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Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel
A stadium hotel offering rooms, suites, and lounge dining overlooking the Rogers Centre baseball diamond.
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84
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Located inside the Rogers Centre, this hotel caters to sports enthusiasts and event attendees looking for direct ballpark views. Visitors consistently praise the comfortable beds, helpful front desk staff, and the lounge breakfast spread. However, common complaints focus on dated room carpets, low shower water pressure, and slow, crowded elevators that frequently stop on every floor. 19183
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What travelers noticed
- Beds earn widespread praise for their comfort, featuring plush king mattresses, comfy pillows, and ultra-soft linen. 3
- The lounge delivers a popular food spread, offering an extensive breakfast alongside evening hors d'oeuvres like cheeses, crackers, chicken, and potatoes. 6169
- Event and front desk staff receive consistent marks for being warm, helpful, and accommodating with guest requests. 3127
- Rooms and suites overlooking the baseball diamond provide a standout vantage point for watching games and stadium events. drawn from the full read
The catch
- Some visitors describe their sleep as remarkably quiet, while light sleepers warn that train noise from the adjacent eight-track railway can be disruptive on lower floors. 181
- Rates can feel reasonable during off-peak dates, but guests note prices become extremely high when baseball games or major concerts take place. 19
Who it's for
- — Baseball fans wanting stadium views
- — Concertgoers attending Rogers Centre events
- — Lounge access users
Skip it if
- — Light sleepers sensitive to nearby railway noise
- — Travelers annoyed by slow, crowded elevators
- — Anyone who dislikes rooms with limited natural light
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“here's the bed no underbed storage comfy pillows this bed's like a little bit hard okay then you've got the tv here”
youtube.com3:14“the location was perfect for being able to see a lot of different things in the city and to walk as much as possible alt…”
youtube.com9:30“But again, you could sit on the couch, you can sit on the chair, you can lie on the bed, you could take a shower in betw…”
youtube.com1:02“So, I went from the small queen bedroom to this twostory loft, bathroom, bedroom combo. Wow, it was fantastic.”
youtube.com1:08“And one of the coolest parts was the amazing view of the playing field where the Toronto Blue Jays get to play.”
youtube.com1:17“walk right in you've got this closet luggage rack iron an ironing board hanging stuff full-length mirror which is very n…”
youtube.com0:55“something i will note is there was always a security person here welcoming guests as well as you know being security so…”
youtube.com7:23“the front desk staff that we interacted with as well as the concierge were very helpful very knowledgeable and very frie…”
youtube.com7:51“our room was very clean it was very comfortable it felt spacious i enjoyed all of the amenities that were in it the only…”
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Score breakdown
How the 84/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
87read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “really nice shower this is a very nice shower sliding glass doors this is very large it's got that drain thing that's like a whole giant square” 12
- “you've got one shower head and then this is like the handheld one option shelves towel rack it's a very nice bathroom and this whole area has got this like tile flooring” 12
Location
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- “I would return to the Marriott Downtown at Toronto CF Eaton Centre because of its location, which really is second to none.” 3
- “the location was perfect for being able to see a lot of different things in the city and to walk as much as possible although if you didn't want to walk it was also easy to not walk to these places” 129:30
Room
83read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Service
88read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Bed & Sleep
86read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “Seriously, part of me wonders why this room type required so many places to sit down. That having been said, the bed was a plush king with ultra-soft linen.” 3
- “The mattress at this property was exceptionally comfortable. It was comparable to the W Seattle, where we held our 2024 Annual Team Meeting, and we all raved about the beds.” 16
Where it is, how to reach it
One Blue Jays Way Rogers Centre
Toronto, Ontario
M5V 1J4 Canada
Details checked 2026-09-06
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Stay value
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Trails its peers
Falls short of what $$ usually buys
Scores 4 points below the mid-range median of 88, across 490 hotels in the same bracket. In Toronto it sits 2 points below the local median of 86.
