YYZ Nomads Hostel

Emma Catt 5 months ago

I stayed here for over a week and everything was great. Vicky was super kind and helpful, the shower was amazing, and the room is well designed for a solo traveller. Location is great for getting around Toronto and there are loads of shops and restaurants nearby. I would recommend ear plugs and a sleep mask as the fridge could be quite loud and the blinds don’t block out much light. Also it would be good if there was a lamp/plug by the bed, or a gap so that a cable could reach the plug below.

Santa Jansone 5 months ago

Nice hostel. Very comfy. Being a hostel allows you not to live with others in the same room. Small rooms that allow you to be alone, oriented towards women. I recommend

Cindy E a year ago

The positive reviews are accurate. Great location, nice rooms, very clean, quiet, and Vicky is a great host. I hope to stay again on a future visit!

Mishu Islam a year ago

The best hostel for private room. Rooms comes with upper bunk bed, couch, fridge, sink, hooks for clothes and TV. Each room has it’s own AC and fan that you can control to your liking. The common areas are very clean and a nice patio with lots of seating though the rooms don’t have a window. The only con is there are no elevators to go up so, if you have heavy suitcases, it’ll be hard going up the flight of stairs.

Luca a year ago

This place needs more reviews! It's all private rooms which is great, and costs half the price of a single night in a hotel for TWO nights here (Toronto hotels are expensive!). The beds are MASSIVE, not those tiny single beds. They're loft style, with a little loveseat and a mini fridge underneath. There's a roku TV in the room as well, I spent half of my night watching YouTube until I was finally tired. The communal kitchen space has coffee and a few kinds of tea (with a coffee maker and kettle of course) and there are glasses, mugs, silverware, etc to use. There are lots of little thoughtful things peppered throughout, like charging stations in the rooms and the kitchen, Dixie cups in the bathroom, a clean towel folded on the bed when you come in... speaking of the bathroom, the shower is a separate room from the sink and toilet, that way you aren't stuck having to pee while someone showers. Each room has it's own lock that needs a key card to get in, and the outside door needs one to get in as well, so you feel very secure. When you arrive, you get the lowdown on the area, public transport, etc. There are lots of restaurants nearby. The hostel IS upstairs, so you have to walk up