Pretty sketchy. Apartment residents in the same building were screaming at each other. Poor lobby signage.

Room had the essentials and clean. Kitchen area in room had fridge, 2 burner stove, sink, microwave, kettle, and dishes and cooking pan. Staff was friendly. Very close to hospital which was the reason for our stay. Had parking for a minimal fee. Lots of cameras on the property. Draw back there are a number of homeless hanging around. A number of the rooms are being used for government housing.

The staff was very helpful and attentive. The room was clean and we loved having the ability to have our meals in our room because of the little kitchinette. The proximity to TWH was the main reason for our stay but we were impressed with how easy it would be to travel by streetcar to the Skydome, CN Tower and other main attractions in downtown Toronto.

The room was good. Handy kitchenette. Clean. Good location. Guests should understand that 5 of the 6 floors are rented by the city to accommodate homeless women. Not a problem for me but some of the homeless people were loitering in the first floor area, which is itself a bit shabby. The arrangement produces a vibe that some may not be comfortable with. 6th floor is more of a standard hotel.

Giving this a one star rating even though I didn’t stay because the deposit is ridiculously high as compared to the other hotels and you’ll only know it once you have provided them your valid ID’s snd credit card’s info. This feels like hiding an important information when booking. You may get my $80 but that’s all you can!

Close to hospital where I had an appointment at. Stayed at the Alexandra about 10 times in the last 2 years. Never had a problem. It’s nice to have a kitchenette in room allowing to make something to eat should you desire or even just a cup of tea or instant coffee. There is a grocery store about 2 blocks away to get supplies.

Great location, the staff was super nice. The rooms have been updated and were very clean as well. There are some interesting characters in the neighbourhood, but the price and location were well worth it for our visit.

It was alright, not the best I stay in

The staff were very friendly and the location is awesome.

Staff were courteous, parking was easy. Our floor was quiet. This is definitely a case of, “you get what you pay for”. Very run down overall, but clean in appearance. Bed was comfortable. Room was scorching hot even with the heat turned off. Bathroom door didn’t close, which was funny if anything. The location worked for the purposes of my trip, but overall not somewhere I would stay for a cozy, relaxing time.

Convenient location

The room was very simple and clean. The front staff were both very friendly. There were lots of cameras set up front to ease the worry of the people hanging around outside at all times of day. The surrounding area downtown was easily assessable. Lots of fun stuff to do near by. We were in the city for a concert so this was a good place to stay as everything was close.

The staff were super nice and friendly.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was clean.

This place is a homeless shelter. Do not book here. This place should not be available on Expedia. Very dangerous. We pulled into the parking lot and at least 10 drug addicts in parking lot going in and out of the Alexandra hotel.

Shady place with shady people. Not a hotel.

The hotel itself was great but there were a lot of scary people that sat outside in groups and smoked. Some of them tried to talk to us but we just walked away.

Lots of options for shopping as this is what the app is asking for. It's located in part of the old school Toronto scene. Might not be the best location for elderly people as the location is close to a certain aspect of society that sometimes asks for money. The staff is awesome there's nothing to really worry about as I've found this portion of downtown Toronto very sociable.

This place is a Shelter not a Hotel. An actual operating shelter. We could smell cigarettes smoking in the room. Someone was yelling in the hallway very early in the morning. You can feel the springs in the mattress of the bed. Homeless people were camped at the front door talking about robbing someone. You need to press a buzzer to get in the main office to check in. I feel it is falsely advertised. I didn’t realize it was an operating shelter till I had checked in. I tried to get a refund on my room booking but couldn’t get any money back for the first night. I don’t recommend to anyone.

A little tired . No elevator to second floor room . We were moved to first floor room . We had out door plot with two mismatched chairs . The gate to that area was broken .