Price bracket
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Mid-range
- This hotel
- 84
- Bracket median
- 88
- Index median
- 88
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Where travelers agree — and don’t
The topics reviewers split on most. A wide bar means your experience depends on which room you get — or whose opinion you trust.
Bathroom
66
Value
64
Food
59
Room
57
Noise
52
Location
51
Service
11
Bed & Sleep
5
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Bathroom9 mentions
- “The bathroom was likewise enormous and filled with accessibility-positive features in both the bathroom and toilet areas.” 3
- “really nice shower this is a very nice shower sliding glass doors this is very large it's got that drain thing that's like a whole giant square” 12
- “As a "premium" hotel within the Marriott portfolio, I was a bit surprised to see that the bathroom kits were provided in squirt bottles instead of travel-friendly individual units.” 3
- “To the left of the entry way was the bathroom. The bathroom featured a stand up shower and a double vanity. It was pretty spacious for an inner city bathroom.” 1
- “The rooms have big bath tubs. Just wanted to add I really don't like the delta. The wait for the elevators is SO long. Lobby feels a bit casino ish.” 19
- “The bathroom has been renovated recently and is in line with what we come to expect at Marriott Bonvoy hotels. A clean design, twin shower heads, lotion, and hand soap make up the amenities at this mid-range property.” 16
- “you've got one shower head and then this is like the handheld one option shelves towel rack it's a very nice bathroom and this whole area has got this like tile flooring” 12
- “The rooms are dated, showers have low water pressure, the elevators are slow, the lobby is chaotic, and the restaurant on site sucks.” 19
- “The bathroom has a large, modern-looking shower.” 8
Service17 mentions · 2 filmed
- “The front desk workers were lovely at accommodating my requests, and didn't charge me a dime for the paper, ink, or effort.” 3
- “Check-in was the first thing that impressed me about this hotel. I arrived at the hotel at 7:45 AM after landing at Toronto Pearson (YYZ) around 6:30 AM and was elated that the hotel could give me a room that early.” 16
- “The service was professional. I couldn't have asked for competent stay and it was everything a business traveller would have needed.” 1
- “The staff was incredibly friendly and refilled the food often.” 17
- “The staff was amazing and really enhanced our experience with their enthusiasm.” 7
- “This is a fantastic hotel - staff at all levels and functions are top notch.” 7
- “When it became my turn, a friendly host welcomed me to the hotel.” 1
- “The staff was incredibly friendly and refilled the food often. It's one of the best hotels I've stayed at for customer service, performs way above its perceived status for me.” 17
- “Yet, even in its emptiness, the sight was nothing short of breathtaking. You see, I have a soft spot for one-of-a-kind hotel vistas, and this one quickly climbed the ranks of my favorites.” 6
- “At the time of my visit, a minimum spend of $50 CAD was required for each person. This was actually pretty reasonable.” 1
- “I really appreciated the hotel honouring a Marriott Bonvoy Suite Upgrade at check in; something that is becoming rarer and rarer these days.” 1
- “The check-in process was smooth and rapid, which was a pleasant surprise considering I was visiting on a long weekend.” 3
- “If you can get a decent corporate rate (or just use a corp rate code you find online), I would highly recommend the St. Regis. It's modern and clean with excellent amenities and service.” 19
- “something i will note is there was always a security person here welcoming guests as well as you know being security so it was very safe” On camera127:23
- “I stayed there for work and assessed it for a conference we later canceled (we wanted to go with this hotel; event staff were extremely helpful even in providing recommendations for other cities!).” 7
- “The service during the evening and breakfast hours was solid so overall it was a good lounge experience.” 6
- “the front desk staff that we interacted with as well as the concierge were very helpful very knowledgeable and very friendly” On camera127:51
Location31 mentions · 1 filmed
- “I would return to the Marriott Downtown at Toronto CF Eaton Centre because of its location, which really is second to none.” 3
