Delta Toronto

Loved This Hotel
Great views, excellent location, adjacent to the PATH, Union Station, and the UPexpress, clean and modern, and big rooms.
If that’s not enough, their staff kicks a$# and the their concierge staff was super friendly and helpful.

fantastic Hotel in the heart of Toronto. So many things to do in a walking distance makes this an ideal location to stay. The hotel was very clean, the room was simple yet modern and we were upgraded to a room with a view for no extra charge. The room was very spacious and the bed was very comfortable. Everyone on staff was extremely polite and attentive. I will be staying here again !

Coffee Shop
The new Delta is a great location for the business traveller as it’s minutes from everything and it’s spanky shiny new
I have arranged several business breakfasts at this spot and they do a wonderful job and pricing is a bit high but the return on your investment is cool modern décor, free newspaper and fast and a tasty menu
Made to order omelettes, eggs Benny 3 ways and corned beef hash is right on
The buffet is expansive for those that eat one meal a day so come hungry and bring Tupperware too
Hotel guests have a big high five for the great customer experience during a stay

Phenomenal hotel. Great location, great price. Very functional and clean room. Customer service was outstanding, from valet to check in to the concierge. Highly recommend to anyone visiting.

I traveled here on my honeymoon and it was amazing! There is a train that will shuttle you straight to Toronto Pearson Int. and you are within a 3 minute walk of the Rogers center, CN Tower, Steam Whistle brewery, the lake, and Ripley’s Aquarium. They offered a free upgrade so our room had a view of both the city and the lake. The in hotel restaurant had excellent food, not too over priced and nearby restaurants were also fantastic! Hotel service was amazing with currency exchange at the desk and excellent knowledge of the city able to give excellent directions to most all Toronto attractions. I highly recommend it and if ever back in Toronto the Delta will be my first choice!

I spent the night here with my boyfriend in December, after picking him up from the airport late at night. It was meant to be a surprise for him, so I had already gone in and set up the room prior to picking him up. Well, I couldn’t wait for him to get there for several reasons, but one included the view he was about to see! I was blown away myself when I first walked into the room. We were on the 42^nd floor in a corner room with an amazing view of the CN Tower, The Steam Whistle Brewery, Lake Ontario, and the city itself all around us. The huge windows in the room made these views all the more enjoyable!
Everything was clean, modern and comfortable. We had a super comfy king-​sized bed that was pretty difficult to leave in the morning.
The cherry on top was the staff! Everyone I talked to was so friendly, happy and helpful. Check-​in was a breeze; we ordered room service late at night (around 3:00am) and it came hot and fresh in what felt like no time! I mean, it was just chicken wings and a poutine, but it was delicious, and the presentation very nice!
When I first checked in and was waiting in the room for my boyfriend’s flight to arrive and to go pick him up, I was delivered an ice bucket filled with 4 Steam Whistle beers — which was a super appreciated gesture! Maybe they do this for all their guests, but I sure felt special!
Overall, we had a wonderful time and a great stay. I would stay here again, absolutely; but only if I could find the same deal I did through Expedia. I’m not one to pay upwards of $ 300 on just a room for the night. I found it on Expedia for half price, so it’s worth checking out, because otherwise, I would never have afforded myself the opportunity of staying at such a nice hotel!
One more quick recommendation is to make SURE you don’t get a room on the east side of the building. Walking through the hotel halls, there are windows on each floor, and when I went to check out the view on that side, it was simply an abandoned sky scraper so close you couldn’t see any views around it. I would have been so disappointed had that been my view.

Best hotel I’ve stayed at in Toronto. Still smells new after a year! Clean and beautiful with a warm, welcoming staff.
Char No. 5 whisky bar and SOCO are both great, and the room service staff and food can’t be beat. We had access to the Club Lounge on the 49^th floor. What a view! Always look forward to our stays at The Delta. Doubt we’ll go anywhere else when we’re downtown.

