Elm Place — Attraction in Greater Sudbury

I had a delivery to do to the second floor of the office section. WOW. That was an adventure. I figured parking in the rooftop structure was a good choice but I was extremely wrong. There was lots of open parking spots but so many doors with no signs regarding where the doors led. My brain was hurting trying to figure it out. I parked and set off for my adventure on foot. I tried 3 different doors to get into the building and they were all locked. Finally, I see a sign! It said "To Office section" with an arrow to a door. That door was unlocked, very exciting. Then there was another door, leading to the office hallway of some sort, I could see through the window, but THAT door was locked. Okay, what.

So back to my car after trying all visible doors, drive around to see if I missed somewhere. There was a whole other parking lot on another part of the roof! I had no idea. Perhaps a sign or some arrows could be helpful??

Finally, this was the correct door, it was actually unlocked. Locating the elevator was actually the only easy part. Once I got to the second floor, the adventure continued. There's signs saying what unit numbers and offices exist but not WHERE they are located, you know, the actual helpful part.

What a terrible, unwelcoming building. Get some signs, maybe unlock some doors, make things...

Although services in this mall may be severely limited to barly below acceptable standards of services for ontario disability members legal services are severely under funded and buried in the cases that they have tying up the legal help people on disability that is fighting in the legal system feel that there standing alone in a world of gods that can kill him with one blow of there breath soo to the people that relay on these services that is on odsp we can take are anger in to the courts by applying for a fee waiver in both the landlord and tenant bord and in the ontario court system so if you want the Toronto grand resources we need to FIGHT FOR IT FOR the amazing people that work in this building is the most dedicated and helpful people i know and they want to be able to do more but do to the FORD government ✂️ they are on life...

A really sleepy mall with not much going for it other than the few restaurants and stores that call it home. You if you are looking for some brand name stores, you are in the wrong place. This small mall is home to a music store upstairs, a gym downstairs and a supermarket that is priced a little too high in my opinion.

The lighting and ambience makes for a very dull experience. I'd go so far as to call it depressing! Parking is horrendous as well.

The attached Radisson Hotel has been suffering in the past few years by poor management and services to the businesses that used to avail its facilities.

Not a lot of nice things to say about this mall. There are multiple entry points to this mall and one can exit out to different locations of either Elm St/St. Anne depending on where...