Toronto accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “Hogtown”.
Toronto known for: skyline, streetcars, outdoor skating rinks, parks, gardens, ravines, beaches, squares, museums, theaters, conference / event centers, shopping malls, sporting events
Located across Lake Ontario from Niagara Falls and Buffalo, New York, Toronto boasts 29 miles of waterfront shoreline. Toronto was twice the Province of Canada’s capital (briefly). Iconic, Toronto’s CN Tower reaches 1,815 feet in height. Sheltered largely by Centre Island, Inner Harbor (downtown area) sees both commercial ships and recreational boats. Due-east of Inner Harbor, the Port of Toronto (cruise terminal) shines in the Port Lands area.
Toronto main attractions: CN Tower, CF Toronto Eaton Centre (shopping mall), Nathan Phillips Square (year-round events, ice rink), Royal Ontario Museum, St. Lawrence Market, Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre (stadium), Casa Loma (castle museum), Toronto Sign (illuminated three-dimensional sign), High Park (hiking trails, zoo, sports fields, large children’s playground), The Distillery Historic District, Harbourfront Centre (cultural center), Yonge-Dundas Square (Sankofa Square) (outdoor event venue), Art Gallery of Ontario, Budweiser Stage (live music venue), Woodbine Beach (curved beach, swimming, volleyball, picnic areas), Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Union Station Toronto, Evergreen Brick Works (park, weekend farmers’ market, gardening store, event space, nature trails), Trinity Bellwoods Park (volleyball / tennis courts, outdoor skating rink, indoor recreation center), BMO Field (stadium), Hockey Hall of Fame, Danforth Music Hall (live music venue), Riverdale Farm, Riverdale Park East (tobogganing, skyline views, ice rink, sports fields), Toronto Music Garden (lakeside, summer concerts, seasonal tours), Trillium Park (lakeside, running / bike trails, fire pit, downtown skyscrapers)
Bordering / surrounding Toronto: Humber Bay Park West (lakeside, dog-friendly, picnic spot, shorebirds, bike / foot paths), Humber Bay Park East (lakeside, butterfly habitat, cycling trails, ponds), Humber Bay Arch Bridge (lakeside, Martin Goodman Trail, walkers / cyclists), Humber Bay Shores Park (lakeside, birdwatching, pathways, skyline views), Colonel Samuel Smith Park (lakeside, off-leash area, ice skating trail, bird watching, hiking), Marie Curtis Park (beach, splash pad, picnic spots, off-leash dog zone), Toronto Golf Club, Centennial Park Conservatory (greenhouse, 200+ tropical plant species, arid cacti section), Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience (exhibit), Earl Bales Park (amphitheater, playgrounds, dog area, sports, sensory garden), Alexander Muir Memorial Garden (landscaped, colorful flowerbeds, footpaths), Sherwood Park (leafy, playground, wading pools, off-leash dog area, wooded boardwalks, trails), Toronto Botanical Garden, Comedy Bar Danforth (comedy club), Balmy Beach Park (lakefront, kayak rentals, volleyball, boardwalk trails, beach, gym equipment), Scarboro Crescent Park (lawned clifftop, lake views, playground, splash pad, 4 tennis courts), Bluffer’s Park Beach
Toronto main airport: Toronto Pearson International Airport
Airport car rental agencies: Routes, Enterprise, National Car, Alamo, SIXT
Rideshare service: Uber
Rapid transit system: TTC
Port of Toronto cruise lines: Viking, Victory, Pearl
Toronto top events: Honda Indy Toronto, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto Fashion Week, DesignTO, Toronto International Film Festival, Canadian Music Week, Beaches International Jazz Festival, Boots and Hearts Music Festival (Toronto-area), Toronto Festival of Beer, Wine Fest Toronto, Wakestock (wakeboarding festival), Luminato Festival, Toronto Biennial of Art, Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, Toronto International Festival of Authors, Toronto Caribbean Carnival, Salsa in Toronto Festival, Toronto Marathon, Toronto Comicon, Taboo Show
More fun things: Niagara Falls Day Tour, Castle Ticket, Harbor & Islands Cruise, Aquarium Ticket
Toronto professional sports teams: Toronto Maple Leafs (Scotiabank Arena – downtown – NHL), Toronto Blue Jays (Rogers Centre – west of Scotiabank Arena – MLB), Toronto Raptors (Scotiabank Arena – NBA)