I have stayed at the Delta Toronto multiple times, and have always enjoyed my stay. I visited the hotel when it first opened in November 2014. I must admit, when it first opened, there were some glitches, such as paint chips, tv-​ipad wifi connection failed to work in my room, steam room paint peeling off. However, I visited the hotel again several months after, and all those problems had been fixed. It is evident that they strive to be better, if not the best, in terms of its facility.
In November 2015, I visited the hotel for my mother’s 60^th birthday. I called the hotel several hours prior to my arrival, and communicated with the concierge member, David Lall, in organizing my stay. My request for a room with two queen beds was quickly fulfilled, despite having to book a king bed room on Priceline. I also informed David that it was my mother’s birthday, and that I would love to give her a «surprise». After asking for dietary restrictions, and allergies, David simply told me he would «take care of it». The outcome was AMAZING. The room was decorated with a bouquet of helium balloons that said «happy 60^th birthday». There was a platter of biscuit and cheese, with a slate of dessert items. Furthermore, there was a card, signed by what seems like the entire staff working that day, with a touching quote, wishing my mother a wonderful birthday. Needless to say, David Lall, and the Delta Toronto team, went above and beyond, and at such short notice.
Now, for the hotel!
Location:
This hotel is in a prime location in Toronto. It is close to the Rogers Center, CN Towel, Ripley’s Aquarium, Air Canada Center, and the Metro Convention Center. It is connected to the Skywalk, as well as the PATH, at which you could travel all the way to Yorkville underground! There are several great restaurants in the area, including E11even, Mercatto Tavera, Real Sports Bar, etc., as well as it’s own hotel restaurant SOCO, that serves amazing food!
Service:
The service at this hotel is ¹⁰⁄₁₀ every time. From the doorman, to Guest Services, concierge, and cleaning staff, every person I have ever encountered have been friendly, kind, and completely genuine in their approach to helping you, and making your day THAT much better. For example, while I was waiting in a long line to check-​in, someone came, offered me a bottle of water, apologized for the wait, and ensured me that he would go find another staff to help everyone in a timely manner. Within minutes, another staff appeared at the desk, and service was provided promptly.
Facilities:
The hotel has great facilities, with multiple conference rooms named after different areas in Toronto, great décor, with walls filled with Canadian paintings, and abstract pieces made out of hockey sticks, and pucks. What I look forward to the most is the pool and hot tub area, where all walls are floor-​to-​ceiling glass, looking at the skyline of Toronto. There is also a steam room (no sauna), and the recreational area is always clean, tidy, and stocked with clean towels. Every time I have been there, I see a cleaning staff mopping every 30 minutes, or so, but does not get in the way of our enjoyment. There is also a outdoor patio area, with chairs and patio furniture that allow you to sun tan, and socialize, while enjoying the view of the CN Tower, and Rogers Centre.
Room:
Each room is equipped with it’s own free, password protected WiFi. The Smart menu on the TV allows for you to connect your portable devices through the WiFi, or through it’s smart bar equipped with wired plugs for various devices. The bathroom consists of a glass shower, marbled countertops, and wooden shelves, and some rooms even have a standing circular tub, and heating near the floor. The bed is extremely comfortable, and the pillows are the perfect firmness that allow you to melt into your bed. There is definitely a modern feel to the room, whether that be the technological advances, the cool cozy ambience, or their initiative to be green, and environmentally friendly.
Needless to say, I highly recommend this hotel, whether you are coming from a far, or coming downtown for a staycation. I guarantee you an amazing stay! Much praise, and thanks to David Lall, the concierge member that helped me. If you are lucky enough to cross path with David, you will have one of the best service experience you will ever have!

I wish I could rate this hotel 6 stars. I booked a reservation for my parents who were celebrating their 30^th wedding anniversary and ironically got married at a Delta hotel. Concerige David and Genevieve went above and beyond in ensuring my parents had a wonderful time– not one detail was missed. The photos of the room were spectacular– clean, modern and fabulous views. They made my parents feel incredibly special. The hotel was beautiful, but it was the exceptional service that made the stay that much more memorable.
Thank You Genevieve and David, and thank you Delta Hotels for treating the most important people in my life like royalty.

I stayed at the Delta Toronto for two nights in October 2015, as I wanted to have a picturesque place to get ready on my wedding day. The fact it was steps away from my wedding venue was just a huge bonus. And since staying at the Delta two weeks ago, even though I am a Toronto resident (and don’t live THAT far from downtown), I keep trying to find excuses to stay at here again.
First of all, this hotel is gorgeous. The design is spot-​on, with many unique pieces of art displayed flawlessly throughout to create an elegant but modern atmosphere. I stayed in a corner room with a king bed and a lake view, and I could have happily spent the entire stay in the bathroom. Beyond boasting one of the most incredible views of the lake and our iconic tower, the floor to ceiling windows offered so much natural light during the day. Plus, the giant soaker tub was incredible. Not a bath person? No worries, because this room has a giant walk-​in shower.
The rest of the room was quite sizeable, especially for downtown Toronto, with comfortable king bed, a seating area, and a desk with every type of TV input imaginable built right in. The closet came equipped with plenty of hangers, a robe, an iron, and (a must-​have for me at hotels) a safe. At one point, I had my maid of honour, my bridesmaid, my mother, my makeup artist, my hairdresser, my photographer and a good friend all hanging out in the room with me, and it still didn’t feel too crowded or uncomfortable.
Noise-​wise, the rooms weren’t the most soundproof I’ve ever been in. I stayed on a Friday and Saturday night, with Friday being quite loud as excited guests returned to their rooms after a stimulating evening of living it up in this beautiful city.
The staff are all incredibly friendly and bend over backwards to make your stay as good as it can possible be. From the employees at the cab station, to the check-​in staff, to the security detail, everyone went above and beyond to make our stay very pleasant. Even when we showed up and asked to take some wedding shots at the hotel, they were incredibly accommodating, assigning us our very own employee to let us into some normally off-​limit areas to get some incredible and otherwise unavailable shots.
This place has a huge gym (I always check-​in to hotels with the best of intentions of going to the gym and never do), and a decent-​sized pool with an accompanying hot tub and coed sauna.
This Delta has endeared me to the Delta brand (I’ve been checking out their hotels first when I have to make bookings in other cities), and even as a Torontonian, I will definitely manufacture a reason to visit this particular Delta again.

