at the nearby Hilton and has a terrible experience.

Stayed here two nights on business. The rooms are nicely remodeled, but it is a very noisy hotel next to major freeways. My room faced away from the freeway but there was still loud traffic noise all night, even with earplugs. If you want to stay fit, this is a reasonable choice if traffic doesn’t bother you: the workout room is small but reasonably equipped with free weights, aerobic machines and Pilates balls with upbeat music playing so that is a plus. There is also a short ~ 1.5 mi asphalt paved path along a river parkway within walking/​jogging distance, run it twice for a decent workout in pleasant surroundings. The breakfast bar is small with the typical omelet station, scrambled eggs, potatoes, meats and fruit and a few cold cereal choices. When they made up my room I was disappointed that they didn’t refill the coffee station with either coffee or creamers and I had to call the front desk, even then they still didn’t give me creamers, only brought coffee packets. I was tempted to give it 2 stars based on the noise and housekeeping, but given the excellent corporate rate I paid and the new remodelling, it was worth a 3 star rating.

Terrible stay. The room mirror fell on my foot and the management was completely aloof seeming not to care one bit.
What a pain. I am never staying here again.

This is the only Starwood property for miles around and I am trying to keep my Platinum status. I really wish there was better. I requested a King room not near the elevator and Starwood’s system gave me an accessible room (did my request translate to «no elevator?»). Since they were full I was not upgraded, nor could they move me, but Laila, empowered by her manager, gave me free breakfast vouchers as an apology — Whoo Hoo! The staff is sincere and goes out of their way to make their customers happy, and I really appreciate that when I am far from home.
The rooms are clean and well-​appointed with microwave and fridge, but the property could use some updating; the AC has been very loud every time I’ve been here. There is no way to turn it down below jet engine, and the air blows right into the bed. There is an electrical socket bar on the desk with plenty of outlets, but mine was intermittent and my phone didn’t change overnight.
Because of my room location, people were smoking and talking outside the exterior window which was just outside the rear lobby entrance. But I managed to get some sleep and was looking forward to my free breakfast.
They have a cooked-​to-​order omelet station which has some problems — the plates are stacked under the bowl holding the empty eggshells, so there are traces of uncooked egg on the plates from putting the shells in the bowl. My omelet was so undercooked that the even the egg whites were slimy. I mentioned this to the F&B manager who said that he understood my concerns and would get the problem fixed. Next morning, the plates were stacked in the same place with the same drips, so I didn’t risk salmonella by having an omelet. I met with both the F&B manager and the front desk manager — so again, the staff goes out of their way.
Overall, I will continue to stay here to get my points, but when another Starwood property opens up anywhere in the area, I’ll be the first to check it out.

STayed at this hotel with my sister and her family during March break for while my nephew played in a hockey tournament. There were more than a few hockey teams there, so I’m keeping that in mind as I write this review.
The service was great — speedy check in, and friendly staff. We had an issue with the phone in our room and they sent someone immediately.
The restaurant menu is pretty good, but expensive (as with any hotel), The pool and gym were nice, but given the number of kids staying there because of the hockey tournament, the pool was overrun by children, so I avoided it like the plague, though I’m certain it can be quite nice when not teeming with kids!
My only issue with this hotel was that the carpets in on our floor (3^rd floor) absolutely reeked.

Check in was easy. Rooms are clearly recently remodeled. Bathrooms are weird, with no place to hang towels and the bathroom door wouldn’t roll shut (would be pretty awkward if I weren’t traveling alone!) TV was nice. Bed was SUPER COMFY and seemed clean.
Breakfast was ok, dinner was sub-​par, standard hotel dinner. They could do better in a few places and definitely take this place up a few stars. I haven’t stayed at any other hotels in the area though, so beats me for choices. I’m sure you could do worse.
$ 200/​night

Check in was quick and I was pleasantly surprised to see my upgraded room. The furnishings and décor were new and tastefully done. The room was very spacious and had all the amenities needed.
The hotel is clean, and in a safe location. It’s more in the business district area but close enough stores and restaurants. The staff were friendly and courteous. I enjoyed my visit and I will stay here when I visit the Toronto area in the future.

