Toronto, the capital of the Canadian province of Ontario, is located near the border with the United States at the edge of Lake Ontario. Visitors flock to Toronto each year, as it is located quite close to Niagara Falls and is one of the largest cities in Canada. There’s shopping, shows, food, and culture galore, and plenty of history to go with it. Visitors staying in Toronto can choose accommodations in a high rise hotel with a view of the lake, a quirky, unique boutique inn, or in a small, historic Victorian house that has been converted into a quaint bed and breakfast.


The Omni King Edward Hotel

The Omni King Edward Hotel

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Built in 1903, but recently renovated in the 21st century, the Omni King Edward Hotel used its $40 million makeover to celebrate its old-world charm while completely transforming guest rooms, event spaces, the restaurant and bar, and various meeting spaces. The hotel is home to two restaurants of note, Victoria’s Restaurant and Consort Bar, which also underwent a complete renovation alongside the hotel. The menus have been updated to include local and seasonal ingredients while putting an emphasis on classic cooking methods. Although the hotel boasts 301 high quality rooms and suites, it is always important to call ahead to make a reservation or visit their website for promotional deals and sales.

37 King St E, Toronto, ON M5C 1E9, Canada, Phone: 416-863-9700, Map


Bisha Hotel

Bisha Hotel

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Bisha Hotel is one of Toronto's sleekest, most luxurious high-rise hotels, located just minutes from top attractions such as Rogers Centre and the city's Entertainment District. The Kings Street West hotel offers 96 gorgeous guest rooms and suites designed by Studio's Alessandro Munge, which are decked out with marble bathrooms and Italian linens and stocked with state-of-the-art amenities such as Nespresso machines, flat screen televisions, minibars, and complimentary wireless internet. Upgraded rooms offer private living space, kitchenettes and dining areas, and pool tables. Guests can dine at a variety of globally-inspired restaurants and bars, including the Baja-style KOST rooftop restaurant, the ground-floor French Made, Mister C's Bar Room, and Akira Back, the namesake pan-Asian restaurant of the acclaimed chef. Other amenities include a 24/7 fitness center, onsite auto detailing services, and a 44th-floor rooftop pool.

80 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON M5V 2G3, Canada, Phone: 416-551-2800, Map


The Anndore House

The Anndore House

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The Anndore House is one of downtown Toronto's most celebrated hotels, located less than two minutes from the Bloor-Yonge subway station and within convenient walking distance of top area attractions such as the Royal Ontario Museum and the CN Tower. The charming hotel, which was completely renovated and reopened in 2018, was originally constructed in the 1950s as the Anndore Hotel and Apartments. Today, 113 contemporary guest rooms and suites are offered, featuring chic amenities such as vinyl record players, flat screen televisions, rainfall showers, and mini fridges.

15 Charles St E, Toronto, ON M4Y 1S1, Canada, Phone: 416-924-1222, Map


SoHo Metropolitan Hotel

SoHo Metropolitan Hotel

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Surrounded by downtown Toronto, the SoHo Metropolitan Hotel is an experience in both boutique and luxury accommodations and features a self contained vibrant scene. Upon entering, guests are greeted with a marble floored lobby and an unparalleled staff in terms of commitment and personal attention. There are a variety of rooms to choose from, ranging from the standard boutique style guest room to the loft-style penthouse suite, each with comfortable bedding and spacious floorplans. For those planning to stay a little longer, extended stay suites are always an option with SoHo Metropolitan Residences.

SoHo Metropolitan Hotel, 318 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3T4, Canada, Phone: 416-599-8800


The Hazelton Hotel

The Hazelton Hotel

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With interiors designed by the internationally renowned design firm Yabu Pushelberg, the Hazelton Hotel has become a cultural sensation in the neighborhood of Yorkville, Toronto. A diverse collection of different room styles, striking artwork, a private screening room, and ONE Restaurant by Mark McEwan, the hotel is designed with the sophisticated guest in mind. There are 62 rooms to choose from, as well as 15 suites designed with a splash of 1940s Old Hollywood-esque glamour. All of the rooms average over 600 square feet with nine-foot ceilings, so no matter which room guests choose they will have ample space and luxury.

