3 Panel Patio Door

Toronto has so many things to do. I was glad that I had two weeks to explore. I chose my hotel because of it proximity to local attractions and its private patios with 3 panel patio doors. I also liked the idea of a kitchenette in my room so that I wouldn't have to eat at restaurants for every meal.

I went to Air Canada Centre on my fourth night in Toronto. Air Canada Centre is a state-of-the-art arena that is home to the Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Maple Leafs. I spent the evening watching hockey and then went back to my hotel room. The wind was still that night, but I still kept my 3 panel patio door open.

I really do love sports and on my fifth day in Toronto, I went to the Rogers Centre. The Rogers Centre is famous for its retractable roof. I had never heard of the Toronto Argonauts football team, but I had definitely heard of the 1993 World Series Champion Toronto Blue Jays. Unfortunately, all I got to do was get a tour of the facility; there were no events the day that I was there. The 3 panel patio door stayed open again that night, but the weather had cooled slightly.

I wasn't aware that the Seven Wonders of the World was something that changed, but apparently the CN Tower was recently nominated as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. The CN Tower features glass floor observation decks, a revolving restaurant, and a Simulator Theatre. It has become Toronto's most recognizable landmark ad almost two million people visit annually.

I really liked waking up in my Toronto hotel room and going out the 3 panel patio doors every morning to drink my cup of coffee. On my seventh day in Toronto, I decided to go to the Zoo. I visit the zoo in every city that I ever go to. The Toronto Zoo is over seven hundred acres and has more than five thousand animals. I was excited about the new Africa Savanna exhibit. I was able to do the 32-acre walking safari.

I spent my last two days in Toronto at Ontario Place. Ontario Place is an entertainment complex on three man made islands. I visited the children's village, the amphitheatre and the mini-golf course on the fist day and I went to an IMAX the second day. The last thing that I did at Ontario Place was ride the Rush River Raft Ride. I knew that I was going to miss Toronto, but I had made the most of my visit. I also knew that I was going to ask for 3 panel patio doors and every hotel that I stayed in from then on.

My last night, I spent at Harbourfront Centre. I visited a really nice art gallery and had a very relaxing dinner. I woke up the day and closed my 3 panel patio doors and said goodbye to Toronto.