Toronto currency: Canadian Dollar
Legal drinking age: 19 years old
When visiting Toronto there are a few things to keep in mind. English is Toronto’s primary language, with over 160 languages spoken throughout the city. Traffic can get congested, especially during rush hour. Winter roadways may be icy. Prior to entering trains it’s prudent to allow passengers to exit. Also, on sidewalks, escalators and corridors keep to the right when standing / walking slowly. Purchasing sports / event tickets in advance is recommended. 15-20% is customary when tipping. Toronto accommodations are some of Canada’s best. Before we get to Toronto accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Humans likely have inhabited the Toronto area for thousands of years. Once a gateway to ancient northwesterly trade routes (Huron, Iroquois, Ojibwe). “Toronto” gets its roots from an Iroquoian word meaning “place where trees stand in the water”. Near settlements such as Ganatsekwyagon and Teiaiagon (Iroquois villages – established 1660s) natives used tree saplings to help corral fish. Ganatsekwyagon and Teiaiagon having been abandoned (turn of 18th century – post-Beaver Wars), the Iroquois were replaced by the Mississauga. French traders founded Fort Rouillé (present-day Exhibition Place) circa 1750, though abandoned the area in 1759 during the Seven Years’ War (1756–1763). France’s defeat to Britain (1763) saw the area become part of Britain’s “Quebec colony”. The Mississauga surrendered to the British Crown by way of “The Toronto Purchase”, which secured more than a quarter-million acres of land for Britain during the American Revolutionary War. John Graves Simcoe (Governor) named the area’s first town “York” in 1793. The War of 1812’s “Battle of York” saw the United States capture and plunder the town briefly. Though lost, the Battle of York would instill a sense of nationalism amongst Canadians that helped them forge the nation. York was incorporated as the “City of Toronto” on March 6, 1834, with William Lyon Mackenzie (Scottish-born Canadian-American journalist) becoming the city’s first mayor. Slavery was banned in Upper Canada (1834) and Toronto received some the United States’ slaves. The Great Irish Famine (1845–1852) caused a number of Irish-Catholics to relocate. Many of them finding Toronto, the city’s largest ethnic group became Irish-born by 1851. The City of Toronto’s Scottish and English population welcomed smaller numbers of “Orange Order Protestant” Irish immigrants. Almost all Toronto mayors were Orange-Order members between 1850 and 1950 (city once referred to as “Belfast of Canada”). An extensive sewage system, gas street lamps and long-distance railway lines were implemented during the 19th century. Gooderham and Worts Distillery (once the world’s largest whiskey distillery) was founded in 1869-Toronto’s “Distillery Historic District”. Toronto would become North America’s largest alcohol distillation center in the latter-19th century. In 1891 electric streetcars replaced horse-drawn streetcars. A large downtown area was destroyed during the 1904 Great Toronto Fire. Later renamed the Toronto Transit Commission, the “Toronto Transportation Commission” became publicly owned (beginning of “Roaring Twenties”). By 1934 the Toronto Stock Exchange had become Canada’s largest stock exchange. Following World War II a land-boom ensued. Chinese, Italian and Portuguese job-seekers led immigration, followed by a broader range of immigrants world-over. CN Tower was completed in 1976, and by the 1980s Toronto had surpassed Montreal as Canada’s most populous city.
Home to around 2.8 million “Torontonians”, Toronto is Ontario’s capital and most populous city, as well as North America’s fourth-most populous. “Hogtown” derives from the city’s large, 19th-century meatpacking and livestock trading industry. About 40 million people visit the Toronto region annually. CN Tower was once the world’s (presently Western Hemisphere’s) tallest free-standing structure. Toronto Stock Exchange is the world’s 7th-largest stock exchange. The world’s largest ravine system, the Toronto ravine system (42 square miles) consists of deep ravines and large urban forest. A fine place for families, Centre Island (Toronto Islands – accessible by ferry) offers impressive skyline views.