The Hazelton Hotel, 118 Yorkville Ave, Toronto, ON M5R 1C4, Canada, Phone: 416-963-6300


Four Seasons Toronto

Four Seasons Toronto

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As the first hotel in Canada to be awarded both the AAA Five Diamond and the Forbes Travel Guide 5-Star ratings, the Four Seasons Toronto has been satisfying guests since it opened its doors. The hotel stands 55 stories tall and offers a wide array of services to satisfy nearly every possible need. You’ll find everything from wheelchair accessible rooms, a 24-hour business center, and unlimited valet parking to an indoor pool, an airport shuttle, and special spa treatments for singles and couples alike. The Four Seasons Toronto also offers special rates, package deals, and promotions, and more details can be found by calling or visiting their website.

Four Seasons Toronto, 60 Yorkville Ave, Toronto, ON M4W 0A4, Canada, Phone: 416-964-0411


The Adelaide Hotel

The Adelaide Hotel

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Housing 256 updates rooms, 122 of which are suites, the Adelaide Hotel fulfills all of the standard expectations and takes the bar one notch higher with amenities like walk-in showers, deep soak tubs, and complimentary high speed Wi-Fi internet. The hotel boasts an impressive 65 stories, enabling the upper rooms to have a spectacular view of the city, and there are two entire floors (the 31st and 32nd) dedicated entirely to spa treatment rooms, couples rooms, pedicure/manicure stations, and a VIP lounge. If there is anything guests need or want they are encouraged to contact the 24-hour concierge service at their convenience.

The Adelaide Hotel, 325 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario M5H 4G3 Canada, Phone: 416-306-5800


Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square

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There are six distinct types of rooms offered at Le Germain Hotel of Toronto Maple Leaf Square, each designed to fit a different guest need or desire. The Classic room offers one king or two queen beds in a 400ft2 room, a comfortable space for two adults and two children. The Prestige offers 600ft2 of space with two queen beds and a reading area. The Round features a Round bed, a panoramic view, and a reading nook, and the Signature Suite has a separate bath and shower, a powder room, and a king sized bed in a 940ft2 room. The Suite with Balcony and the Apartment Suite feature all the aforementioned amenities, including dining and living rooms, and measure in at 940ft2 and 1500ft2 respectively. More Things to Do in Toronto

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Maple Leaf Square, 75 Bremner Blvd, Toronto, ON M5J 0A1, Canada, Phone: 888-940-7575


The Ritz-Carlton Residences Toronto

The Ritz-Carlton Residences Toronto

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Along with all of the expected features, amenities, and prestige one would expect from a Ritz-Carlton hotel, the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Toronto offer an added level of comfort and class with a few distinct features. The building is designed to feature a breathtaking wraparound panorama of Toronto’s downtown skyline on one side, while giving guests an uninhibited view of the lake on the other. The Residences sit thirty floors up perched on the Ritz-Carlton and are strategically situated among high class entertainment, dining options, and exclusive shopping outlets. For more information on becoming a resident at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Toronto, please visit their website or contact them via telephone.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences Toronto, 183 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5J 2H5, Canada, Phone: 416-585-2500


Delta Hotels Toronto

Delta Hotels Toronto

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Only moments from both Old Toronto and the Toronto Waterfront, the Delta Hotels Toronto sits in a prime location for guests who wish to explore the city without the inconvenience of traffic and transit times. Many of the rooms feature stunning city views, and all of the rooms have access to complimentary Wi-Fi, workspaces, and 24-hour room service. For those travelling who still wish to maintain their fitness, there is a heated indoor pool and 24-hour fitness center that is open to all guests, and there is also on-site dining to further enhance the convenience of staying at Delta Hotels Toronto. Depending on the season, different events take place on the Toronto Waterfront, and guests are always able to find out more information from the front desk. Things to Do in Canada

Delta Hotels Toronto, 75 Lower Simcoe St, Toronto, ON M5J 3A6, Canada, Phone: 416-849-1200


