Travelodge Richmond Hill in Richmond Hill

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  Joanne Brenton

  :: 16 April 2018 22:22:42

  Friendly, helpful staff, conveniently located, loads of free parking, comfortable beds, gleaming hardwood floors and a free breakfast. So the furniture didn't match, and the cleaning could have been a bit better. If you want a 5 star hotel, go elsewhere and PAY for it. There's a police station directly across the street, and a medical emergency clinic with pharmacy and grocery store on the neighboring block. Fabulous value for your money...

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  MARIAN PONCE DE LEON

  :: 09 April 2018 14:25:17

  I used to come to this hotel long time ago and I see a lot of changes. I don't see sketchy and scary looking guest anymore. I guess the owner clean up the place pretty good. Bed is comfortable, must try their waffle.

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  Chelsea Cheung

  :: 08 April 2018 20:45:04

  The hotel is a little outdated but they're doing renovations at the moment (hard wood floors). The staff were extremely accommodating and friendly, and were kind in explaining the renovations and what was going on at the hotel. Would definitely go back!

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  Sarah Schnur

  :: 08 March 2018 18:39:26

  Used to staying in budget motels but would not stay here again. Bad location. Took 45 minutes to check in because of a computer update issue, staff was unsympathetic. Room not clean - hairs on the night table and around the bathroom sink, and toilet seat was up. Room did not appear to have been cleaned since last resident. Heater was broken. No smoke detector in the room, which is illegal. Sign posted outside hotel absolves itself of responsibility for vehicle damage/theft, suggesting this may have happened in the past.

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  Kien Hoang

  :: 09 November 2017 16:26:28

  It's an alright hotel. I rate places I visit in a fair and respectful manner. Assuming that this a budget accommodation, my hopes were not that high. The place is clean. The beds are fantastic and soft. My biggest concern here is the safety. You will notice on many (if not all) doors have a 1.5 inch gap at the ground, making it enough for someone to peek under. The photos attached are what the doors look like and what i had to do to prevent peeping toms.