A stay here combines independent apartment living with the benefits of a business-oriented hotel, including desks in all apartments and the use of a 24-hour concierge who can answer questions and help with plans. The apartments are decorated in a contemporary style, with pops of bold red, open floor plans, and plenty of natural light. The beds have thick linens and comfortable mattresses, and the kitchens are fully stocked with cooking utensils. The three-bedroom penthouse suites are fabulous, with private roof terraces and wide city views. All apartments except studios have washer-dryers. There is daily housekeeping service, and if you don't feel like cooking, you can head to the lounge for a continental breakfast, included in rates. The concierge can also provide menus from nearby restaurants that deliver. There's no fitness room here, but guests can get discounted rates at a nearby gym with a swimming pool, Jacuzzis, and saunas. The main drawback to the Fraser is the location, which is in an out of center neighborhood: most sights and restaurants aren't within easy walking distance. However, there's a metro stop nearby, and the more desirable neighborhoods are just a few stops away.