Exploring an Abandoned 12 Storey Hotel Before Demolition. Explore #73
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2021
- Abandoned 70’s 12 story hotel with full power. Explore #73
I have explored many abandoned places but nothing this large so it was very exciting. This hotel was built in 1970. It has 12 storeys, 370 hotel rooms, large salt water pool with hot tub, fine dinning, pet friendly and plenty of 5 star reviews.
This hotel was a happening place and was very well run over the years. It operated from 1970 to 2020. The hotel's owners sold the land to a developer for 86 million dollars. The developer will build 3 condos approx. 37 stories tall in its place. With permission we had the opportunity to explore this massive abandoned hotel before they demolish it forever.
Now Demolished
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Who would dislike these videos? They're well shot, our host presents himself as a person that respects these abandoned places (I mean he closes doors he found left open when he leaves and respects the property) and the architecture. He's always respectful of the properties he explores. This man has a great vibe and good energy, I couldn't imagine disliking his videos outside of being a troll. I mean, what's not to like? Yes, it's annoying to see how humanity wastes materials like this, building these amazing structures that just become abandoned, but his videos are always high quality and wonderfully shot and he's obviously a good man that respects these properties that he explores. My stress melts away watching his videos...
A beautiful hotel with the 80s vibe that's being destroyed in favor of more condos that will sit empty while everyone leaves the city for the suburbs. So sad! That woodwork is amazing. Pure indication of great skill mostly lost these days. Thanks for sharing. Love your videos.
I love your videos more than any other urban explores. Your music has such a good vibe.. be safe and careful. Thanks for taking us with you on your journey ❤️
This is already suburbs, or what was suburbs when the hotel was built
It seems as though they're building more and more places for baby boomers. Then, there will be somewhat of a lull until millennials are aging.
Great explore! 👍🏼
Little geek fact - when getting in the elevator it chimed once when getting in for sight impaired people “going up”
When getting it out on 12th floor, it chimed two times to inform you “going down”
You’ll hear it on most if not all elevators now you know 😄 🛗
It’s a worldwide standard - 1 chime = up, 2 chimes = down. 🔔 🔔
Also if you hold the floor number and up arrow bottom at the same time it will skip all floors and only go to yours😁 for emergencies 😎👍
Interesting:)
This place was huge!! I would NEVER have used that elevator!
Ya not that smart 😂 but I’m still alive
I would think if workers were there tearing things out they probably used the elevator. It closed only a few months ago and if it's already been torn down by the time this video came out then I imagine he probably went not too long after it originally closed. So unless it hadn't been maintained while it was open, it was probably fine.
Haha I was thinking the same thing! 😳
Agreed lol, pretty ballsy Brent hahahaha
😂
The more sad thing about these kinds of things is that construction techniques and skills are slowly lost over time. One of the things they found with a lot of buildings in the Detroit area, is that there are no builders with the skills left. Those older structures are time capsules of methods of construction that no builder uses anymore. There's no way to build a lot of them ever again. And these massive incredible places like the one you just explored are gone to the sands of time, along with examples of those construction techniques. Man is a wasteful creature. Man is a forgetful creature.
And almost every building built with the skills of these are renovated into crap.
And greynolasticmstuck I’m them
We spent so much time staying here that they named a suite for us, the only non-aircraft related suite in the place (I remember de Havilland had a suite down the hall). I remember the staff were excellent and we enjoyed our stays at this hotel as much as we could for people who were spending weeks and months away from home at a time. Sad to see it go. Seems like a couple lifetimes ago.
Where in TO was it, I think I stayed here back in 80s as well...thanks
there is still lot of good things that can be salvaged and reused like the electronic door locks, power panels etc etc. sad to see them rusted or scrapped.
homeless person's paradise. you could set up a whole living area in the basement, move some storage shelves in there for foodstuffs and as long as the room has its own bathroom, go unnoticed for years.
I would no questions asked
yeah until they lite the fuse LOL and it becomes your tomb!
Military the Government should buy this pennies on the dollar for are vets.
there one in houston tx old black lady end up buying the hotel same as this building turn it in to homeless shelter
@@frankchris07 Why should the government buy something for pennies on the dollar from a private citizen? They already do a piss poor job with the vets, why waste even more money trying to rebuild a run down hotel?