Four Points by Sheraton: Meadowvale (a more appropriate name would be «The Pill Hill Four Points») has provided one of the better experiences I’ve had in a hotel in recent history. There’s nothing particularly special about this Four Points really. The hotel itself is similar to other places, but it does have a slightly modern upscale feel to it, which I suppose makes sense since they’re trying to create the semblance of an upscale four star hotel for travelers.
Almost everything about this Four Points was copacetic:
+ It’s a nice place. Nothing magical. Simple, clean; a lot of straight lines and neutral colors. The rooms aren’t tiny/​cramped.
+ The housekeeping staff is on point
+ The internet is reasonably fast. Not great for streaming videos but enough to do what you usually do (unless what you usually do is stream videos).
+ The TV is fairly large, and there’s cable (I got hooked on Big Brother Canada… and other shows that end with the word «Canada»).
+ The bathroom is spacious. The showers are always hot (although it would be nice if you could control the shower head. It’s awkward turning it on and then doing the weird jump out of the way motion so you don’t get hit with the initial jet of cold water).
+ The surrounding area, which is full of business buildings is very quiet, yet it’s close to the highway.
+ They didn’t charge me when I asked for some toothpaste (because I forgot mine), and they offered to bring it up to me. Other places have charged me, and I had to go get it like a poor person.
+ There was a Tim Hortons fairly close by. For an American obsessed with something that you Canadians may take for granted, this is kind of a big deal.
+ The price on Hotwire was $ 60ish a night. You can pay just as much and get significantly crappier accommodations, or have to pay significantly more for similar accommodations. This last point alone is worth 3 of the 4 stars.
Ignore Mrs. M’s ridiculous complaints: No valet? No safe to store valuables? Low thread count? Terrible pillows? Does the M stand for Madonna? Because otherwise, you need to calm yourself. What a diva. Also, ~$ 60 is a high price point? Apparently a diva, and a cheapskate.

+ The staff is very friendly and accommodating despite the short-​comings of the hotel.
+ Breakfast was average, good overall.
— My thermostat wasn’t working properly. It was either way too hot or way too cold in my room.
— The shower drained very slowly.
— The cable is intermittent.
— No safe to store valuables.
— No valet.
— Bedding is really rough… perhaps low thread count?
— Terrible pillows.
— Lunch not available.
Surprised this is hotel is part of Starwood family. Not really at the same level of other Starwood hotels. Pretty high price point considering the hotel room conditions.

CONS
Stayed here for business travel and was not very happy with accommodations. The hotel had cancelled our reservation, they don’t serve lunch, the rooms don’t have a safe and the noise in surrounding rooms was above normal. A coworkers room had duct tape on the shower door, her AC unit was falling out of the wall, another coworker didn’t even have doors on her shower. My biggest complaint was a hard bed.
PROS
Staff was very courteous and nice during the events that occurred.

Recently stayed in a traditional room with double beds. Things are still pretty clean, but the quality of the double beds are DRASTICALLY different than the King beds. So, service is still great, and the place is still kept pretty well, but if you really want to experience the comfortable bed that Starwood is known for, stick with the King rooms.

I’m back again here for training taking place in one of their smaller boardrooms.
So much better than last time. No more round tables, square office style desks. Out room is a bit small, but fits us nicely (about 20 people).
The food here is much better than across the street (Holiday Inn). Except for the ‘asian food’ things were quite tasty. We had Italian, Greek, Mexican themes. Best was the make your own burrito day with yummy roasted veggies, and marinated chicken. They even gave a great quinoa salad on day!
For dessert, there was a very sweet baklava and we get cookies and snacks in the middle of the day.
In the morning, we even have a toaster with bagels, fruits and muffins, with all the amenities.
The restaurant folks is really good at collecting plates, and delivering food and we had no issue.
There’s a thermostat in the room, but careful not to sit by the windows as it’s drafty.
They’ve optimized the hotel as a great corporate training area, filled with white boards/​filp charts and a great layout.

This place truly surprised me! I expected way less than what I found. The rooms are spacious, clean with a up to date interior. The beds are very comfortable. Free wifi, pool and close to shopping & restaurants. Toronto is a 40 minute drive. I am happy!

Okay, this place isn’t THAT bad. The rooms are clean enough. Everything works. Easy to get to. Cheap.
A lot of people complain about the food here, but they actually have two things that I used to order when I stayed here a while ago, over and over again:
— Butter chicken:
— Key lime cheesecake:
(it doesn’t always come with raspberry dressing, but you could ask them for it)
Sorry the photos look all vintage and stuff… back then, I thought that stuff was cool :’(Well, at least I grew out of that phase.

Nice hotel, easy to use free WiFi. Don’t need to stay here often, but like to borrow their WiFi while on the run in the area.

Great location right off the 401. Clean and cheap. Comfortable beds, free Wifi. Book through Priceline and its as low as 50/​night.
I will return. At this price, I could care less about the restaurant. After all, your are in Mississauga, the home of many great ethnic places.