The Drake Hotel

The Drake Hotel

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The Drake Hotel, a self proclaimed “Hotbed for Culture,” was featured in both the Condé Nast Traveler and Fodor’s Top 100 Hotels Worldwide for their unique and contemporary style and rooms. Offering a range of rooms with sizes in their titles, guests can pick from the XL Suite all the way down to the XS Nook. The purpose of staying at The Drake isn’t just the memorable boutique experience, but also the access to diverse culture, food, and music venues. The Drake’s unique space is available for rent, whether guests want to host a party, a meeting, or even a wedding at their hotel. They have an inhouse restaurant with many new takes on old classics, and they also showcase many famous art exhibits.

1150 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1J3, Canada, Phone: 416-531-5042


Shangri-La Hotel Toronto

Shangri-La Hotel Toronto

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Every guestroom found in the Shangri-La Hotel boasts a square foot measurement of at least 490 feet; that means that any guest room will be spacious with an incorporated work area, a specially designed sleeping area to enhance rest, and a comfortable bathroom, all wrapped in Asian-inspired decor. The furnishings are chosen to be residential in feel yet remain functional in design, allowing the guests to feel at home the moment they arrive. Anyone who is staying in a suite will receive a complimentary breakfast for two at Bosk, the signature restaurant at Shangri-La.

Shangri-La Hotel Toronto, 188 University Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M5H 0A3, Canada, Phone: 647-788-8888


Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer

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To set itself apart from other hotels in Toronto, Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer works hard to display features that make it unique. Where other hotels may charge extra for, or not even offer such services, this location of the Le Germain is steps ahead of the competition. Free deluxe continental breakfast is included with every room rental so guests can start their day off right, and there is a 24-hour fitness center available for whenever that itch to work out arises. If you’d like to relax with a great view, head to the rooftop terrace and enjoy a drink, or maybe put in a round on the putting green to perfect your game.

Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer, 30 Mercer St, Toronto, ON M5V 1H3, Canada, Phone: 866-345-9501


Intercontinental Toronto Yorkville

Intercontinental Toronto Yorkville

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Deep in the heart of the Yorkville neighborhood lies a boutique hotel that redefines sleek and invitingly designed interiors. For the guest who searches for a collection of high class amenities and benefits, the Intercontinental Toronto Yorkville delivers with features such as the Signature Restaurant, a Penthouse lap pool, and SkyLounge, which was named the best patio in the city. Travelers from abroad who don’t speak English or don’t want to use English are probably in luck because the concierge staff speaks three dozen languages. Aside from being multilingual, the concierge staff is happy and willing to help guests with their every need or whim, all they have to do is ask.

Intercontinental Toronto Yorkville, 220 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 1T8, Canada, Phone: 416-960-5200


Old Mill Toronto

Old Mill Toronto

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Outside of the bustling and busy environment of downtown Toronto, the Old Mill is nestled in the scenic Humber Valley and lies adjacent to Parkland and the Toronto Biking and Walking trail system. Designed with couples in mind, the Old Mill boasts an assortment of romantic and relaxation options along the lines of a luxury spa, romantic dining options, and even a venue to host weddings. Since 1914, the Old Mill has been host to a daily Afternoon Tea that draws in people of all varieties, from canoeists to motorists, and it is a stress-free way to spend an afternoon with friends or loved ones.

Old Mill Toronto, 21 Old Mill Rd, Etobicoke, ON M8X 1G5, Canada, Phone: 416-236-2641


Park Hyatt Toronto

Park Hyatt Toronto

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For those travellers who love to bring their four legged friends along, the Park Hyatt Toronto offers dog friendly accommodations through their Paws at the Park Package. Dogs who weigh 50 pounds or less, for a small fee, will be provided with their very own doggie bed, bowl, bowl mat, and biscuits for the duration of their stay. For guests who prefer more human oriented activities, the hotel offers a complete fitness center, yoga kits, a bicycle valet program, shoe shine, a complimentary car service within a three-mile radius, and many more features and amenities that can be accessed by calling the front desk.