Holiday in holidome concept. They were built in the 70’s to encourage middle class “staycations” the pools and dining areas were built in a separate area with rooms facing the pool areas. Many of them were themed.
Can’t be many left
We have something like that here in Downtown Cleveland Oh that was just built. It's deff a more modern look, absolutely stunning inside. I never seen anything like it until I started on dashing and I have a few people that order food. Reminds me of a hotel inside of a hotel if that makes sense lol. I take my 6 yr old dashing with me and she LOVES this hotel. The very first order I ever had there we got lost. They have escalators inside too. The penthouses are HUGE!!!! I SWEAR ITS LIKE A MALL LOL. Now my daughter says instead of going on vacation we can just drive 7 min away to downtown and stay in the hotel for a weekend lol
Still one in Burlington !
They have some in Orlano Fl
@@colleenkerr4237 Tower City has hotels , casino and now apartments, which building are you describing?
That opening shot of all the stuff coming out the windows up high in the hotel is a very powerful image. We used to stay in the Holiday Inns when we travelled, the layout resonates with memories of staying in them, they were good hotels, good places, good food. It's sad to see it like that, as the world changes. I hope someone has the sense to salvage the desks, chairs and even the doors can be re-used. Those ugly hall carpets are very 70's. "Breakfast in Bed, Please"... Not very specific, how do you like you eggs, Sir? Bacon or sausage with that? Jam for the toast or just butter...Thank you, Brent, for a great explore, you always find really interesting places. Stay safe.
I’m not picky any breakfast in bed I’ll eat 😂
Those carpets are definitely not from the 1970s. This hotel received a major interior renovation, possibly a gut reno, sometime in the early 2000's. I am basing this on the warm expresso wood and burgandy/ teal/beige color scheme, and the concentric circle patterned carpet on the lobby floor. ( This was a super popular textile pattern which showed up on everything from drapes to upholstery in the aughts) Now this observation is NOT an expression of my own tastes, but due to how picky and finicky the average consumer is, I doubt the hotel would of been in business for as long as it had if it had retained much of it's vintage charm on the inside.
I have stayed at this house several times. It had government rates for all the military members travelling to CFB Downsview for work, conferences, and attending DCIEM for aircrew selection. More than a few nights sitting at that bar solving the worlds problems. This starts to make a guy feel old when you see something like this.
Very cool, thanks for the video.
Thanks for sharing this 😁👍
Neat video, I was glad to see most of the interior stripped and hopefully resold as opposed to being trashed. I was especially surprised to see how stripped the kitchen was. THANKS!!!
Had our wedding reception here in '87.
Oh nice! I was just a young kid then 😁
Amazing! Hell of a good year!
Fast & furious, sure. Still a smooth pan. Digging the urban abandoned vibe.
Looks huge! Bet it was a great place for a reception! Is this around Kitchener-Waterloo?
Wow what a great place hope someone buys it and renovated it to use again
Great video. I checked out the reviews on Trip Advisor and you were right, excellent customer service and an award winning hotel. It's very sad that all the effort put in by the management and staff was all for nothing in the end. If the owner of the property decides to sell in the interest of money, then all those dedicated people that offered guests award winning service for so many years are left with absolutely nothing. Again great video, but very depressing. Luckily the legacy of the hotel staff can be appreciated by checking out the Trip Advisor reviews and photos that are still posted.
Oh my Lord, I have so many happy memories of staying in this hotel when I was visiting Toronto. This was the early 90s. This hotel as always been a landmark for me that I would always see it going in and out of the city.. Of course I live here now and I had no idea they were tearing it down. Its a damn shame. I think this city has enough condos in it.
So sad.....if you are really quiet you can almost hear the whispers of the past coming to the present, sighing over the march of time.....
lol
ok boomer
8:45 ALWAYS try the door handle from the inside or just prop the door open before going into a room or stairwell. This can prevent you from getting trapped inside.
True most of the time but here they knew he was there. He was there legally.
Sad to see such a well-known hotel being torn down, but with Covid affecting travelers, I'm sure the developers offer was enough to close up and move on to new ventures.
