Lavish Suites at Neptune II
Suite living near Fort York with a pool
About this hotel
Lavish Suites at Neptune II sits eight minutes' walk from Fort York National Historic Site and a minute from Fleet Street at Bastion Street, close to Parisco Cafe for breakfast nearby. Its suite format includes a pool and kitchen facilities in some rooms, a fuller set of amenities than many other budget-adjacent stays in this stretch of downtown Toronto. A very small number of guest reviews all sit at the top of the rating scale, promising for a newer property, though a limited review count means it is worth confirming specifics directly before booking a longer stay. None of that replaces a day spent at Therme Toronto, but it does make the hours around it easier to plan for a family with kids in tow.
- Suite with pool
- Near Fort York
- Kitchen facilities
Our take
This suits a family that wants suite-style space, a pool and an in-room kitchen without paying five-star rates, particularly one planning a Fort York visit alongside days spent at the water park. Compared with pricier options nearby, it asks for less and mostly delivers what it promises. A family should not expect five-star service here, but should expect the basics to work reliably.
- ✓Confirm kitchen availability for your specific room, since it varies unit to unit at this property.
- ✓Use the on-site pool for a quieter swim option on evenings after Therme Toronto.
- ✓Pair a Fort York visit with breakfast at Parisco Cafe on a non-park morning.
Why we love it
- Pool on site
- Kitchen facilities in some rooms
- Eight minutes from Fort York
- Smoke-free property
Why guests love itThe pool at Lavish Suites at Neptune II turned out to be a great extra after full days at Therme Toronto, and having a kitchen in our suite meant fewer nights eating out during a longer stay. The room itself faded into the background of the trip, which given how the days were spent, felt like the right outcome. It was not the most memorable part of the trip, but it did not need to be, given how much time went into Therme Toronto instead.