Toronto, Canada's largest city! People from all over the world have come to call Toronto home. With more than 100 cultures celebrated in Greater Toronto, Toronto can't help but be creative, providing the city with a variety of arts, cuisine from around the world, museums, world class theatre, shopping, festivals, concerts, sporting events and countless amazing attractions.
Holiday Inn Toronto Located just minutes from Toronto's Pearson Airport East. This Toronto airport hotel offers warm hospitality, and exceptional services suited to please business and leisure. The excellent variety and selection of Perkins menu makes the Holiday Inn Toronto-Airport East Hotel stand above other Toronto hotels for memorable lunches and dinners.
The Park Hyatt Toronto is centrally located at the landmark intersection of Avenue Road and Bloor Street. The hotel is situated in the heart of fashionable Yorkville, across the street from the Royal Ontario Museum and a five-minute drive from Toronto's financial and theatre districts. Its distinctive personality celebrates luxury in the city's largest accommodations, rooms averaging 500 square feet. Guest room amenities include TV with remote control and pay-per-view movies, in-room fax/copier/printer, hairdryer, iron, ironing boards, AM/FM alarm clock, and free daily newspaper delivery.
Located in the heart of Toronto's entertainment and business district, the Sheraton Centre Toronto having attractions of shopping, theatre, fine dining and other city amenities. The Sheraton is also directly connected underground to the Eaton Centre shopping complex.
The 1377 comfortable guest rooms feature coffee and tea makers, hair dryers, irons, televisions with cable and alarm clocks. Childcare is available in the hotel's 2,900 square-foot activity centre.
If you’re looking for more ambiance than just a cheap hotel in Toronto, you may want to look into a Bed and Breakfast. There are quite a few to choose from, both in the downtown area and across the city. Prices are very reasonable, similar to what a discount Toronto hotel might cost. The advantage of a B&B is getting to know some local knowledge of the city and the friendly feeling of staying in a home.
About Toronto Bed and Breakfast
The Castlegate Inn tastefully furnished rental apartment hotel suites, located in the heart of downtown Toronto, only steps from beautiful Casa Loma, Toronto's only castle. The Inn is ideally situated within easy walking distance of Bloor St., Toronto's main east-west thoroughfare.
Toronto B&B and Attractions
It is within easy reach of the fashionable Yorkville shopping and restaurant district, the Royal Ontario Museum, the annual Toronto International Film Festival, and the Royal Conservatory of Music.
Hotel suites
Castlegate Inn, comprised of three adjacent Victorian houses, has 40 units ranging from singles to 1 bedroom suites. The units have either a single twin bed or a single double bed with comfortable all cotton duvets. There is a TV/VCR and a telephone. Also for your convenience a small refrigerator and accompanying microwave. The units have either single shower bathrooms or bathtub shower combinations.
One of the best downtown Toronto Hotels
A walking distance from two subway stations TTC, apartments hotels in toronto are perfect for a wide range of people looking for short and mid-term stays and is an affordable alternative to hotels. Perfect for tourists, conference and convention attendees, contract consultants/workers, visiting academics or graduate students.
Probably the most historically significant Toronto Canada hotel is Le Royal Meridien King Edward, opened in 1903. This luxurious hotel is located in the heart of the city, close to most of Toronto’s biggest attractions. Le Royal Meridien King Edward has catered to celebrities throughout the century, including the Beatles in the 1960’s. If you can’t afford to stay here, it’s worth it to take a peak inside at the gorgeous lobby.