Yes 👍
It was decided to close down before Covid, but yeah. There are some good ones around the world closed due to Covid.
Actually it would have made a good Covid quarantine hotel
Love your commentary.and how funny you are . When you picked up the phone and said "can I have room service please." 😀
OMG, Your A Brave Man Getting On That Elevator, Be Careful 🥴. 💖💖Your Videos . AWESOME HOTEL 🙏👊🇺🇸💯👏🙆♀️🙆♀️😁💖🤗
10:44 - as those two elevator doors closed I actually felt my pulse rate increase! You're one very brave man to have taken that elevator in an abandoned structure. Feb 2020 - I got stuck in an elevator down to my parking garage at a downtown Toronto Condo Tower & the feeling of being trapped was horrendous! This situation would be the making of a horror movie, urban explorer gets trapped inside an elevator in an abandoned building.
😂 ya soon as those doors closed I was like “this is not a good idea” 😂
"brave" is one word. It is extremely risky.
@@TheHighlander71 definitely risky! When watching it my heart rate increased.
There is a horrible and true story of a man who got stuck in an elevator at a house in France and wasn't discovered until 6 months later! There is an episode about it on an old show called "One Step Beyond"
I've always been a little weary of elevators. got stuck in one once and when I FORCED the doors open and saw concrete cinderblocks I almost fainted!
@@Napp28 Exactly. Never go in an elevator when you're alone. Even in a building that is not abandoned. Anybody should know this, especially someone who calls himself an urban explorer.
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada be careful. Let Evan Mlie tests elevators
Another great place! I'm SO glad it was you and not me on that roof! I'm so afraid of heights and probably would have had to CRAWL around up there. Or better yet I would have stayed inside on a lower floor because there's no way I would have gone in that elevator.
My grandparents swore by Holiday Inn when I was a kid. Said it was affordable and safe environment for traveling families
! I visited quite a few traveling across the US in my childhood. Haven't thought about one for many years sadly! Thanks for the memories! 🤗
Just subbed to your channel. Nice to see fellow Canadians on RUclips. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thank you!
LOL you were lucky to be able to take the lift especially with the beautiful little music ... lol Great place of URBEX I love it .. !! It's crazy that there is always electricity in the whole building it must be really expensive to power all that in addition for nothing ... !!
Too bad they can't use these for the homeless or create affordable housing.
Great explore!
It is all about money, selling it for property to make big money.
Sure! And those who support that idea should be the ones to fund it…
THANK-YOU YOUR RIGHT! PEOPLE DONT THINK ABOUT THIS.PEACE..
If you owned this property, would you want a bunch of homeless people living there? Alcoholics/mentally ill/dysfunctional/dangerous whatever???? You’d never get rid of them. Who’s supposed to pay maintenance, electricity, taxes, insurance etc etc? People make those remarks with good intentions, but don’t really think them through.
@@AyeCarumba221 Actually that is not true about homeless people. Did you know many got evicted from their apartment due to the COVID-19 shutdown? Right now the job market is opening up, people need a good place to stay until they get their financial situation better. I too was homeless many years ago and I never did drugs, alcohol or been in prison. I was thankful to my mother for helping me and having me stay with her.
These places have me thinking fondly for people who have their first ever jobs.
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My uncle and aunt from Seattle used to come to Toronto every year for the Rogers Cup starting in the early 90s until maybe the mid-2000s, and this was the hotel they would stay in. We used to have lunch and hang out with them here too. Oh, the memories! Thanks for the flashback.
:( that’s so sad that’s all gone now
You brought out my fear of heights with the roof scene Brent. It's really small rooms when you take everything out. Thanks for the tour.
Great video, thank you. You wouldn't catch me up on that roof, lol, had to close my eyes!!!
I Was In A Wedding Party In The Early 70's At This Very Holiday Inn ! Great Memories . . . . . . Thank You Brent ! God Bless .
Great video, you always gives us a great time. Thanks
Great explore! I never knew there were so many rooms in a hotel that that average person never gets to see.
They destroyed our Holiday Inn here too. Weddings, Proms, and Class Reunions were held here but I miss the excellent Sunday Brunches!
