Room type 7 of 8 · up to 4 guests
Corner Suite: a king, a sofa bed and a microwave
The suite most travellers will consider: room for four, a refrigerator and microwave for longer stays, and a choice of city or racetrack outlook.
- Sleeps
- 4
- Beds
- 1 King + queen pull-out sofa
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator + microwave
- Outlook
- City, Racetrack or Accessible
- Size
- Not published

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What the card says
Maximum occupancy four; one king bed and one queen pull-out sofa; “City View, Racetrack View or Accessible Corner Suites are available.” The suite card repeats the accessibility list — fixed shower seat, 29-inch grab bars, raised 15-inch toilet seat, 60-inch roll-in shower — which applies to the accessible version. In the food and drink block the mini fridge becomes a refrigerator, and a microwave is added. The rest of the list matches the standard rooms.
Why it suits a stopover with a twist
A Corner Suite is the room for a stopover that is not quite a stopover: a two-night layover, a cancelled connection, or a family flying out at different times. The microwave and the larger fridge let you keep breakfast and baby food in the room, which matters here because so many of the property's food outlets are restricted to adults. The pull-out sofa gives a fourth bed without a second room.
The size question
The hotel does not publish the suite's floor area. The 2023 opening release said rooms ranged up to 840 square feet, but it used the term “prestige suites” and described features — a separate living room, full-size fridge, separate tub and shower — that do not appear on today's Corner Suite card. We will not stitch those together. If size matters, say so in your request and we will ask.
City, racetrack or accessible
This is the only room type where the hotel explicitly offers a “Racetrack View”. If the view is part of why you are booking, ask for it by name; we pass the request on and confirm what the hotel can hold for your dates. The accessible version keeps the same sleeping arrangement, which makes it one of the few accessible options in the hotel for more than two people.
Who should look elsewhere
Four adults who all want real beds. A pull-out sofa is a pull-out sofa; two Premium King rooms will sleep four grown-ups better. Families of five or six should go to the 2 Bedroom Suite, the only category published for six.
Sources and checks
- Hotel page of the operator — greatcanadian.com/hotels/toronto/ (rooms, amenities, policies, shuttle; read 29 Oct 2026)
- Opening press release, 6 July 2023 (Mann Report newswire)