Additional points of interest: Downtown, Old Town, Exhibition Place, Scarborough Bluffs (sedimentary rock cliffs, beaches, trails, parks), Rouge National Urban Park (29 square mile urban park), Royal Alexandra Theatre, Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, Roy Thomson Hall, Princess of Wales Theatre, Massey Hall, Meridian Arts Centre, Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres, Meridian Hall, Ontario Place, Coca-Cola Coliseum, Humber Bay Arch Bridge (pedestrian / bicycle through arch bridge), Toronto Islands (15 small island chain), James Gardens (botanical garden), University College, Woodbine Racetrack
Toronto local foods: poutine (fries, cheese curds & gravy), peameal bacon sandwiches (cooked peameal bacon on a Kaiser roll, topped w/ mustard & other toppings), smoked meats, salted codfish, sushi pizza, dim sum, tourtiere (French-Canadian meat pie), Montreal bagels (smaller, sweeter, wood-fired, larger holes), bannock (flatbread), donair (Turkish kebab), butter tarts (small pastries), maple cookies, BeaverTails (fried dough)
Popular drinks: Canadian Caesar (type of bloody Mary – Canada national drink), Toronto (cocktail – Canadian whiskey, bitters & sugar), beer (lager), coffee, hot chocolate
With some background information on the area, we’re ready for Toronto accommodations that will help make for an exciting trip.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
37 King Street East
Hockey Hall of Fame
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, à la carte, continental or gluten-free breakfast, fitness center, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, desks, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, concierge service, tour desk
Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs: Big Smoke Burger (hamburger restaurant), Pi Co. (restaurant), Beerbistro (restaurant), Consort Bar, P.J. O’Brien Irish Pub & Restaurant
Nearby misc.: The Reservoir Lounge, Qi Salon (hair salon), Flowers & Flowers (florist), Livia Diamonds (jewelry designer), Step Up Massage & Rehab, Garrison Bespoke (men’s clothing store), Altitude Athletic Training (gym)
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- Hockey Hall of Fame
- Courthouse Square
- St. James
- The Cow Cafe
- King Subway Station
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- CN Tower
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- Queens Park
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- Cherry Beach
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The Omni King Edward Hotel is 17 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Luxury Executive Suite): $778
Cost per person (three people): $259
Sutton Place Hotel Toronto
355 King Street West
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Hotel amenities: indoor pool, terrace, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, 24-hour front desk, currency exchange, business center
Nearby restaurants / pubs: La Fenice (Italian restaurant), Victor Restaurant (Modern French restaurant), Nobu Toronto (restaurant), Tahini’s (Middle Eastern restaurant), Khao San Road (Thai restaurant), Bar Hop (gastropub)
Nearby misc.: Escape Manor Toronto (escape room center), The BLUMZ (body piercing shop), Nordello (wedding photographer), TIFF Lightbox (movie theater), Fit Factory Downtown (gym), Toronto Beauty Group (beauty salon)
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- Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
- Museum of Television
- 21 Nelson Roof Top
- Secret Swing
- St. Andrew Subway Station
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- McMichael Canadian Art Collection
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- Fort York
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- Sunnyside Beach
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Sutton Place Hotel Toronto is 16 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One Bedroom Royal Suite): $381
Shangri-La Toronto
188 University Avenue
Royal Alexandra Theatre
Hotel amenities: restaurant, juice bar, city views, indoor pool, infrared sauna, hot tub, fitness center, floor-to-ceiling windows, 46-inch LCD TVs, iPads, Nespresso machines, mini-bars
Nearby restaurants: Hy’s Steakhouse, John & Sons Oyster House
Nearby misc.: Purdy’s Chocolatier, The Wine Academy, The National Club Starbucks, (event venue), Thread Culture (men’s clothing store), GNC, M Models and Talent (modeling agency)
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- Royal Alexandra Theatre
- Four Seasons Center for the Performing Arts
- Osgoode Hall
- Campbell House Museum
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- Queens Park
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- Ontario Science Centre