Thanks Brent for sharing with me this awesome video about Abandoned 70’s 12 story hotel with full power. Explore it was a real cool explore my friend and i really enjoyed it so much i can't wait to see your next Explore keep up the good work and be safe and healthy and God Bless and thanks again.
Thank you!
So different and so much to see, it all still looked in Very Good condition. So glad you were able to do an explore thru it before it was completely demo'd. Large Atrium style pool area very nice. Elevator music LOL! Long view from the top for sure! 2 over easy comin right up. This was AWESOME and that is an understatement. Thanks for taking us along on this explore filming and editing spot on! 🏢🏢🏢
Thank you! Yes different type of video I usually do but will be doing more like this in the future. 😎👍 I had to add the elevator music 😂
What a great place. It still looks great. I wish they would convert that building into apartments or condos. It's huge and such a waste to just tear it down. Oh well...they would rather make tons of waste instead of reusing it. Thanks for sharing Brent. 😊❤
Yes I was thinking that myself. These places could have easily been made into apartments.
Sometimes its cheaper to tear down and start over then it is to re-use. Especially when the building is already 50 years old. If they waited for someone who is willing to just convert and re-use the building, that could take years and it could end up being another abandoned and rotting building that nobody wants to buy and that is more wasteful then anything. If you were the seller, you'd sell it at the first reasonable offer, especially in this economic climate.
I remember when they built this. Definitely a landmark from my childhood 😕
How old were you when they built it?
That place looked like a fun place to stay. Thanks for sharing your visit with us!! We look forward to your explorations
Thank you Patricia
WOW! Brent, I won an escape weekend from work to Toronto and stayed here back in 1989. Great explore, sad to see such icons demolished but I guess it's a sign of the era we're living in. Thanks for sharing and binging a happy time back from years ago. 😉👍
Cool Frank thanks for sharing this!
Can't wait to watch . I love your videos . Keep up the great work , big fan in Arizona 👍
Thank you so much jenn your awesome 😁
Great explore! Looked like a really nice hotel, shame it’s being demolished.
Thanks for the new upload. That was different but very cool. But I could watch you put up wall paper and love it. Also love the drone shots. Keep up the good work. It is greatly appreciated in these crazy times. Respect!! 🍁❤️🇨🇦
Thanks so much Brian !
It would be so fun to go camping there with a group of friends. You could pick up some pizzas, plug in one of those TVs with built in DVD player and watch movies all night. That would make a hell of a memory.
That would be fun 😁
Did a double take when I saw it wasn’t a farm house.
That was super neat.
I’m surprised your friends didn’t play a joke and try to scare you
Those long hallways reminded me of The Shining!
Great video 🇨🇦 ❤️
Yes! Not a farmhouse 😂
Yes! Those hallways were so The Overlook!
Brent you should've switched the power off on them 😏
Incredible building. I'm always sad to see these buildings demolished. Good to see you posting again!
Thanks😁
Looks like a minnie city! No drinking on the job LOL! Great vid! Ooo! Love the merch. Thanks...👍😊
Great explore Brent...a lot of territory to cover on this one...lol...always amazing on how much stuff that people leave behind...thanks for taking us along on another adventure !
Thanks Wanda, place was massive 😁
What a great explore!! Torontonian here. I know where this is... Looks like a fun one! More condos 🤢🤮
When you got onto the roof Brent and am glad you put a pipe to hold the door open because you were on the 13th floor. lol
Another Fabulous find & explore Brent!! Great job! Be safe! YOU'RE THE VERY BEST!!
Great explore Brent!! So sad to see such a once very nice & thriving hotel now abandoned. Thank you for giving us a tour!!
Your welcome!
A perfect zombie movie set!! Thanks for yet another great upload Brent 👍🏻👍🏻
Your welcome!
"You never know what could be lurking in these halls"
Another great job. So glad to see a new explore upload! 👍
Thank you👍
Always happy to see a new explore from you! Great job!
Thank you Tara!
Normally when you see the word "abandoned" you think old, decaying, by gone era etc. But when you see covid protocol signs it makes it feel surreal. Feels like this development was fast tracked given the hotel is already demolished a short few months after closing.
great explore Brent, this must have been one hell of a hotel at one time, it's sad that it's being demolished,,, catch you on the next one
Thanks Jeff
Great explore Brent, Glad you got to see it!