This is a nice Hotel. Staff were very friendly and efficient upon Check In. Clean rooms. Nice Beds. No problem getting upgraded with my Delta Privilege points to.

Great hotel. Close to everything. Stayed for the Jays ALDS games. Clean room. Nice décor. Comfy bed. No fridge in room. Only con I can think of. Great security. Only guests with room keys can operate elevator. Valet parking was well worth the extra $ 12. Even after check out the hotel kept our bags and vehicle until we were ready to leave the city. Will definitely stay again.

Gorgeous hotel. Fantastic staff. Spacious room. I would recommend a lakeview room if you want to splurge a bit but the city view is quite nice too, great ambiance at night. Though I didn’t partake, the room service prices seemed quite reasonable for a rather upscale hotel. Free wifi option is fairly slow.

It’s a very clean, new hotel at a very good location. Most impressively, it has amazing customer service. We were welcomed with a plate of chocolates and a personal hand written letter from the front desk staff!

I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough! I stayed for ten days recently to celebrate a wedding anniversary and the Delta was perfect in every single way! Before we arrived, my partner had been in touch with the hotel and we were upgraded on arrival to a magnificent corner room with views over the city, CN Tower, Rogers Centre and the Toronto Islands. The rooms themselves are a reason to choose the Delta alone. Modern, stylish and filled with all the mod-​cons a traveller needs in this day and age. The basic (and free) wifi is fast enough for anyone wanting to browse social media sites.
However, it is the staff who are the Delta’s greatest asset. Nothing is too much trouble for them — from the greeters outside, to porters, to reception staff, to concierge staff. Everyone we met were exceptionally friendly and incredibly helpful. They are knowledgeable about their city and make good recommendations, call taxis, etc. David, in particular, treated us like VIPs! We returned to the room several times to lovely surprises to help celebrate our special day. This hotel is the very best I have stayed at and I am missing my glorious view already! Stay at other hotels in Toronto at your peril!

I’m a day into my stay here at the delta Toronto and its been a positive experience so far. Check in for me was seamless. I do have an issue that they charged my credit card $ 100 for incidentals during check in then see they charged another $ 100 today. Although it’s a temporary authorization I would much rather they let me know up front how they charge for incidentals.
This hotel is very modern and in the middle of downtown Toronto. It is literally in the middle of the Rogers Centre and the Air Canada Centre.
Our room is situated on the 38^th floor and its a nice room with a view of the city’s north side. I haven’t yet tried the food at their in house restaurant soco but I suppose I’ll try it later on after they complete their carabana festivities downstairs. I have to agree with the couple of folks that pointed out that basic/​free internet sucks. They cap it at about 2 Meg’s so you can do just enough. It kept dropping the wifi on my surface pro which was a little annoying when you’re working on tasks that need a constant and reliable connection. I think they should charge a flat rate for the premium Internet instead of every 24 hours. One could drop a pretty penny if they need faster internet for more than a couple of days.
Their smartdesk is actually one of the best features in the room to me. For the most part, any device you bring to this hotel they have a connection for. You are also able to mirror these devices on the rooms television which is a major plus if you wanted to stream a movie from your device.
Finally, the bathroom was quite nice. Typical fair, but as a hater of wallpaper they made it work really well. I would more than likely visit here again when I make another trip back up to our northern neighbors.

Very nice hotel right in downtown Toronto. Within walking distance of restaurants and sightseeing. Rooms were spacious and clean.
I didn’t use it but there was also a pool here. Bar and restaurant in the lobby as well. The restaurant had outdoor seating as well.
Very pleasant and helpful staff.
Big TV’s in the room with a station for connecting other devices. Plenty of other outlets and the were conveniently located too. Great design.
Bathrooms were spacious as well. Bathrobe as well which is always nice. The head of the bed also had small reading lamps on both sides which was also a nice touch.

