• Air-conditioned rooms on upper floors

• Each room with one double-size bed or one queen bed

• Ensuite private bathrooms

• Cable TV in rooms

• Private telephones in all rooms

• Bar fridge in rooms

• Coffeemaker in rooms

• Microwave in rooms

• In-room high-speed internet connection ($5/night)

• Secure keycard entry

• Laundry facilities on premises

• Non-smoking

• Breakfast is not served; granola bars, fruit, coffee, tea and bottles of water are available in the lobby area

• Onsite parking ($7/night, $35/week, $75/month)

• Single occupancy C$79-109/night

• Double occupancy C$95-119/night

• Weekly rate C$495-599

• Add 13% tax to above prices

• Monthly rate C$1000-1695, with no tax to add

Annex Quest House is North America's first vastu home away from home, featured in the Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star.   Vastu, a sister science of yoga, is an ancient holistic design science which creates rooms that are holistic, cozy and hospitable.  Each ecologically friendly room is equipped with ensuite bathroom, coffeemaker, mini-fridge, internet, cable television and more.  Parking and laundry are also available. 

Designer Kathleen Cox, the founder of Vastu Living and former long-term resident of India, worked with Toronto-based wood artisans to create the vastu ambience at Annex Quest House.  Guest rooms, which are individually dedicated to the basic elements of air, fire, water, and earth, have soothing yet vibrant colors that reflect the physical and psychological property of each specific element.  The décor in each of the rooms observes the vastu preference for asymmetry in the placement of the furnishings.  Asymmetrical design, which flows through the world of nature and conforms to the features on the human body, helps guests feel at ease.  Every guest room also honours the heart of the vastu philosophy, which advocates the protection of the environment and all of its creations.  Dark pine can be found throughout the Quest House. The wide-plank floors, tastefully simple beds, side tables, bureaus, towel racks and even toilet paper holders are all holistic creations. Most were hand-crafted with minimal wastage, and integrate beautifully into the completely natural décor.  Private ensuite bathrooms have bevelled copper sinks and hand-crafted handmade wooden basins. 

Annex Quest House is within walking distance of the University of Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum, Casa Loma, Queen's Park, Fields Institute, new Varsity Stadium, Mirvish Village, and the shops of Bloor Street and Yorkville.   Conveniently located steps from the north entrance of the Spadina station on both east-west and north-south subway lines, Annex Quest House offers easy access in minutes to downtown attractions such as the Rogers Centre (SkyDome), Air Canada Centre, CN Tower, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, University Avenue, Bay Street business district, City Hall, Eaton Centre and the Yonge Street shopping district.