- “the location was perfect for being able to see a lot of different things in the city and to walk as much as possible although if you didn't want to walk it was also easy to not walk to these places” On camera129:30
- “The Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre is a solid hotel close to subway stations and in a good location if you have a full schedule.” 16
- “The location is right on the lake but the Expressway makes it so that you're disconnected from the city.” 19
- “Delta! Probably the best lounge I've ever been in. That's my go to hotel when in Toronto. Great location and awesome rooms” 19
- “Still, the rooms were comfortable, even if the exterior of the hotel suffers from the same Brutalist architecture which mars much of the downtown core.” 3
- “The lobby was under construction at the time so I assume it's over with by now. We felt like the location was great. Being attached-ish to the mall was a perk for when we wanted to get out without going too far.” 17
- “Marriott or Delta next to Rogers is where I stay when going to see a ballgame - lounge/pantry are meh but location very good for that.” 19
- “The lobby is well decorated with lots of natural light, but maybe a little dated. This hotel is centrally located in Toronto, but accessing the subway system is not straightforward.” 16
- “The surrounding area around the hotel is the stadium concourse. In a world of concrete, it has all the personality of a concrete dystopian land.” 1
- “Sheraton City Center is in a great location. If you have Elite benefits, the lounge is an excellent perk, with great evening apps and an excellent breakfast.” 19
- “Sheraton City Center is in a great location.” 19
- “The W is oddly located, but it is alright enough as a place to stay if that's the location you're after.” 19
- “The Residence Inn has some spacious rooms and a decent suite for families, plus it's close to the Entertainment District if you want to see a show.” 17
- “If you're a light sleeper, previous visitors recommend reserving a room on a higher floor overlooking the stadium, as some rooms peering over the nearby railway can usher in disruptive outside noise.” 18
- “I agree I would also look at the Delta. Good location. Great lounge.” 19
- “+1 for Delta. Great location, amazing views and a good lounge. Photo attached.” 19
- “Marriott Downtown at CF center is located behind a major shopping plaza. There is/was a homeless encampment right outside of the entrance. This may bother some people, others might not bat an eye. Breakfast in the lounge was passable.” 19
- “Sheraton City Centre is where I like to stay when travelling with my teen and we need a central location to do things - lounge is great, rooms are standard.” 19
- “+1 for Delta. Great location, amazing views and a good lounge.” 19
- “But, with the direction of the hotel staff - we quickly found a spot under a nearby streetlight just a couple of blocks away, which proved to be a minor hiccup in an otherwise smooth arrival.” 6
- “Very helpful. We stayed at the Westin Harbour Castle in September. It's a great location on the Harbourfront.” 10
- “While the stay was occasionally loud on game night, the property was close to where I needed to be for meetings.” 1
- “In addition to being part of a stadium, the hotel has a commuter and long distance rail network running almost immediately underneath the hotel. In fact, the car unloading area for the hotel happens to be on a concrete bridge over top of the train tracks. It's fair to say that this lessened it's neighbourhood charm somewhat.” 1
- “My personal choice on the top end of a budget would be the Ritz-Carlton. Easy location to get around from, rooms are large and well done, super nice facilities.” 10
- “There are tons of stores, restaurants and attractions within walking distance and it's easy to get around with public transit if you want to go further away.” 17
- “The Fairmont Royal York has been a stalwart of the fancy hotel scene since it was built - and remains in a great location for subway access and general downtown wandering.” 10
- “Similar to being in a stadium district, there isn't much immediately surrounding the hotel in terms of independent restaurants . There is also no liquor stores conveniently located near the hotel; the nearest LCBO outlet was about a 600 m walk away.” 1
- “The great advantage of this positioning is that the Eaton Centre is right above Dundas subway station of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC).” 3
