someMidTowner
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gregv
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ok!
I saw it on HouseSigma.
HouseSigma probably scraped it from MLS.
No MLS link available as unit is sold.
Not sure if HouseSigma requires login:
khabah
New Member
Just to add some W-related activity to this forum:
It seems that W has had a few cracks to get into the Toronto market: the former Holiday Inn conversion, the new-build on Temperance street, renderings of a W in an identical structure to what will become the Nobu, and now this, a W on the site of what became the new Four Seasons. Apparently these renderings are from 2004, and aside from the unimaginative design for the building, one can clearly see the W logo up top. I've never seen these before, but it's interesting to see the journey this brand has gone through to enter Toronto. Can't honestly say I'm thrilled about this architectural brute, but hopefully they do something good with the interiors. Now let's try and get Le Méridien back to the city!
Link here: https://www.acotoronto.ca/show_building.php?BuildingID=1973
Hope you guys are staying safe during this COVID-19 madness. My best to you all - keep us updated when you can!
khabah
It seems that W has had a few cracks to get into the Toronto market: the former Holiday Inn conversion, the new-build on Temperance street, renderings of a W in an identical structure to what will become the Nobu, and now this, a W on the site of what became the new Four Seasons. Apparently these renderings are from 2004, and aside from the unimaginative design for the building, one can clearly see the W logo up top. I've never seen these before, but it's interesting to see the journey this brand has gone through to enter Toronto. Can't honestly say I'm thrilled about this architectural brute, but hopefully they do something good with the interiors. Now let's try and get Le Méridien back to the city!
Link here: https://www.acotoronto.ca/show_building.php?BuildingID=1973
Hope you guys are staying safe during this COVID-19 madness. My best to you all - keep us updated when you can!
khabah
Benito
Senior Member
Today.
khabah
New Member
Just checked the hotel’s website, and this one is delayed to February 2021.
Yeesh. Hopefully they’re throwing in an exterior upgrade.
khabah
Yeesh. Hopefully they’re throwing in an exterior upgrade.
khabah
khabah
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Ladies and gentlemen, we finally have an inside view on the accommodations at the W, and worry not - crappy views need not apply in some rooms, because the beds are backed against the windows! Hope y'all like open/wall-less bathrooms...
Images below are of the base king and base queen rooms, and of the living room of the Extreme WOW/Presidential Suite. Images were found on the Marriott site.
khabah
Images below are of the base king and base queen rooms, and of the living room of the Extreme WOW/Presidential Suite. Images were found on the Marriott site.
khabah
They've got quite a neo-retro 70s feel to them!
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AlvinofDiaspar
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Benito
Senior Member
Today.
Benito
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Today.
Blovertis
Active Member
Could this project be any dumber?
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
I can say, along with other hotel developments, they've had the most unfortunate timing. But that's not something anyone in this field could of likely predicted, I imagine.
AlbertC
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Article on the hotel industry in Canada during this pandemic, and the future outlook ahead:
renx.ca
Canada's hotels face long, slow road to recovery: CBRE | RENX - Real Estate News Exchange
Canada’s hotel sector has faced several crises during the 2000s, but it might be facing its most arduous recovery yet due to the COVID-19 pandemic, says a report from CBRE’s hotels division. In its Hotels Q1 2020 Update: The impacts
Benito
Senior Member
Yesterday.
