Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries
350 Victoria Street
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Toronto Metropolitan University Libraries is a public library in downtown Toronto, open to the community from early morning until late evening, with extended hours on Fridays. The main library provides study spaces and group rooms; reviewers value it as a productive study spot, though the 8th floor can become loud during busy times. The law library on the 4th floor offers a quieter environment with individual desk setups. The campus is pedestrian-only and wheelchair accessible.
Reviewers found the libraries suitable for studying and group work. Group rooms on the 8th floor are highlighted as particularly useful during exam season. However, one reviewer noted that the main library's staff seemed unwelcoming and unprofessional, which affected their experience borrowing materials.
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