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- Earl Bales Ski Lifts
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Shangri-La Hotel is 10 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Deluxe One-Bedroom Suite): $970
Cost per person (four people): $242
Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square
75 Bremner Boulevard
Scotiabank Arena | Harbourfront Centre | Meridian Hall
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, continental breakfast, 24-hour fitness center, flat-screen TVs, tea / coffee machines, mini-bars
Nearby restaurants / bars / pubs: Harbour 60 Toronto (steakhouse), The Butcher Chef (restaurant), Impact Kitchen (restaurant), Church’s Texas Chicken (American restaurant), BeaverTails Toronto (fast food restaurant), Miku Toronto (Japanese restaurant), KINTON (Ramen restaurant), Sansotei Ramen Union Station (Ramen restaurant), iQ (health food restaurant), Evviva Breakfast and Lunch (breakfast restaurant), Real Sports (sports bar), Amsterdam BrewHouse (brewpub)
Nearby misc.: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, VIA Business Class Lounge (lounge), Farm Boy (grocery store), Roundhouse Park, Queen’s Quay Terminal (cruise terminal), Toronto Island ferry (ferry service), Harbour Square Park, 416 Fitness Club (gym), CityPlace SuperClub (gym), Kardia (gym), Harbourfront Canoe & Kayak Centre (canoe and kayak club), The Tall Ship Kajama (tourist attraction), Simcoe WaveDeck (tourist attraction), CAFE Dispensary (cannabis store)
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- Scotiabank Arena
- Harbourfront Centre
- Meridian Hall
- Brookfield Place
- Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
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- University of Toronto
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- Woodbine Beach
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Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square is 10 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Luxury Queen Room): $418
Cost per person (four people): $104
Hotel X
111 Princes’ Boulevard
Exhibition Place Toronto | Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
Hotel bells and whistles: restaurant, free daily breakfast, spa, steam room, tennis, fitness & wellness facilities, free Wi-Fi, Nespresso Zenius Pro coffee machines, free bottled water, L’Occitane bath amenities, late check-out, shoeshine service, evening wine & cheese, turn-down service, meeting / event spaces, exclusive theaters, photographic art gallery
Nearby: Canadian National Exhibition (convention center), Toronto Event Centre (event venue), Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament (dinner theater), Coca-Cola Coliseum (sports complex), OVO Athletic Centre, Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex (event venue), Echo Beach (event venue), Toronto Fashion Incubator, The Toronto Inukshuk Park, Trillium Park (park), Princes’ Gates (historical landmark), Scadding Cabin (historical landmark), The Riding Academy (horse riding academy)
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- Exhibition Place Toronto
- Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
- Coca-Cola Coliseum
- Ontario Place
- Cinesphere
- Lamport Stadium
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- Rogers Centre
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- Harbourfront Centre
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- Toronto Symphony Orchestra
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- Scotiabank Arena
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Hotel X Toronto by Library Hotel Collection is 9 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One Bedroom Suite): $727
Cost per person (three people): $242
SoHo Hotel Toronto
318 Wellington Street West
CN Tower
Hotel amenities: lap pool, fitness center, personal fitness coaches, heated bathroom floors
Nearby restaurants: Vagabondo Restobar (Italian restaurant), Akira Back Restaurant (Japanese restaurant), Siempre Breakfast & Lunch (brunch restaurant)
Nearby misc.: French Made Toronto (café)
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- CN Tower
- CBC Museum
- Museum of Television
- Toronto Railway Museum
- Spadina Quay Wetland
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- Yonge-Dundas Square
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- Casa Loma
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- Earl Bales Ski Lift
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SoHo Hotel Toronto is 16 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Executive Corner King Suite): $595
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
181 Wellington Street West