Park Hyatt Toronto, Park Hyatt Toronto, 4 Avenue Rd, Toronto, ON M5R 2E8, Canada, Phone: 416-925-1234


Fairmont Royal York

Fairmont Royal York

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Guests staying in one of the 1,363 guestrooms equipped with the latest business amenities, high speed internet, and entertainment features at the Fairmont Royal York will have unbridled access to distinct and praised restaurants within the hotel.

For additional comfort, Fairmont Gold offers elegantly appointed suites, premium services, and an exclusive 18th floor lounge.

Fairmont Royal York, 100 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5J 1E3, Canada, Phone: 416-368-2511


Gladstone Hotel

Gladstone Hotel

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Known as Toronto’s Art Hotel, the Gladstone certainly lives up to its nickname with 37 rooms designed by artists, over 45 exhibitions a year, and three dedicated gallery spaces inside the building. Although the rooms may be designed by artists and feature creative and sometimes quirky paintings, that does not mean that comfort is not a high priority. All rooms feature a double or queen bed with 300 thread count linens, a flat screen television, connection to the digital concierge service, free Wi-Fi internet, all natural bath products, and a dry bar containing locally sourced food and drinks.

Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1J6, Canada, Phone: 416-531-4635


A Seaton Dream

A Seaton Dream

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Offering three distinct rooms, this cozy Bed and Breakfast sits on a quiet street just blocks from downtown Toronto. Guests can choose from the West Wing room, ideal for romantic getaways with the air-jet tub, private ensuite bathroom, and large bay window to enjoy views of classic Victorian homes. The East Wing room offers a private deck with uninhibited views of the garden, while the Retreat room is the most private room of all, as it is the only room located in the basement. All guests are invited each morning to a full course breakfast that features an ever changing menu as well as a fresh pot of coffee brewed and ready to be poured.

A Seaton Dream, 243 Seaton St, Toronto, ON M5A 2T5, Canada, Phone: 416-929-3363


Shuter House

Shuter House

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Offering eight distinct rooms spread throughout four floors, the Shuter House occupies an 1874 heritage building in downtown Toronto, overlooking Moss Park. With balconies and a backyard garden space to spend time in, the Shuter House provides relief from the hectic atmosphere of downtown while also providing 24-hour complimentary tea and coffee. Air conditioning and heating are available in every room along with complimentary Wi-Fi, and there is always fresh, comfortable bedding provided for every guest. Yonge-Dundas square is less than a half mile walk, and the area is well suited for jogging, biking, and enjoying the architecture of the surrounding neighborhoods while taking a stroll.

Shuter House, 118 Shuter St, Toronto, ON M5A 1V8, Canada, Phone: 647-855-1818


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Madison Manor Boutique Hotel

The Madison Manor Boutique Hotel feels more like a small bed and breakfast inn than a typical hotel with its specialized comfort, ambience, and 23 rooms. The hotel is located just steps away from the Spadina and St. George subway stations for those guests looking for a quick commute to downtown Toronto, but it is set off on a side street with minimal noise and traffic, with parking for those with their own car. All of the rooms are designed to pay homage to classic English Country Inns, with a variety of features such as balconies and alcove windows.

Madison Manor Boutique Hotel, 20 Madison Avenue Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5R 2S1, Phone: 877-561-7048

Cottage in the City

Deep in the neighborhood of Wychwood lies a quaint, turn-of-the-century home on a residential street lined with trees. One would never suspect that inside this restored home lies the Cottage in the City Bed and Breakfast, as this beautiful house sits among other charming and well crafted buildings, including grand mansions and plenty of delicious ethnic eateries. Many of Toronto’s famous landmarks are just steps from the front door of the Cottage, places such as the Casa Loma, Canada’s largest castle, or the home of Ernest Hemingway while he worked for the Toronto Star. This bed and breakfast harnesses a unique blend of classic and modern charm sure to please its guests.

Cottage in the City , 52 Helena Avenue Toronto, Ontario Canada M6G 2H2, Phone: 416-654-9105

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