My wife and I would of loved to get a hold of this. We would of rented the rooms out to seniors and veterans and those with disabilities. We would of used the kitchen, etc to make money for the upkeep/bills and pay back to the community. Totally non profit.
Where do people get the expression “would of”? The correct expression is “would have”. It’s unfortunate to see so many people not really understand the English language.
Wow. It looks brand new. But I don't understand why every building has to look like a warehouse. Thank you.
Same here. Actually I thought the layout downstairs was kinda weird too. 🤷♀️
Wooow wooow finally new video what a fantastic find I am thrilled you made me this rainy night,this is again something completely different this was a great hotel very nice place, I like this old places this was complete a powerful interesting adventure full of adrenaline even though the video lasted 25 minutes too short for me,view from the roof is woow amazing Big shame for this place I really enjoyed watching this video you are standard the best as always you did excellent job 💯%👏 you really are worthy admiration above all I admire how much you a brave man 💪👏 Big greetings and kiss for my favorite explorer No.1 from other side of the world 🌏 from Serbia 🇷🇸♥️ be careful and take care 🍀🇨🇦💚 you're good at running up stairs you are fast and in good condition 😁💪
I’m super fast going up stairs lol thanks Jelena! 😁😎
😂😂 😂
Thank you Brent for another great explore !!!!
Thanks 😁
Great explore ! Thanks Brent. Who needs a creepy basement when you have an elevator in an abandoned building 😵 You are brave !! Can't wait for the next explore 👍
Cool 😎 find! You are brave for taking the elevator and going on the roof!😂 Cheers from Waterloo! 😁
Ya it wasn’t that smart 😂
incredible explore. I hope all the employees got a nice severance package at least.....
Yes I think they did
Or got transferred to other Holiday Inns maybe?
On the basement and employee level there are plenty of things to load up like that green table in the hallway @ 17:55, all kinds of tables and chairs, a lot of waste paper baskets, 19:06 2 foot stools, 19:52 tiles, 21:16 nice mirror, 17:06 - 17:10 box of wooden hangers, plant pots.
Another great explore, Brent! You are a brave man - hopping into the elevator and pressing "12." I'm glad you you did - but I'm not sure I would have... climbing 12 flights of stairs would be out of the question tho. The view from the rooftop and the drone footage are excellent! Thanks again for taking us along on this adventure. Stay safe my friend and looking forward to your next upload!!
U could not have paid me to get on elevator!!! Lol
It looks so cool over the pond. We're based in England, lot of 16th century stuff here, but I'd like to explore the more modern stuff too.
It's just a reminder how flat and ugly Toronto is. No skyline at all.
@@fuzzywuzzy5749 clear night sky here, thousands of stars
Good video , brings back very good and fond memories . Our group stayed there back September 11 2015 when we attended the sold out AC/DC at Downsview Park ... What a great night partying with 40,000 fellow Canadians to the music of AC/DC . Then back to the motel which was sold out also partying in the bar , restaurant , pool area and room to room . The hotel staff was amazing and even the manager of the motel was pretty cool also .
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this
Wow...what a cool explore!! So much could be salvaged.
This was something very different. We liked it.
Thanks marce! Yes different video for sure but will be doing more like this. Another different one coming in a few days😁👍
There was... and is again a Holiday Inn almost with the same building just of 79th St and TI-95. it was semi-abandoned for over 15 years and now they poured money into it to refurbish and open it again! You should go back if they implode it!
Great work..Always looking forward to your next video. Awesome as always
Thank you Jeri!
Love this channel ! Awesome can't wait to check this out and there's always something interesting on here to see & learn about to . I have to honestly say a Big Thank You so much for all of your hard work & do take brake's to have a deserved Rest now and then but also do please and keep up the great work that we all love to , as I and many other viewers will always love / like & enjoy abilities to see the fresh new content on the regular that we really look forward to watching - more so to especially if some considerable time has passed between Uploads as we miss it more with time .... you are a great person " Also a big thank you for the talented way your content is portrayed & curated in an ideal fashion that is both cool and done to a fantastically well skilled entertaining style 🔥 😎 👍 that also improves are abilities to better see around inside of the locations due to this merged with professional filming to . I Fully appreciate all what you do , Stay Well Brent & Much love & respect from the UK 🇬🇧 .