- “As one might anticipate, the Toronto Marriott City Centre finds its home smack dab in the heart of downtown Toronto, conveniently adjacent to the iconic CN Tower.” 6
- “I stayed at the residence inn entertainment district last may and got a shiny upgrade (like, major upgrade) and we were only Gold.” 19
Value6 mentions
- “The Fairmont is always a good choice but could be pricey.” 10
- “Contemplating staying here for the Taylor swift show. The prices are insane but having your room so close is amazing” 2
- “While the Marriott Eaton Centre was a comfortable enough experience, it's a bit older, and the price on it outstrips its utility as a decent full-service hotel.” 3
- “Additionally, I've found the Marriott in the Rogers Centre nicer than most of the other Marriott properties in Toronto. Prices will be reasonable if there isn't a baseball game.” 19
- “Since I was there during the week, and since it's a popular hotel for business meetings, the rate was really high: CA$ 378 per night. So using a certificate for a free night was appropriate here.” 8
- “I decided to stay here for my weekend conference in Toronto because I thought it would provide good value for money-and I was right!” 16
Room28 mentions · 4 filmed
- “The room itself was much larger than I had expected, which is beautiful in a city that is becoming as space-constrained as Toronto.” 3
- “The room was fine and depending on the location of room, there is a little window seat that my son loved sitting on.” 17
- “Stayed there after the season last year and thought the views were great and also got a great complimentary upgrade to a field view jr suite. Just wish they had complete blackout shades.” 9
- “Walking into the room, I was immediately impressed by the amount of space. City hotel rooms are often cramped, but that was not the case here.” 16
- “But again, you could sit on the couch, you can sit on the chair, you can lie on the bed, you could take a shower in between innings. It is an amazing view of the field. And again, depending on what happens, you got a view of the bullpen, you got a view of the field, you got a view of the crowd.” On camera41:02
- “The 1 bedroom suite was a large and spacious suite with a separate living and sleeping area.” 1
- “So, I went from the small queen bedroom to this twostory loft, bathroom, bedroom combo. Wow, it was fantastic.” On camera141:08
- “The only downfall of those rooms is that there's no window, so it was DARK DARK at 7:00AM.” 9
- “2 more replies 2 more replies 1 more reply 1 more reply razor787 • 2y ago It's an amazing room, but sucks that the roof is closed. It's an amazing room, but sucks that the roof is closed. It would be so much nicer with a view of the sky.” 2
- “I stayed there last spring on a renovated floor and the room was quite nice, but some areas of hotel were closed plus construction noise during the day.” 19
- “razor787 • 2y ago It's an amazing room, but sucks that the roof is closed. It's an amazing room, but sucks that the roof is closed. It would be so much nicer with a view of the sky.” 2
- “But even if you have no vested interest in the teams, it's just the coolest thing to look up from your hotel room and see the live MLB action.” 6
- “The Westin has been (or is still being) renovated. I stayed there last spring on a renovated floor and the room was quite nice, but some areas of hotel were closed plus construction noise during the day.” 19
- “My favourite hotel room in Toronto The in-stadium view suites at the Toronto Marriott City Center” 2
- “The rooms at this property are huge, very clean, and three stayed really comfortably in an extra large suite.” 7
- “The room is located on the Concierge level, on the 6th floor, with direct access to the Lounge (which is actually in the corridors of the floor). My room is King style, spacious and modern looking.” 8
- “I've stayed in this place before. While I didn't get a view of the stadium, I got upgraded to this really crazy conference suite that was absolutely massive.” 2
- “Went from regular king room to 1 bedroom bi-level suite with ballpark view. It was amazing. I was giddy beyond belief when I walked in to see this (photos attached).” 9
- “so that is the room and then you've got carpeting in this place it's pretty spacious for a standard room in a city i am very happy with it so far” 12
- “Stayed there after the season last year and thought the views were great and also got a great complimentary upgrade to a field view jr suite.” 9