Roy Thomson Hall | Toronto Symphony Orchestra | Princess of Wales Theater
Hotel amenities: multiple dining & bar outlets, lake / skyline views, indoor salt water pool, spa, sauna, hot tub, 24-hour fitness center, floor-to-ceiling windows, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, deep soaker tubs, valet parking service
Nearby restaurants: The Shore Club (steakhouse), Lite Bite (restaurant), Koha Pacific Kitchen (restaurant), TOCA (restaurant), Harvest Green (fast food restaurant)
Nearby misc.: RBC Centre (office building), Simcoe Park, Roy Thomson Hall (event venue)
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- Roy Thomson Hall
- Toronto Symphony Orchestra
- Princess of Wales Theater
- Royal Alexandra Theatre
- Four Seasons Center for the Performing Arts
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- Trinity Bellwoods Park
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- Casa Loma
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- Grenadier Pond
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The Ritz-Carlton Toronto is 10 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One Bedroom Corner Suite): $618
Cost per person (four people): $154
Yonge Suites Apart Hotel
209 Yonge Street
Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres | Massey Hall | CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Apartment amenities: restaurant, bar, rooftop terrace with skyline views, sauna, fitness room, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations, fully-equipped kitchens, laundry facilities, business lounge
Nearby restaurants: Richmond Station (Canadian restaurant), Salus Fresh Foods (restaurant), Sunset Grill (breakfast restaurant)
Nearby misc.: One O Five Hair Studio & Spa (hair salon), Diamonds For Less (diamond dealer), Former Toronto Dominion Bank (historical place)
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- Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres
- Massey Hall
- CF Toronto Eaton Centre
- Church of the Holy Trinity
- Ryerson University
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- Queens Park
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- Royal Ontario Museum
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Yonge Suites Apart Hotel is 10 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Junior Two Bedroom): $269
Cost per person (four people): $67
1 Hotel Toronto
550 Wellington Street West
Toronto Music Garden | Terry Fox Miracle Mile
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, à la carte breakfast, outdoor swimming pool, terrace, fitness center, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk, concierge service, private parking
Nearby: Casa Madera (restaurant), DESIGN TO IMPRESS TORONTO (interior designer)
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- Toronto Music Garden
- Terry Fox Miracle Mile
- Fort York
- Spadina Quay Wetland
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- Nathan Phillips Square
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- Hockey Hall of Fame
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- Yonge-Dundas Square
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1 Hotel Toronto is 9 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Skyline 1 Bedroom Flat): $1,783
BISHA
80 Blue Jays Way
Queen Street West | The Harbourfront | Rogers Centre
Hotel amenities: restaurant, bar, rooftop infinity pool, fitness center, floor-to-ceiling windows, free Wi-Fi, valet parking
Also in the area: SoHo Hotel Toronto
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- Queen Street West
- The Harbourfront (cultural center)
- Rogers Centre (Toronto Blue Jays stadium)
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- Sankofa Square
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BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto is 36 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (The Marilyn Suite): $1,747
Gabby’s Place
249 Seaton Street
Allan Gardens
Homestay amenities: soundproofing, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, private entrance, free private parking
Nearby: Ju Sushi & Bar (Modern izakaya restaurant), Umi’s Kitchen (Caribbean restaurant), Toronto Wranglers (dance school)
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- Allan Gardens (park)
- Bleeker Parkette
- Mackenzie House
- Riverdale Farm
- Dundas Subway Station
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- Hall of Fame
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- Campbell House Museum
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- Sugar Beach
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Gabby’s Place is 11 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $276
