Hotels in de buurt van Josh Tiessen Studio Gallery (Open by Appointment, Tuesday to Saturday) in Stoney Creek

This hotel is just over a year old and still looked and smelled new. We chose it because of an indoor pool and the later than usual check out time of 12:00 pm. There was a single front desk attendant and a long line formed at check-in time. Unfortunately, the pool was out of order for our stay. We were told that we could use the one at a sister hotel that was a ”short walk away”- totally missing the point of an on site pool. The 11th floor, corner room had lovely views and was clean and fresh. Lighting was poor for reading on the sofa. The breakfast space was large and lovely and had a variety of seating including booths, tables and a bar type overlooking a street view. However, food quality and selection was poor compared to other ”breakfast included” places I've stayed. The bacon and scrambled egg containers were allowed to be empty. Scrambled eggs were yellow but otherwise did not taste or resemble real scrambled eggs. The bacon was undercooked. Everything you use is garbage-plates, cutlery, cups. How out of touch is this, especially for a new facility and one that promotes ”green” practices in the room. The knives were so flimsy you could barely spread butter. Is it really too much to provide real tableware? Parking is underground and is spacious and well lit. The $15/night cost is only revealed by drilling down on website amenities. All in all, this stay was only memorable for its disappointments.

The hotel is conveniently located next to the high-speed service area in Burlington. I also stayed at this hotel last year and it feels good. Breakfast is a typical Western breakfast. I like it. There are fruits, yoghurt, various breads, ham, scrambled eggs, baked potatoes. You can make waffles yourself, as well as milk, orange juice, coffee, tea, etc. The rooms are clean and the bathroom is a fixed shower head, which is quiet at night. It is a good choice for self-driving travel.

I just stay at this hotel and I am impressed about everything. Very fast check in/out, very clean rooms with everything you need ( minifridge, kcups coffee maker, big tv), everything looks new and no bad odors like in many other hotels. Close to QEW Hgwy is worth to stay here.

With a stay at The Laundry Rooms Augusta Hamilton, you'll be centrally located in Hamilton, within a 15-minute drive of Lake Ontario and McMaster University. This aparthotel is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Whitehern Historic House & Garden National Historic Site and 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Canadian Football Hall of Fame and Museum.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and an elevator. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 40 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. Your pillowtop bed comes with Egyptian cotton sheets. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, while 55-inch Smart televisions with digital programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include desks and separate sitting areas, and housekeeping is provided on request.

With a stay at this aparthotel in Hamilton, you'll be near the airport, just steps from Mohawk College and a 5-minute drive from Art Gallery of Hamilton. This family-friendly aparthotel is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Hamilton Convention Centre and 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from FirstOntario Centre.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, an arcade/game room, and a vending machine.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, laundry facilities, and ATM/banking services. This aparthotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this apartment, featuring a kitchenette with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer and a microwave. Conveniences include a desk, and housekeeping is provided weekly.

It was a lovely experience. The room was amazing, clean, spacious and the amenities were great!!

I thought this place was a little pricey for what it was -- i.e. standard Comfort Inn fare, lodged between two highways, etc. The pool on the main floor looked nice and above and beyond what one would expect from this kind of place, but I couldn't use it because, well, Covid. My room was also a non-smoking room, but unfortunately there was a major stoner staying somewhere around me and the smell kept wafting into my room, including in the middle of the night. No robe either, but, come to think of it, the TV was really nice. Often when I arrive at temporary lodgings or else am transitioning into the evening part of the day, I enjoy watching a little CNN. My viewing experience this time around was excellent -- easy-to-use remote control, Chris Cuomo's head was very detailed and lifelike, etc. All around a mixed bag, just like life.

Staying here for Hamilton Intl airport (YHM) low fares. The soundproofing is amazing! I didn’t notice next door’s rambunctious kids until I opened my door to walk to the elevator. Complimentary all-day tea and coffee (both decaffeinated and otherwise) Free continental brekky 7-9am. The rooms are huge. Full kitchen. Strong AC. 2 restaurants and a Dominos pizza next door. Kids Trampoline warehouse on one side, a respectable mall on the other. Hotel is right off the highway. Ami at the front desk was kind, flawless and helpful. Along with me, she was taking care of a guest’s unusual request AND helping an elderly Chinese tourist with her wifi. Check in is 3pm. Checkout is 11am. Front desk recognizes Bonvoy status :) All in all, one of the best in Canada if not the world.

Another trusty stay at the local Hilton. This time I was here to use my coins and have a convenient place from which to launch two separate expeditions: first, to the Lit Live Reading Series at the Art Gallery of Hamilton; and, second, to my favourite local bar on James Street North. While I enjoyed some of the literary stylings at the first event, things were ultimately disrupted by an untoward event (the second of the past three months, if memory serves). Things took a similarly negative turn at the second establishment of the evening, although I suppose that was further inside the realm of the expected. At any rate, I survived, and the Hilton was there form me at the end of a hard day once again. There was also a heaping complimentary breakfast in the morning, which helped me transition back into a daily routine of (somewhat) respectable adult living. All of this was very much appreciated! (Although, in spite of the suite-lack amenities and fantastic showering experience[s], there was still [predictably!] no robe with which to complete my relapse into comparative luxury.)

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