Places to stay in Toronto, Ontario
Toronto is a city that holds all the wonders of the world in one clean, safe, friendly place: a theatre scene rivaled only by London and New York, more than 80 cultures from across the globe, attractions that range from high art to rowdy family fun, and polished services for business travelers. Places to eat in the region include Sushi Q, Pier One Restaurant Ltd, Ritz Caribbean Foods, and Mogouyan Hand-pulled Noodles.
We currently have 237 accommodations in and around Toronto with other regional listings available for Campsites, Motor Inns, Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts and other properties. You can filter listings by the available types:
Wondering where to stay? Visitors have access to a large number of hotels in the city, though there are a large number of nearby Bed and Breakfasts. If you are travelling in the area, Toronto is located close to Peel, Bogart Creek, Long Pond, Lake Wabukayne and Armbro Heights.
Selected and best reviewed properties in Toronto
More about the areas accommodations and tourism
What could make that better? How about packing many of our most popular attractions within walking distance of each other. In downtown Toronto, a short stroll is all it takes to travel between thousands of hotel rooms, great sports venues, the CN Tower, major convention centres, endless shopping, top theatre, the waterfront, and inspired cuisine. Beyond the cozy and quirky neighbourhoods of the city are more fabulous attractions, plus countryside, Niagara Falls, a wine region and outdoor adventures, all an easy drive away.
Other local Toronto information and places to visit.
Toronto is 10 km away from North York, 11 km away from Annan, 12 km away from Etobicoke and 13 km away from Downsview.
Toronto is located at longitude -79°22'59.463 and latitude 43°39'11.613.
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Toronto
Textile Museum Of Canada ( Art & Culture / Museums ). Located at 55 Centre Avenue, Toronto. The Museum ignites creativity, inspires wonder, and sparks conversation through the stories held within our global collection of textiles, and active engagement with contemporary art practices.
www.textilemuseum.ca 
The Sultan's Tent & Café Moroc ( Dining / Specialty ). Located at 49 Front St East, Toronto. "Experience a four-course French Moroccan Sultan's Feast. You'll be dining on plush divans under shimmering lantern lit tents; sipping cocktails and mint tea, while admiring the charms of our belly dancers. For A La Carte Dishes, our Café."
www.thesultanstent.com
The Second City Revue ( Dining / Other ). Located at 51 Mercer Street, Toronto. "Toronto's undisputed leader in improv and sketch comedy - producing generations of North America's hottest talent. Dinner and Show packages available at the neighboring Wayne Gretzky’s Restaurant."
www.secondcity.com
Feheley Fine Arts ( Art & Culture / Art Galleries ). Located at 65 George Street, Toronto. Feheley Fine Arts is synonymous with excellence in the field of Inuit art. With over 60 years of experience, it is one of the last remaining commercial galleries in the world devoted exclusively to traditional and contemporary art from the Canadian Arctic. The art for sale includes traditional prints, exquisite sculptures, paintings and drawings by today’s sought-after contemporary Inuit artists and more. The gallery also offers a range of consultation and curatorial services, including art appraisal, collection management, research, and display and exhibition advice.
feheleyfinearts.com
Kinton Ramen ( Dining / Japanese ). Located at 51 Baldwin Street, Toronto. Established in May 2012, KINTON RAMEN is the first authentic Japanese ramen bar in Toronto. Focusing deeply on the ramen in the kitchen, executive chef Aki Urata is uncompromising in his pursuit to serve the best quality noodles and broth.
Our chefs prepare each and every topping, using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. At KINTON RAMEN we invite you to experience a variety of exceptional ramen bowls, right down to the last drop.
www.kintonramen.com
Joe Mamas ( Dining / Family ). Located at 317 King St West, Toronto. "Where's the beef? . at Joe Mama's specializing in Steak, Seafood and Ribs. Live Entertainment Nightly."
Closed or unlisted properties
- Banting House Inn Bed Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Cabbagetown Rooms closed or delisted.
- Beaconsfield Bed & Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Annex Garden Bed and Breakfast closed or delisted.
- The Coach House closed or delisted.
- Turtle Inn Bed and Breakfast closed or delisted.
- B&B My Guest Bed and Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Burwood Inn closed or delisted.
- Ainsley House Bed and Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Hillcrest Motel closed or delisted.
- The Mulberry Tree Bed and Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Ambassador Inn Downtown Toronto - Bed And Breakfast closed or delisted.
- A Place To Stay closed or delisted.
- Martyniuk closed or delisted.
- Gloucester Square Inns closed or delisted.
Renamed properties
- Delta Hotels at 655 Dixon Road may have been previously known as Doubletree By HiltonInternational Plaza Hotel Sterling Hotels, Doubletree International Plaza Toronto Airport or International Plaza Hotel
- Crowne Plaza at 33 Carlson Court may have been previously known as Park Plaza Toronto Airport
- The Yorkville Royal Sonesta Hotel Toronto at 220 Bloor Street West may have been previously known as InterContinental Yorkville
- Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel at One Blue Jays Way may have been previously known as Renaissance Skydome Hotel
- Knights Inn at 117 Pembroke Street may have been previously known as Toronto Downtowner Inn
- Hotel Le Germain Toronto at 30 Mercer Street may have been previously known as Le Germain Boutique Hotel Toronto
- The Windsor Arms Hotel at 18 St Thomas Street may have been previously known as Windsor Arms
- Hotel 89 at 89 Avenue Road may have been previously known as Downtown Howard Johnson Hotel or Howard Johnson
- Toronto Don Valley Hotel at 175 Wynford Drive may have been previously known as Crowne Plaza
- Hilton Garden Inn at 200 Dundas Street East may have been previously known as Comfort Suites
- Sheraton at 801 Dixon Road may have been previously known as Renaissance Toronto Airport Hotel
- Hyatt Regency at 370 King Street West may have been previously known as Holiday Inn Downtown
- W Toronto at 90 Bloor Street East may have been previously known as Marriott Toronto Bloor Yorkville
- Howard Johnson at 14 Roncesvalles Avenue King St West and Queensway may have been previously known as Days Inn
- Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre at 30 Carlton Street may have been previously known as Days Hotel & Conference Centre - Toronto Downtown
- Clarion Hotel at 592 Sherbourne Street may have been previously known as Howard Johnson
- Knights Inn at 22 Metropolitan Road may have been previously known as Howard Johnson
- Kimpton Saint George Hotel at 280 Bloor Street West may have been previously known as Holiday Inn Midtown
- Executive Hotel Cosmopolitan at 8 Colborne Street may have been previously known as The Cosmopolitan Toronto Hotel and Spa
- Hampton Inn at 300 Jarvis Street may have been previously known as Ramada Hotel & Suites Downtown Toronto
- The St. Regis Toronto at 325 Bay Street may have been previously known as The Adelaide Hotel
- DoubleTree by Hilton at 108 Chestnut Street may have been previously known as Metropolitan Hotel Toronto
- Revery Toronto Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton at 92 Peter Street may have been previously known as Hilton Garden Inn
- The Anndore House at 15 Charles Street East may have been previously known as Comfort Hotel Downtown
- Embassy Suites at 262 Carlingview Drive may have been previously known as Quality Suites
- Comfort Inn at 240 Belfield Road may have been previously known as Belaire Hotel Toronto Airport
- Toronto Plaza Airport Hotel at 1677 Wilson Avenue may have been previously known as Days Hotel And Conference Center Toronto Airport East
- Omni King Edward Hotel at 37 King Street East may have been previously known as Le Royal Meridien King Edward Hotel