Mississauga Hotels with Bars

It was a nice comfortable room but the hotel was a let down for us. First we needed to wait for 15 minutes for a check in with a small child in our arms at night, because there was only one receptionist who was also working as a cashier to a shop in the hotel and just prioritised the people leaving the shop instead of the coming guests. The thought of combining a receptionist and a cashier being a good idea is beyond me. The swimming pool was another let down. We booked it for the slide but in the pool we learnt our almost 5 years old daughter is too small for the slide. We offered we could slide with her, but it was also not allowed. We complained and literally nothing was suggested as a solution. Not even an apology. The posters for the slides are very misleading and when booking there was no information clearly visible that there are such restrictions for the slide, that is so eagerly advertised. All in all, this was the worst stay we have had for a while due to the incredibly poor service.

This location provided an airport shuttle service from 6am-10am and 4pm-8pm. It worked out for my flight schedule to get me to and from the hotel when I needed to. I called this Hilton Garden Inn location's phone number and requested that the shuttle to come pick me up from the airport. There was a little confusion as there are multiple Hilton Garden Inns and I took the wrong shuttle, but it was sorted out in the end. The front desk workers also texted me to make sure I was happy with my room/stay. This hotel had a pool and a gym. I checked out the gym which was pretty nice and clean and had a decent amount of equipment. It was a small gym, but sufficient. The room was clean and spacious and I enjoyed my stay. I also liked that there were a few food places within walking distance, so I ordered food and brought it back to the room to eat. Very cozy!

Apart from the convenience of the hotel location, hotel staff service was excellent. I won't hesitant to recommend this hotel to my friends.

I stayed for three days with my daughter for a mom and daughter trip. Appearance is beautiful and desk staff was nice and helpful but I don’t think the room we stayed is appropriate for guests who pay for it. I chose this place for a free parking and close to YYZ. The room was incredibly small and structurally wrong for people to move inside the room. The washroom door fully didn’t open and the ceiling was very low so I had to be very careful not to bump my head to the ceiling. The room picture they posted on the website looked great and cozy but that isn’t important anymore if we can’t move around. One more, they had a wedding party on the second day and very loud music was on by 1 am and next day there was another party but it wasn’t that loud. You have to check if they have party guests during your staying before you book.

I stayed at this hotel for just one night. I chose it expecting it to be a little better than average, but overall it was just okay. Check-in was friendly and fast. The bed was comfortable, with nice bedding and pillows, but the sofa in the room was not comfortable at all. The room itself felt small and not very cozy. I would have preferred proper curtains instead of roller blinds. Noise was a factor—the hotel sits under a flight path. It didn’t bother me much once I was asleep, but sensitive sleepers should keep this in mind. The elevators were also a bit frustrating, as the card tap didn’t always work right away, though eventually it did. Breakfast was disappointing. The area was extremely crowded, and the food was below average. In the end, I wouldn’t pay extra for this hotel. It’s very similar to many others in the same category, and the rate feels overpriced for what you actually get.

Stayed here in 2018 and had a great impression, so I decided to return. It felt like revisiting an old haunt. The room was clean, the bed was large, and the bedding was excellent.

With the World Cup approaching, hotel prices in Mississauga started to surge from June. This Four Points by Sheraton stood out as the best option in terms of overall facilities and value for money. The room was quite spacious, though the amenities felt a bit dated. They offer free parking, which is a huge plus for guests with rental cars, especially since I've paid as much as $22 a night for parking at the Delta hotel before. The surroundings are quite sparse, with basically no restaurants or shopping malls within walking distance. For meals, you either have to drive out or eat at the hotel's own restaurant. It's about a 20-minute drive from the hotel to Square One and roughly 15 minutes to the outlet mall. I stayed for a week, and the room was cleaned impeccably every day. The basic amenities were all there, and the showerhead in the bathroom was fantastic – great water pressure for a really comfortable shower, perfect for washing away a day's fatigue.

The rooms are spacious, clean, and quiet. The hotel has a restaurant and a swimming pool. It's very close to the airport and offers a free shuttle service every half hour. Perfect for business travelers needing an overnight layover.

Hotel is conveniently close to the airport. Shuttle service was very reliable, and super useful for even just getting to the UP terminal at Pearson to head downtown. Room was clean, building was clearly recently renovated, signs of aging do show beneath paint, but it doesnt take away from the overall cleanliness.

The kitchen suites are absolutely gorgeous and have all you need to cook ! It felt just like home instead of a hotel. The rooms are big with comfortable beds and pillows. Elevators can get busy during peak hours. Friendly staff and fast check-in process. Lots of parking.