I have yet to stay in the hotel, but came here to use the facilities prior to the St. Patrick’s Day 5k run at Steam Whistle.
I normally would go to the Metro Convention Centre, but their doors on Bremner were closed and I did not want to wait in line at Steam Whistle or use the port-​o-​potties, so I did a quick run over to Delta and long and behold, I walked into a fabulous modern lobby which was breathtaking with their high ceilings, track lighting, mini pot lights and clean spotless floors.
The host at SoCo Kitchen directed me to the ladies room and it was marvelous. Clean, spacious and nice fixtures making my pre-​run trip to the ladies a good experience. No line-​ups and smelly port-​o-​potties for me!

I recently stayed here for my birthday. The hotel is beautifully decorated and I love all the finishing touches our room had to offer (I.e. Charging docks, complimentary slippers, coat hooks, etc.) we had a beautiful view of the city at night and lots of natural light in the morning from our floor to ceiling window. Having a bad experience with the cleanliness of another hotel a few months back I was extremely impressed with how clean our suite was especially the bathroom. I love hotels with nice bathroom because I take long showers and this stand up shower did not disappoint. Check in and check out went smooth and quickly, all the staff we interacted with were pleasant.
So why not 5 stars? When we checked in valet was full so we had to park ourselves. This was not a problem until the front desk told us Everytime we leave we have to pay for parking again. Considering we just parked I was not willing to pay another 30 to park again. Which was a disappointment because it was my birthday weekend and a winter storm and we didn’t want to walk anywhere. This led us to order room service. Huge disappointment. Worse room service I’ve probably ever ordered. We ordered hot wings, whiskey BBQ wings, fries and poutine. For roughly 50 dollars we should have just taxied somewhere and went to bed satisfied. The fries were skinny, soggy and my poutine had an off putting gravy. The wings were soggy as well and not memorable.
Nice hotel but I’ll skip the food next time.

Toronto has it’s fair share of luxury hotels cropping up and Delta’s the latest player to join the fancy hotel game. Entering the Delta everything feels so fresh and so clean (clean). The foyer is dizzyingly modern, dope hip-​hop and house music is piped through the speakers and there’s hella amounts of space for entertaining and meetings on the stunningly mammoth 2^nd and 3^rd floor areas.
If imitation is a form of flattery then the Delta is certainly trying its best to compliment a Hotel Germain style experience especially with the tricked out stunning bathrooms (the Deluxe King corner Lakeview for example boasts one of the sexiest bathroom views, especially if you like to get your exhibitionistic bath time groove on ;) but similarities aside the service and quality pales in comparison to Hotel Germain.
I’m not saying Delta’s service was bad, by no means of course every single staff member was demonstratively polite and the rooms are spic ‘n’ span and the food from the «SoCo» was well, just so-​so and pretty basic if not overpriced… it’s just that everything here was much more akin to a basic big box hotel stay vs a signature refined boutique hotel experience. Sure the rooms are sexy, but they’re smallish, the bed while nice and clean had sheets well under 300 thread count and a thin duvet with a non pillow top mattress. To top that off hearing screaming kids running through the corridors at 8am definitely sobers you up after a night of sensual zenlike bathtime.
What I’m trying to say is that the Delta is more of a family style accommodations multiplex, that’s trying to pass itself off as slick urbane boutique hotel, the gleaming façade makes it seem like a 4 and a half star, but at it’s core, the Delta is a 3.5 from me.
Some more info about the Delta
There are two options for wifi, either free or paid for $ 14.95 which is a bummer since the free wifi is pretty useless for streaming
Most rooms feature a «SmartDesk» which features power cords compatible with most devices and even an HDMI cable but, womp womp it’s not compatible for streaming Netflix onto the TV *mega sadface*
The website lists a mini fridge as an amenity included in the deluxe rooms but neither rooms I stayed featured any fridge at all
If you want to access the Delta using the PATH from Union station I highly suggest using the route via the A.C.C that connects through the new PWC South Core Financial complex, forget about using the Skywalk via Rogers center finding the Delta Hotel entryway was a clusterfuck as there were no signs not to mention it’s easy to get lost within the clusterfuckery trifecta of the Rogers Centre, The Ripleys Aquarium and the CN Tower, I think I mistakingly ended up in a maintenance elevator somewhere trying to find it =(
Okay enough with the whining, what about the goodstuff you say? I will say the Delta is probably the most stylish hotel Toronto has to offer for a great value, for the amount of amenities and the gorgeous bathrooms and the convenience of location you can’t beat the Delta’s pricepoints and you could easily expect to pay double at Trump, Four Seasons, The Ritz or Shangri La. Another plus is that the Delta allows furbabies (aka pets) under 50lbs to stay for a fee of $ 35 which is very reasonable.
In closing, if it’s for work, family getaway or a value friendly indulgent staycay the Delta is a pretty terrific accommodation choice in a beautifully sleek package.