Jun Jun Hotel offers free Wi-Fi and parking in downtown Toronto, close to University of Toronto and Royal Ontario Museum. Rated 2.9 from 56 reviews.
Reviews reveal a quiet, affordable lodging option with clean, spacious rooms, though its atmosphere and clientele may not suit all visitors.
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Jun Jun Hotel is a modest downtown lodging option located on College Street, near the historic University of Toronto campus, Queen’s Park, and the well-known Royal Ontario Museum. Its central setting makes it convenient for visitors interested in exploring Toronto’s cultural and academic landmarks, including the nearby Royal Ontario Museum, CN Tower, and Art Gallery of Ontario.
The property offers basic amenities such as free Wi-Fi and parking, with a smoke-free environment, but does not provide complimentary breakfast, a restaurant, pool, or fitness center. Guest reviews indicate the rooms are clean and of a reasonable size, featuring essentials like a small fridge and TV, and the atmosphere tends to be quiet. The owner is often noted as friendly and accommodating.
This hotel is suited for travelers seeking an affordable and practical stay rather than luxury accommodations. It tends to attract guests who need a simple, private room for short-term use, including those in difficult personal situations. Some feedback points out the hotel is not designed for typical tourists expecting hotel-style services and comfort, but rather for individuals needing budget-friendly lodging in the city.
Nearby airport access is available via Toronto Pearson International Airport and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, with travel times by car or transit ranging from around 20 to 70 minutes. The area also hosts a variety of other budget lodgings within a short walk, providing additional options for travelers.
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The owner is very nice the rooms are clean, large in size and accommodating and it's very quiet.
Looks totally doggy from the front and really have no idea how to book a room, was visiting a friend myself. But the rooms were large very clean had small fridge, TV I think and overall very nice. Would recommend trying out if looking for a discount spot. Also it’s in one of the best neighbourhood in T. O
Both my husband and I where home less and didn't have a place to be alone as the shelters are made for couples to fight and not to get along ,so we found this little quaint hotel on college st and we this covid hit we stayed there for 35 day mind you it was a little pricey but at least wr where alone and there was t.v.
I'm giving this place 5 stars, not because it's a 5 star hotel, but because when you compare it to a homeless shelter like Seaton House, this hotel looks a lot better. If you're a normal person, visiting the city, DON'T STAY HERE, this is not the place for you. This hotel is for the homeless, escorts & drug addicts. It's not meant for tourists or anyone who owns or rents a place to live. This is for people who are in dire situations in life & would rather pay a cheap price for a private room & a warm bed, instead of going to a homeless shelter
Room was decent. Prices are affordable and Mr. Jun himself is a very nice man. I would go there again and recommend to my friends
Im currently homeless due to ongoing issues with addictions. That being said this place is just what you need to get a night's rest I'm a warm comfy bed, and a shower in the morning. The owner charged me 60$ a night so I decided to stay for 5. (5x60=250$) deposit was 80$. I figured the cost to be around 330$-350$ bucks however to my surprise he only charged me 300$ and gave me my 80$ deposit back. So it may be somewhat rundown and low quality rooms... But it sure beats a shelter or the streets.
Downtown area with historic U of T campus, stately Queen’s Park & the large Royal Ontario Museum.
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