Delta Chelsea Hotel Toronto

My stay at the Delta Chelsea was a good time to say the least. A large group of friends and I stayed here for a bachelor party. The location was great. The hotel itself was like a city block with four entrance/exits leading to all four streets surrounding the property. The front desk staff was especially helpful, the girl who was working gave some very helpful tips on where to go for a good time. The rooms were your standard rooms nothing too special.They were clean. We stayed on the 19th floor and had a balcony, so thats always cool. We also had no problems with complaints about noise or rowdy behavior, so if thats your M.O you shouldn't have a problem.
Its location is a good base for your Toronto trip. It was in walking distance of shopping, drinking, and whatever else you have in mind and if you did need to take a cab it wasnt ever that expensive. The only thing was that the parking garage was quite small and was like a catacomb under the hotel, the clearence was 5'6 ft, so if you have a large vehicle or are a poor driver the parking garage could prove problematic. All in all the hotel was a good place to stay.

This is one of the "geographically" best placed hotels I've been to. It is right beside the Eaton Centre, restaurants, and transportation around town (a subway station). The hotel itself was not bad either. I found it quite clean, and the staff w...read entire review at TravelPost.com

The Delta Chelsea is a huge (1,500+ rooms) hotel smack dab in the center of downtown Toronto. It's always busy and packed with lots of stuff.
The large lobby has an English look with lots of polished wood and several restaurants and bars. Check i...read entire review at TravelPost.com

The title of this posting practically explains everything I'm about to say about the Delta Chelsea. The hotel wins based on the location of it. Maybe if it wasn't for the fact that it was near the downtown area I would have not selected this las...read entire review at TravelPost.com

This hotel is located at the core of downtown Toronto and close to all amenities. I stayed there when I was visiting friends and relatives in Toronto. The Eaton Shopping Center is just within 5 minutes walking distance, where I can do all my shopp...read entire review at TravelPost.com

This hotel is pretty cheap and while I was there the accomodation I paid wasnt that expensive. This hotel was recommended by my friends and I had a fun time there. Many people told me that this hotel was one of the greatest growing one in Toronto....read entire review at TravelPost.com

When I first arrived in Toronto for school, I couldn't find a place to live and had to stay at the hotel for a few days. Someone at the school recommended this hotel to me since it was fairly close to the school. The price being charged was not ...read entire review at TravelPost.com

We split our stay btwn here and the Royal York and we preferred the RY because of superior location and ambience.

The Delta Chelsea is located about a block north of the Eaton Centre, just off Yonge St, and is said to be Canada largest hotel (...read entire review at TravelPost.com

I stayed here on a business trip last year and was pleasantly surprised. The hotel is an older building and certain areas of it show but you can also tell some areas have been renovated with a new paint job and décor. The room was a decent size ...read entire review at TravelPost.com

I was visiting some relatives in the downtown core and I stayed at the Delta Chelsea and I must say I was definitely happy with this choice. The hotel is located near the downtown core but just far enough away so the streets aren't swamped and ov...read entire review at TravelPost.com

Delta Chelsea is one of my favourite hotels in Toronto. Most of my trips are corperate-sponsored, but once in a while I will pay more from my own pocket for extra comfort. It is close to shopping (Eaton Centre), convenience, transit (subway and co...read entire review at TravelPost.com