A whirlwind business trip to Toronto can be both work and pleasure. We
just proved it.
stay
The
Le
Germain group is known for their discreet service: one prominent
Vancouver businessman we know leaves a packed suitcase with the hotel so
he can travel luggage-free. The brand new Le Germain Hotel at Maple Leaf
Square is perfect for catching a game with clients or take that early
morning meeting in the the spacious breakfast lounge (included with most
room rates, guests permitted). WiFi is included, naturally, and large
desks make perusing that spreadsheet a less daunting task. And if it’s
your expenses, your boss won’t balk at this one. www.germainmapleleafsquare.com
dine
When you just can’t fathom another room service
club sandwich or soggy Ceasar salad, head to Ossington where the cosy Delux
provides the perfect comfort food for those on the road. House-made lamb
sausage with Puy lentils and spinach is both healthy and hearty, but do
cave for the plate of warm chocolate chip cookies to share for dessert. www.deluxrestaurant.ca
grab-to-go
To starve or to eat instant noodles? Now
that’s a classic plane dilemma. Remove yourself from its horns by
getting a wrap or salad-to-go from Freshii
(after fitting in a quick tour of the shops on Bloor). Our spicy
lemongrass chicken soup, while not security friendly, took the edge off
the frigid temps. www.freshii.com/locations-bloor.php
do
Escape the fracas of the Pearson airport gates
for the Plaza Premium Lounge which charges by the hour, has
complimentary bar and snacks, and was nearly empty despite many flight
delays. Enjoy the legroom while you have it.
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