Keppner Guesthouse, Toronto

I wanted a comfortable place to stay.. i was attending a symposium, and was away all day and most of the evening as well. The bed was comfortable. The staff Idelt with were friendly and helpful. John Graham

Good location. The room is comfortable. The bathroom is a bit small. The air conditioning is not strong enough. WiFi is only good for casual use.

room very small, cramped bathroom, creeky bed, noisy waterpipes, overpriced.

Extremely good, given price, for a night in downtown Toronto.

Welcome to Keppner,where the curtains on the bathroom windows are as misleading as the pictures uploaded here,and the owners didn't bother placing one over one bedroom window.The depth of the cracks on the walls will constantly remind u of ur poor finances,and the bed will make u wonder how sinful u must've been to deserve to sleep on that,And the furniture desperately holding on to dear life will inspire u to appreciate life more. When u enter for the first time,febreze will be fighting a battle with an unknown force of odor(producing a horrific offspring).Eventually,martyr Febreze leaves u to deal with that musty smell the room comes with.You look at,and feel the bedsheets,and decide u don't wanna know when they were changed.{The voices from the next room were so clear,I almost had a conversation with the guy staying in that room(no kidding).I could hear the lady peeing & talking to her guy,while I was washing hands in the washroom.} Best Part:The curtains in the washroom give a clear view to the neighbors,from either sides of the window.You can't use the washroom without praying not to be seen & u have to be completely dressed before you wash your hands coz the neighbors can see u from there.The curtains in the room are the same story,and they r on backwards to make it look prettier from outside & make sure the neighbors can see.Lets not forget that one window didn't have any.Where do u change ur clothes,u ask.I don't know!