Nester Finn St. Lawrence Market
197 King St E.
The Distillery Historic District | St. James Park | The Cathedral Church of St. James
Apartment amenities: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, kitchen, washer, dryer
Nearby restaurants / pubs: The Chefs’ House (restaurant), Cafe Oro di Napoli (Italian restaurant), Biagio Ristorante (Italian restaurant), Bolets Burrito (burrito restaurant), 88 Foods (Vietnamese takeout restaurant), The Corner Place (gastropub)
Nearby misc.: NEO (coffee shop), Skoom Coffee (cafe), Mast Coffee (coffee shop), Langton Salon Spa (beauty salon), Clore Beauty Supply – Jarvis (beauty supply store), Feheley Fine Arts (art gallery), Toronto’s First Post Office (local history museum)
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- The Distillery Historic District (historic whiskey district & modern pedestrian hub)
- St. James Park (scenic city park – walking paths, flower gardens, fountain, playground)
- The Cathedral Church of St. James (Gothic Revival cathedral c. 1853)
- Hockey Hall of Fame
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Nester Finn St. Lawrence Market is 20 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Standard Apartment, 3 Bedrooms): $455
Cost per person (eight people): $56
The Hazelton Hotel
118 Yorkville Avenue
Yorkville Village | University of Toronto
Hotel amenities: spa, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, desks, marble bathrooms, bathrobes, concierge service, movie room, pet grooming & walking services
Nearby restaurants / pubs: Trattoria Nervosa (Italian restaurant), Bar Reyna (Mediterranean restaurant), Salon Private Dining (restaurant), 156 cumberland (restaurant), Sassafraz (restaurant), Sofia Restaurant & Bar, Yamato Japanese Restaurant, MSSM Yorkville (Japanese restaurant), KOKO! Share Bar (restaurant), Delysées Luxury Desserts Yorkville (dessert restaurant), The Oxley (gastropub)
Nearby misc.: Caudalie (spa), Glow Medi Spa, PRECISE by ICELYN – YORKVILLE (medical spa), Jacked Up Coffee (coffee shop), Summer’s Ice Cream (ice cream shop), S’cream Ice Cream, Salon Bespoke (hair salon), Salon Daniel (beauty salon), Hero’s Barbershop, CHANEL, Suitsupply (men’s clothing store), Stone Island (men’s clothing store), The Cashmere Shop (clothing store), 119 Corbo (clothing store), Bandiera Jewellers (jewelry store), Knar Jewellery (jewelry store), Candle Emporium (gift shop), Gallery Gevik (art gallery), Taglialatella Galleries (art gallery), SoulCycle YKVL (indoor cycling), Village of Yorkville Park (park)
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- Yorkville Village
- University of Toronto
- Royal Ontario Museum
- Toronto Public Library
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- Ryerson University
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- CN Tower
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The Hazelton Hotel is 9 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Suite): $1,275
Cost per person (three people): $425
Four Seasons Hotel Yorkville
60 Yorkville Avenue
Toronto Public Library
Hotel amenities: indoor lap pool, spa, hot tub, fitness center, floor-to-ceiling windows, free Wi-Fi, bathrobes, multilingual concierge service, 24-hour business center, babysitting / child care services
Nearby restaurants: Cafe Boulud (French restaurant), Blu Ristorante, Buca (restaurant), Portici Pizzeria, Bhoj Indian Cuisine
Nearby misc.: Dessert Lady, Scollard Variety & Deli, Spa at Four Seasons, Gilla Salon & Spa, The Brow House (beauty salon), Rebel + Beauty (beauty salon), outHERE (boutique), Mindful Movement (yoga studio)
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- Toronto Public Library
- Yorkville Village
- Panasonic Theatre
- Royal Ontario Museum
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- Ryerson University
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- Allan Gardens
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- Hanlan’s Point Beach
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- Toronto/Buttonville Municipal Airport
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Four Seasons Hotel Toronto at Yorkville is 10 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Premier One-Bedroom Suite): $1,335
Cost per person (three people): $445
Downtown Luxury Victorian Retreat
235 Seaton Street
Mackenzie House
Guesthouse amenities: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs
Also in the area: Gabby’s Place, A Seaton Dream
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- Mackenzie House (historic house / museum)
- Yonge-Dundas Square
- Dundas Subway Station
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- Union Station
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- Cherry Beach
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Downtown Luxury Victorian Retreat is 11 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $398
A Seaton Dream
243 Seaton Street
Bleeker Parkette
Guesthouse amenities: city views, garden, air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, safety deposit boxes, desks
Also in the area: Gabby’s Place
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- Bleeker Parkette
- Allan Gardens
- Mackenzie House
- Yonge-Dundas Square
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- Art Gallery of Ontario
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- Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
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- Kew Beach
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A Seaton Dream is 11 miles from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Approximate cost per night (One Bedroom Royal Suite): $263
So there they are, Toronto accommodations that will help make for an excellent trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most importantly, that you enjoy your time in Canada!