Waterside Inn

This is my first 3 star review. It’s sad for me because this place was so wonderful before and it seems in the last year things have been going downhill for them. The location is great and convenient but the restaurant that once was a busy, shining place seems dull. The food has lost it’s pizazz and the wine just seems to be ok now. Still for a wedding venue its a great spot and the staff are helpful. I wish them the best.

I was impressed by the price, location, and cleanliness of this hotel.
It is definitely a neat boutique hotel in a great location off the Snug Harbour.
Everyone has to visit Port Credit which is a Lakefront Community in Mississauga, the hotel was great value and I would stay again.
The only negative is I asked for a Water view and ended up with a view of the roof with leaking water.

Pros: hotel staff is nice, bed is soft (although my feet hung off the bottom) and the room service is delicious-​try the lobster grilled cheese and green salad. Yum! The decks in every room are pretty cool and the location couldn’t be better.
Cons: Hotel is in need of an update-​interior is old, shower head feels like you’re getting pelted with one of those teeth brushing water picks and the internet is a very unfortunate situation. In and out of service doesn’t make for being very productive when you’re here for work. Oh and the tv is only in the living room. No relaxing and watching tv in bed here. Thin walls and a lot of street noise too.
Unfortunately, based on above I would not stay here again.

Be it ever so humble there’s no place like home! That’s what came to mind when I opened the door to my room at the Waterside Inn several weeks ago when I stayed during a Unilocal filled weekend in Port Credit.
As my colleagues before me mentioned, Waterside is a fantastic boutique hotel location with excellent views of Port Credit and the Lake. The units are essentially large condos complete with the works! A full kitchen, Washer/​Dryer Combo, a foyer (ya a hall way in a hotel room), large bathroom, huge bedroom with a comfortable queen bed (which I KO-​d into hard one night) and a walk out balcony!
It’s certainly a dated looking décor in the rooms here (which is less important to me) but the creams, and pastel colour scheme, aged furniture, and appliances (namely the TV), will certainly need a facelift soon if they’d like to keep up with the boutique hotels of Toronto.
On the flip side, I was pleased with hotel staff who were super accommodating and friendly, especially when I needed to get some late night colour copies done. Thanks team!
I’m giving this place the extra star (to 4) because past some Grandma’s house, the space is well located and comfortable. Certainly a great hidden stay-​cation spot in the GTA, and I shall return!

Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold the phone peeps. The Waterside is less like and Inn and more like an apartment bigger than I could afford when I lived in SF. My room had a full kitchen (that even featured a combo washer/​dryer!), a living room, a bedroom, and a balcony.
Sure the TV looked like something that sat in my bedroom in the 90s and the furnishings would have been at home in my grandmother’s house around the same time. Who cares? It was clean, it was spacious, there was free Wi-​Fi, room service, and it all cost me only $ 129 a night. That’s a pretty saweet deal, friends. If you’re ever in need of a place to stay in Port Credit I’d definitely recommend the Waterside Inn.

Last night I slept soundly at the Waterside Inn. The three glasses of sauv blanc I had across the street likely helped knock me out, but the shmooshy mattress on the four post bed surely didn’t hurt my sleepy cause.
The staff here are very sweet, save some overly eager maids. The rooms themselves are massive, essentially short term apartments. Hideously decorated, but really large. You win some, you lose some. If I needed to house myself in Port Credit I would certainly return to the Waterside.
Alas, I have to cap this place at three stars, because I fear they are trying to trick people visiting Toronto to stay in Port Credit, and it’s just too far of a drive. This is significantly farther than their advertised 20 minutes. But if this cute area of the ‘Saug is where you are planning on spending most of your time, this is a great option.
PEPPER POINTS: For every room having a balcony. Fresh air is a refreshing change.
PEPPER POSES: How in the world does a washer and dryer in one work? That machine in the kitchen of this room was cray.

Quite a nice experience this sleep Saturday night here. It might seem dated, but service and plates were up to date. They split a fois gras app for us, and mains were tasty.