Thank you very much Marc, it really means a lot. 😁
Nice Job Brent! Great explore!
Thanks man much appreciated! Again congrats on 100k 👍😎
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@@Bryancosta-v4d Hello can you tell me where in Canada the Carrera S is located ? I believe that is around a 1975 911 Carrera . I live in Northern Ontario and any information you could pass along about that beautiful car would be greatly appreciated . Thanks and hope to hear back .
They have to keep the heat on in places with cold climates like in Canada 🇨🇦 or the water pipes will burst
Thanks a lot for the shout out man, much appreciated!!
The video is really well put together! I still can't believe you went for a ride in that elevator! lol
Your welcome! Ya I can’t believe I did too. I said at the beginning I wouldn’t but I had to try it 😂
Thanks for sharing. I enjoy exploring abandoned places.
Your welcome!
Your brave to get into an elevator in an abandoned building . What if you got stuck in there ?
Thought the same thing!
I liked the elevator music 🎶
Had to add it 😂
Ya it wasn’t the smartest thing to do. I realized that once the doors closed 😂
@@AbandonedUrbexCanada I see the dangerous angle and like it!
I absolutely hate what is happening to our country.... condos have replaced all possible character we had in our neighborhoods... free standing homes are being destroyed... people should realize how bad this is
I think it's actually extremely rare for houses to be torn down and replaced with condos in Canadian cities. Condos are generally being built on former industrial sites or replacing parking lots or low-density commercial buildings. I think actually Canadian cities would be much affordable for the average person to live in if we did start replacing low-density housing in key areas (like along mass transit lines) with medium-density condos or apartments. If the population keeps growing at the same rate in our major urban areas, our alternatives are either to create more housing within the cities, or have people commute for an hour or more from increasingly distant suburbs.
@@sacvideo1998 wrong, wrong and wrong again.
Very neat. Thanks.
I type slow great video Brent, always enjoy your videos.
Felt like I was in the Overlook Hotel in The Shining. Was expecting to see scary twin girls at the end of the hall.
Yes your right 😂
And Danny riding his Bigwheel!
“COME PLAY WITH US!” Eeeeeek! RUN!!
Watching this all I could think about , was all the wedding receptions they probably had there .
You can tell this was built in the 70’s because you can go out onto the balconies.
The newer hotels you can only open the window a quarter of the way. They started doing that to stop suicides.
yup, tens of thousands lept to their deaths every year. Ban tall buildings.
Oh gross, and some of those balconies were overlooking the restaurant and pool area
Thanks for this great video
Thanks u my friend
That would have been great for a reversing the time stay
I need to get back in the air, on the road. You're so blessed to have freedom.
Yes you do 😁
Will do bro thanks. Videos are awesome man .
🙋🏻♀️Hi! Great explore👍🏼. 😳I cant believe you just hopped in the elevator 😆. I kept waiting for some creepy 🧟♂️ to pop out around every corner🤪😜. Until the next....🙋🏻♀️👍🏼
I'd like to know why cities don't convert old, yet in good structural condition hotels like these into housing centers for the homeless instead of simply demolishing them or letting them sit abandoned. Places like these go unused for years, even decades, and could provide a safe roof over the heads for hundreds of people living on the streets in urban areas
Capitalism.
$$ no one wants to pay to house the homeless ..
I worked at a large Disney hotel that the back of the house area looked just like that i was a maintenance engineer many years
Oh cool, thank for sharing this. I heard there are tunnels underground 😁
Interesting! Thanks for the tour🙏
That was so much fun seeing this hotel thank you
Thank you!
did you ever go exploring with the proper people or have they come up their to explore with you
No I haven’t but I would be up for that for sure. I follow them 😎👍
I love the Proper People!
My shoes! I couldn’t remember where I left them!
Sexy heels for sure 😍
Very cool. Thanks.
wow the rooms look amaizing! i love carpets and wall paint just great