Guest reviews The Anndore House

by timlV6068XQ Toronto, Canada

Great night at Art Deco-styled hotel

Stayed at the Anndore as Toronto entered stage 3 of COVID-19 restriction-easing. There were no amenities, but the design of the hotel definitely made up for any missing features. Small touches like the early 20th century telephones and brass bathroom and shower taps made our stay very memorable. And the Constantine restaurant upper patio was perfect, with the tree branches and hanging lights creating a cozy ambiance.

by Michelle B Toronto, Canada

Great staycation!

Stayed for 2 nights as a couple - really great experience on our second stay, everyone we dealt with was really nice and helpful. We stayed in a corner king room which was more spacious than the loft room we stayed in on our first stay. Will definitely be back!

by Dameanie Bowen Island, Canada

Nice chic boutique in TDot

A chic boutique hotel located in downtown Toronto. The room got this retro feeling to it. love the little details and how they spend the time to decorate the room with a vinyl player but sadly, the vinyl records are all scratched up so you can't really enjoy it. Overall a decent stay while parking across the street is abit pricey.

by caand2017 Ottawa, Canada

Comfy, well designed rooms with modern/retro theme; attentive, genuine staff; outstanding restaurant

Rooms are beautifully designed. Lots of retro touches in a modern setting. Clean, highly functional, comfy, quiet - on the 4th floor at least. Staff are pleasant, genuine and attentive. Constantine - the hotel restaurant - is fabulous. Wonderful menu, beautifully crafted and prepared, some Ottolenghi influence I think, beautiful restaurant design, nice wine selections, knowledgeable staff, attentive to details. Not your average hotel restaurant - Torontonians take note!

by 175gerryc

The highs and the Lows

It started well - I dropped off my luggage @ 8AM when there was a fire alarm going off. Couldn't figure out where the entrance was right away and the guy hanging out behind the counter in the front portable entrance wasn't about to shake off his boredom to help me out. The man at the check-in (who I later learned was the GM) was flawless in his greetings, taking my bag as well as putting a request for a room higher up to avoid street noise. Came back at 4PM - new guy at the entrance, no greeting and just standing there. Doesn't open the doors, doesn't greet anyone, just there. Go in and the gentleman checking me in was great but who doesn't love a French accent! Get a great room - all seems good. when I come back in from doing errands, and yep, same guy at the front leaning over the counter inside of the vinyl / plastic door while still imitating a sloth. The room upon further inspection was ok - the level of cleanliness was lacking. that stuffed animal was gross - hair and lint on it so got rid of it along with the decorative cushions. the bathroom was not clean. it wasn't dirty but it didn't feel clean. the shampoo and conditioner containers were 1/4 filled. there was someone else's hair on the tiles in the shower. and the hallways / doors leading to my room seemed very tired - could use a solid day of painting and touchups but its starting to show its wear and tear. woke up three times during the night to people on the floor drunk and going to their rooms, the last being at 3:30AM. and of course, checking out, new guy at the front entrance in the vinyl winterized area and totally uninterested in who was coming and going. these guys need to walk a few blocks to the Four Seasons and see how the valet/greeters do it. none of this lazy I'm2Cool attitude. the hotel itself was beautiful on the main floor but warm - had to be at least high 80s when you walked in. all in all it seemed like a great concept and you can see the design sensibilities of the rooms and in the overall space, but the cleanliness, noise will likely keep me away on my next visit.