- “Between the entry way and the living space of the room was the bedroom. The bedroom was in an open walkway between the two spaces. The open space was not ideal for those parents putting young children on the sofa beds as it allowed noise to travel between the two spaces.” 1
- “The bedroom offered a comfortable Marriott bed.” 1
- “The views from the window were lovely, but they didn't feature any landmarks.” 16
- “There was also a series of plush seating areas with stuffed chairs or hardwood tables, but the entire lounge still felt a little bit sterile. Also, and this is a tiny nitpick, the carpet felt outdated by about 15 years apart from the decor of the rest of the hotel.” 3
- “our room was very clean it was very comfortable it felt spacious i enjoyed all of the amenities that were in it the only note is that i could have used a microwave” On camera129:42
- “One standout feature of our room was the generously sized window that you could slide open. Naturally, there's a little caution required, especially if you have items like your phone or binoculars in hand - you wouldn't want them taking an unplanned plunge. Thankfully, the window design includes a handy panel that provides some added security against accidental mishaps.” 6
- “The room's well-thought-out layout also included an abundance of seating options, making it ideal for hosting a small gathering of friends or fellow sports enthusiasts.” 6
- “walk right in you've got this closet luggage rack iron an ironing board hanging stuff full-length mirror which is very nice then these clothes here you got a shelf up there for storage” On camera120:55
Noise5 mentions
- “While the stay was occasionally loud on game night, the property was close to where I needed to be for meetings.” 1
- “Surprisingly, for a hotel located immediately adjacent to an active railway of 8 tracks, it was surprisingly quiet in the hotel room. The sleep was quiet and without noise when there was no event on at Rogers Arena.” 1
- “The Westin has been (or is still being) renovated. I stayed there last spring on a renovated floor and the room was quite nice, but some areas of hotel were closed plus construction noise during the day.” 19
- “I stayed there last spring on a renovated floor and the room was quite nice, but some areas of hotel were closed plus construction noise during the day.” 19
- “The sleep was quiet and without noise when there was no event on at Rogers Arena. However, with a Toronto Blue Jay's Baseball game on during one night of my three night stay, it did get pretty loud on the surrounding concourse.” 1
View4 mentions · 1 filmed
- “I've stayed in that same hotel with a similar view! It's wild and I was there during a game!” 2
- “The living room space offered a stadium type view over the CN Tower Concourse Area. While it qualified as being a city view, it wasn't a particularly green pleasant one.” 1
- “And one of the coolest parts was the amazing view of the playing field where the Toronto Blue Jays get to play.” On camera141:17
- “Delta is closer to tourist attractions and the lounge has the best view in the city.” 17
Bed & Sleep3 mentions · 1 filmed
- “here's the bed no underbed storage comfy pillows this bed's like a little bit hard okay then you've got the tv here” On camera123:14
- “Seriously, part of me wonders why this room type required so many places to sit down. That having been said, the bed was a plush king with ultra-soft linen.” 3
- “The mattress at this property was exceptionally comfortable. It was comparable to the W Seattle, where we held our 2024 Annual Team Meeting, and we all raved about the beds.” 16
Food21 mentions
- “Truly, breakfast is outstanding at this property in the lounge and the views from the lounge can't be beat.” 19
- “The lounge at the hotel blew us away with what they provide. It wasn't large in size but they have one of the BEST offerings of food out of all the lounges I have visited.” 17
- “The hotel was not near any major restaurants. This was actually one of the major dis-advantages of the hotel in that it was about a ten minute walk from the nearest food and beverage.” 1
- “Have you looked at the Delta - it is next to Union station. The lounge views are fantastic. Breakfast is in the restaurant and food is really good.” 19
- “If you have lounge access or get breakfast, the omelettes are the best I've had at a Marriott property.” 17
- “This was the only food offering with no breakfast available in the lounge at the time of my visit. There were some light appetizers in the form of evening snacks, but there wasn't really anything all to exciting here.” 1
