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Q. that and what are their ratings? A. Hazelton Hotel http://www.thehazeltonhotel.com/index_main.php Soho Metropolitan http://www.metropolitan.com/packages/sohomet.asp?c=yyzsm_opp Le Germain http://www.germaintoronto.com/en/home They're are all 5-star and also classified as Boutique Hotels. They are in 'cool neighbourhoods' as well. where is the best place to stay in toronto downtown? Q. A. The Royal York Hotel is nice, but if you don't like french-inspired design you may not like it. Give their web site a visit though. I would suggest staying at the Metropolitan Hotel. I've stayed there several times. It's modern, boarding on high-class and has the best view of the Toronto skyline (if you get a room on the south, south/east end of the hotel). The web site doesn't do the hotel justice. It's an awesome hotel! Believe me. How many times did the beatles visit the US? Q. How many times did the beatles visit the US? Also, if you know, how man...

Q. I love watching Iron Chef America, especially judging time! And I want that fancy 7 course meal experience. What is the best restaurant in Toronto for this? Pricing preferably from $30-$60 a person. A. I am a former chef and from Toronto, still live here in the Annex, and prix-fixe dinner are not as common now as they were when I trained at the Windsor Arms Hotel in the 1970's, most place now do smaller 3-4 course ones and some will do 5, the hotels were the place in years past, alot of places offer them on the weekends or midweek to attract clientele, I know of a number in town, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese and North America, places along King St in the Entertainment district, the Italian places on College between Bathurst and Dufferein, high end chinese like Lai Wah in the Metropolitan Hotel on Chestnut St behind City Hall, and a number of places near me on Bloor between Spadina and Bathurst, I go to a Korean place near Christie, you can also find Greek places on the Danfort...

Q. Everything I've looked up online has had terrible ratings! I need to keep it under $100 US a night (college student) but don't want to end up in a dirty, creepy hotel. Any good ones someone can recommend? There will be two of us traveling in March and the main reason for the trip is the Hockey Hall of Fame, if it makes a difference. A. Long time no see. Nice haircut. You will get what you pay for. I've stayed at the Metropolitan downtown for around $100. A lot of them can give you deals that you won't see online, you'll have to call. Most downtown give AAA discount, if you have it. To save money, book ahead... like now. Most hotels have cheaper rooms if you can give up some luxury, but they are the first to go. Also, park your car when you get there and don't move it. Parking spots can be hard to find and expensive when you keep paying for lots or meters. Make sure whatever hotel you find is within walking distance to the subway. The HHoF and Air C...