Top Hotels Near The Riverwood Conservancy in Toronto from AU$177

"Practical as my mother lives in Parkland on the Glen. Avoid staying on the side where they hold weddings. It gets noisy at night!"

"The host, Anar, was second to none in hosting. His communication was prompt and thorough. The unit, on the basement level of his family home, had a private entrance and was very comfortable throughout. The location was in a quiet neighborhood. I would stay here again on a visit to the Toronto area. Thank you!!"

"Nice place to be"

"Our overall stay at the VRBO property was pleasant, and we appreciated the comfort and amenities provided. However, there was an inconvenience regarding the driveway situation. The host repeatedly knocked on the door during our prayer times to address the issue, which disrupted our peace and privacy. While we understand the concern, better communication or timing would have made the experience smoother. Despite this, the property itself was enjoyable and met our needs."

"Transportation Quiet place"

"Everyone enjoyed their stay in the accommodation. My family came from the warm country of Philippines. Keeping the place warm all the time, made it more homely for all of us. Thank you....."

"It was very frustrating to get in touch with the property manager on a few occasions. I would call/text her cell phone and it would take 2-3 days to hear back from her. My mother would intervene and contact her through the ap. The dish washer was broke down and we had to clean up the mess on 2 different occasion of water all over the floor...it was replaced 4 days after the flood. She did supply paper plated and cups upon request. Coffee maker did not work properly either. It would take over 10 minutes to brew one cup...and then wouldn't work. We ended up getting take out it was so frustrating, and also very expensive. The house was not very clean in my opinion...For what you charge I would expect more. I was hoping that we would be able to book this again for next year...but it was very disappointing. On the arrival day the 'tenant' who is the property managers son, monopolized the chairs outside in the gazebo area with he and his 3 friends. We asked if there were more chairs, he no. It was the only day we could actually sit together out doors before we began the CNE the following day. He also had a cat and dog that were in the back yard the majority of the day. It was hot some days and he was not on the property. My family is not afraid of animals, but I am surprised they were in the common space for long periods of time every day though. We also gave water to the dog that should have never been left outside on a very hot day. Dougal "