Bloom Mississauga, Tapestry Collection by Hilton - Mississauga, Ontario

Cynthia A

La chambre était salle à notre arrivée, j'ai retrouvé des cheveux dans la douche, des ongles coupés par terre dans la chambre. C'est une belle chambre, mais pour un hôtels neuf je m'attendais à mieux cela va très mal vieillir. Je ne comprends pas d'avoir un sofa, mais la télé vers le lit ?! Nous avons réservé avec une tierce partie et non avec l'hôtel directement, le déjeuner devait être inclus, mais l'hôtel n'a pas honoré cet élément en nous disant que ce ne l'est jamais. Bref, ce fut ordinaire comme effet sur l'expérience dans cet hôtel. De plus, il y a un endroit avec rangement, frigo, lavabo et café, mais il manque le minimum pour s'en servir. |C'est une belle chambre spacieuse, mais c'est tout !

Flo pi

L'hôtel est bien et les chambres confortables. Grande chambre et lits confortables. Un gros défaut cependant le bruit des avions qui survole l'établissement
C'est vraiment bruyant, dommage !

Rene Locas

Près de l'aéroport et pas si loin du centre-ville de Toronto / environ une vingtaine de kilomètres

Jumana Al-Zainal

My partner and I stayed at Blooms Mississauga - Tapestry Collection by Hilton for three days, and we absolutely loved it! The design and interiors are gorgeous—calming colors and easy on the eye. The staff was super friendly, and the rooms were spotless, with a really smart use of space. The bathroom? Immaculate! I’m obsessed with the vanity details. We’d definitely book here again next time we’re in town. Highly recommend!

Jason Xian

When staying in a hotel with a room rate around CAD 150 per night, guests often expect a certain level of comfort and convenience, which includes effective lighting control and proper room darkening. However, several issues can arise, such as problematic lighting, ineffective voice control systems, and curtains that fail to block out light completely, all of which can lead to a less satisfying stay. One common issue is inadequate lighting or poorly designed lighting systems. Some hotel rooms may have overly dim or excessively bright lighting without options for adjustment, which can cause discomfort. Dimly lit rooms can make it difficult for guests to read or work comfortably, while excessively bright rooms may disrupt the relaxing atmosphere one expects in a hotel. Furthermore, if lighting is not strategically placed, it can lead to shadows or glare, which reduces the room's functionality and ambiance. To enhance guest satisfaction, hotels could offer a range of adjustable lighting options that allow for different levels of brightness and warmth to suit various activities and preferences. Voice control technology is increasingly common in hotels rooms, adding a modern touch to the guest experience. However, when not implemented effectively, it can be more frustrating than functional. Issues often arise when voice commands are misunderstood or unresponsive, leaving guests unable to control the lights, temperature, or other room features as intended. For voice control to be effective, it must be highly accurate and intuitive. Otherwise, guests might feel that the technology is gimmicky or unreliable, leading them to wish for simpler, manual controls instead. Curtain design and installation are other areas where some hotels fall short. Rooms are often equipped with curtains that fail to block out external light completely, especially if they don't overlap or seal properly. This lack of proper blackout curtains can disrupt sleep, particularly for those sensitive to light, and can also compromise privacy. A more effective solution would be to install high-quality blackout curtains with sufficient coverage that allows guests to enjoy a dark, quiet room, conducive to rest at any time of day. Ultimately, for a hotel in the CAD 150 range to meet guest expectations, attention to detail in lighting, control technology, and room darkening solutions is essential. By Improving these elements, hotels can ensure a more comfortable, restful, and seamless experience for all guests, leading to higher satisfaction and repeat bookings.

Samridhi Bagga

My first time staying at a hotel in Toronto and it was the best time ever! The hotel was exactly like the pictures. We loved everything about our room. Akash was my bartender the two nights I’ve stayed in there. He is such a sweetheart and provided us with excellent service. The food was 10/10 as well. Everything that Akash had recommended was delicious and we really enjoyed our time chatting with him.

Thank you Bloom for a wonderful stay!
Looking forward to staying with you again soon!

Mich

Stayed here for two nights and honestly I was a bit hesitant because the price was lower than most big Hilton hotels but I had an amazing stay!!! The room was so nice. The only issue I had was that the black out blinds were not easy to pull down and up but when I had an issue reception was on it with sending someone to look at it. Reception was super nice, everyone I spoke to did a great job (shoutout Roxanne) Also the planes flying above was not an issue for me, I was able to sleep through it.

Dc Doll

Beautiful hotel. Really enjoyed our first night here. My husband said that this is looking to be our go-to place to stay at whenever we visit. However, on the 2nd night, it smelled heavily of weed and curry. We booked a non-smoking room. Ruined the experience for us. Really wish the ventilation was set-up better to prevent from very strong scents.