I've been to Casa Loma a couple of times already and each visit had always been an enjoyable and memorable experience. I really enjoyed learning about the architecture, its history, and how the castle was preserved over the years. Two cons from me are that there is no air conditioning inside the castle so I highly recommend you to avoid coming here on 30+ summer days. Recently, parking was also a hassle for me because the parking lots were full so I had to park on the side of the street.

Amazing place to see, so much history and a look into the rich life of the past, the audio tour is great and quite entertaining, there are many hidden surprises throughout the entire property, I enjoyed how many floors up the building went, you can even walk around the attic to the top of each tower and the basement has a cool tunnel that goes under the neighborhood to the castle stables down the street. There is light AC in the building so it's not intolerable on hot days but still gets a bit toasty in places as it doesn't completely cover every part of the building. I highly recommend this place

We enjoyed our tour of Casa Loma.It has been beautifully restored trough-out the years.I exceptionally liked the hidden building models under the stairwell leading to the 3rd floor. I dont think this part of the actual exposition, but really appreciated seeing these high quality scaled models of Toronto landmarks.The staff should probably dust these off and place these in a show room. ;)

I loved this. It is interesting to see a comparison against other houses in a similar time period and varying economic status. I missed what happened to the house between when the family moved out and now other than a hotel. The audio tour is needed and free but be sure to find the pool or theater to get the history for the family that built it first. There are lots of steps, no accomidation for strollers, no AC in most rooms (go early and it is cool enough), and the tunnel to stables and garage are very long. I enjoyed the audio tour but wish there was an actual guided tour because even with the audio tour you tend to miss a lot.Parking was $15 and the lot filled early. Entry was not cheap and there were not any passes for in and out. The open tower had a long line and I never made it to the top of it. Hidden passageways were very neat and the details were amazing throughout the house.I would go back and visit again to see what I missed and revisit things I may not have caught the first time around. There appeared to be food options inside but I did not try any as we had eaten before we left. You will spend 2-3hrs depending on your tolerance for the walking and climbing.