- “W - I didn't like my stay at all. There was light sleeping in from under the door and it was just odd. The restaurant was good.” 19
- “Breakfast in the lounge was passable.” 19
- “The options were tasty, and the coffee hot, so I felt like I got decent value from the elite breakfast. However, the normal rate for the buffet was around $32 plus 13% HST and gratuity, and that in my estimation was far too much given the plainness of the fare.” 3
- “Back to what you came here for-the breakfast! As I said, it's extensive. Fresh pastries, cereal, six hot plates, fruit, a table dedicated just to toast, and a made-to-order omelette station make a wonderful way to start the day.” 16
- “The breakfast spread here was wonderful. As a Marriott Platinum Elite member or higher, the staff asks that you help yourself with the extensive breakfast options as part of their Marriott status breakfast benefit and then seat yourself in the Elite Club Lounge to make room for other guests in the restaurant.” 16
- “I went here for my complimentary Titanium Elite breakfast buffet though, and I must say it hit the spot, particularly after an evening of hearty carousing. The buffet had all the classics you'd expect - sausage, eggs, bacon, hash browns, and toast.” 3
- “In terms of the breakfast, they had a pretty standard breakfast set up with eggs, bacon, cereals, fruits, cheeses, some pastries and bread along with other standard items. I'd put it a little ahead of something you would get at a Hampton Inn. A solid breakfast but not a stand-out one.” 6
- “The Delta is also a fine choice -- their lounge is also has an excellent breakfast and great apps in the evening, rooms are spacious, and it's connected to the PATH (tunnels and walkways) so you can stay indoors with your luggage after arriving at Union Station.” 19
- “The hotel's restaurant, Trios Bistro, was located right across from the M Club, and was likewise adequate for the purposes of nourishment.” 3
- “Breakfast is in the restaurant and food is really good.” 19
- “I fully expected room service to take a long time but they delivered our food within about 20 minutes.” 6
- “The rooms are dated, showers have low water pressure, the elevators are slow, the lobby is chaotic, and the restaurant on site sucks.” 19
- “Security was super tight and nobody could get into the hotel unless they had reservations at the hotel or restaurant.” 7
- “If you have lounge access- The lounge at the hotel blew us away with what they provide. It wasn't large in size but they have one of the BEST offerings of food out of all the lounges I have visited.” 17
- “At night their food was enough for a meal. They offered 5-6 different hot items each night.” 17
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- 17Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centrereddit.comForum thread2026-05-13Current16 quotes used
“The room was fine and depending on the location of room, there is a little window seat that my son loved sitting on.”
Read originalreddit.com - 19Toronto in May, which hotel to stay? : r/marriottreddit.comForum thread2026-02-11Current49 quotes used
“The rooms are dated, showers have low water pressure, the elevators are slow, the lobby is chaotic, and the restaurant on site sucks.”
Read originalreddit.com - 9r/marriott - Toronto Downtown City Center - Rogers Centerreddit.comForum thread2025-09-24Recent5 quotes used
“Stayed there after the season last year and thought the views were great and also got a great complimentary upgrade to a field view jr suite. Just wish they had complete blackout shades.”
Read originalreddit.com - 7Marriott City Centre Torontoreddit.comForum thread2024-11-18Ageing5 quotes used
“The staff was amazing and really enhanced our experience with their enthusiasm.”
Read originalreddit.com - 2My favourite hotel room in Toronto : r/marriottreddit.comForum thread2024-07-20Ageing12 quotes used
“I've stayed in that same hotel with a similar view! It's wild and I was there during a game!”
Read originalreddit.com - 16Review: Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centrefrugalflyer.caReview site2024-06-12Ageing11 quotes used
“Check-in was the first thing that impressed me about this hotel. I arrived at the hotel at 7:45 AM after landing at Toronto Pearson (YYZ) around 6:30 AM and was elated that the hotel could give me a room that early.”
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