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The castle dwarfed the White House and we were free to explore it on our own. We has access to the "secret" stairways and passages, just as guests there did years ago. It is dignified, without being gaudy, as many European palaces are. The staff was friendly, helpful and courteous. With it's turrets, winding stairways going up towers, long underground passages, palatial rooms and indoor balconies, touring it gave us a classical mansion experience. Leland P. Gamson…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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My husband and I visited while all the Halloween decor was up. Due to covid, the haunted house wasn’t open BUT you could still walk through (minus the gardens- which is fine because it was fairly cold) and look at everything. The tunnels were terrifying and fun to walk through. There are some really beautiful rooms here and lots of military history. The restaurant downstairs is awesome as well (a little pricey but it’s to be expected with most attractions so we didn’t mind - plus it’s seriously so tasty!) and I highly recommend popping in for a snack. Hear me out, I personally find it hard to find good fries that actually have flavour and Casa Loma pulls through. My husband had the poutine and I just had fries and oh man, they were delicious! The staff is also very friendly! Definitely stop by if you have the chance. …
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Date of experience: October 2020
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It's just a big mansion about 100 years old that became famous for being one of the sets for X-Men. A phony "medieval dungeon" in the tunnel. Nothing special to see there. Just the view of DT Toronto from the tower is worth seeing. Still, too hefty of a price tag.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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There is lots to see in the castle from the furniture from furniture from 1900s and tunnel to garage, shed is must visit for young visitors. it is made in dungeon style with lots of dragon paintings.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Enjoyed a great July dinner at the summer terrace at the Casa Loma. The setting is magnificent and the food was excellent and served warm. Reading certain negative reviews got us worried but there was no issue. It’s amazing how picky some people can be. Yes, the service is touch and go. We could tell that some servers were A+ while our own was at best a B- but surely not enough to be a real issue. This is a place you go to once as a different setting. Should you care that much if the service is a bit slow ? Great food and unique site ! We highly recommend it !…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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