Find hotels near Rouge National Urban Park, Toronto from ￥12,478

"Needed more pots- there was no frying pan or baking trays. There were no brooms to sweep. Loved that there was washing machine & dryer. Place was very clean. Uber access was excellent. "

"Very comfortable!"

"Great place and quiet neighborhood. "

"Hosts are very accommodating. Place is as described. Safe, quiet and comfortable. "

"Nice quiet area. Only hiccup is that the the shared parking is a bit tough. Would recommend overall!"

"The worst vacation rental I have ever stayed in. No check-in available was available. Upon contacting one landlord, I was pressured to accept staying at another property, which is a violation of Expedia/Vrbo policy. I declined, and upon entering the property I booked, found that there was no bed, and was once again pressured to accept another property. Upon accepting this new property, it was empty. I had to ask multiple times for proper bedding, after spending four days on a train from Vancouver. Landlords do not appear to understand the difference between a Vacation Rental and a Permanent Rental. I left the property after four days in order to find more suitable accomodation with respectable landlords, my attempts to come to terms with a refund were met with the silent treatment. Shame on the people who operate this slum, and the people that enable them."

"It is a dramatic home on a quiet street a couple of blocks from the lake. We enjoyed our stay."

"This stay was located in the suburbs of Pickering. You have a separate entrance and will stay in the basement of the home. The stay includes a lot of amenities such as toiletries and cooking spices/oil. The wifi signal is strong and there's a guest login for some streaming services. This is a perfect stay for a solo traveler or a family of three. The washer/dryer and stove were a little dated but serviceable. I would book again!"

"Very nice layout, large comfortable living and sleeping spaces in a great area. Short drive to all major stores, to the 401 and short walk to paths on Lake Ontario."