Best Hotels in Toronto
Explore Toronto with 310 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Pantages Hotel Toronto Centre ★★★★
"Great location"
Spacious Central Downtown Condo Yonge/Bloor ★★★★
Riu Plaza Toronto ★★★★
"the hotel overall was very nice and modern, clean and was perfect for a relaxing time after a buys work trip. although worth pointing out that if you intend on getting the elevator around breakfast time (between 7 and 10 AM), be prepared to wait a while. had to get stairs down from 14th floor as one of the three the elevators never came. and then going back up, i waited 5 minutes and others waiting had been there for 10+. Not ideal if you're in a rush! Overall, would happily stay again."
Spark by Hilton Toronto Airport ★★★
"Recently opened hotel. Very comfortable bed. The only inconvenient was , at the date of my stay, the shuttle service finished at 2AM and started at 4AM ."
Best Western Plus Travel Hotel Toronto Airport ★★★
"Hotel room is clean and good size. Breakfast has good selections. And the caretaker was great, our car was buried in snow and he came to our rescue with shovel. Front desks staff are not as friendly and some come across rude (instead of handing you the room key properly, it was somehow feel like it thrown to me). Also find a bit difficult to understand some of the front desks staff staff, which require longer time to explain."
Hotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel ★★★★★
"The hotel is just across the road from the lake. There's a restaurant on the ground floor, another on the second floor, and a third on the top floor. The second floor also has a place to buy coffee and light meals. There's a Starbucks behind the hotel. However, it's not very close to convenience stores or other restaurants, about a 25-minute walk."
Pod-Inn Hotel ★★
"Good location, service is worth for more than price. But keep in mind that it’s not a fancy hotel"
Maple Grove Cottage Inn Toronto Downtown with Free Parking ★★★
"Great location, convenient for getting anywhere. Check-in was easy, and the host was very kind, even offering to help with luggage. The room was clean and bright, and we could cook our own meals or order food from their menu. The host was also enthusiastic and patient when we asked for local attractions and specialties. Overall, staying there felt just like home."
Chelsea Hotel Toronto ★★★★
"Stayed here for a conference - room and service was OK, so value for money... The noise level in the room from the street was my only issue, but hey, it's downtown Toronto, so expected"
Where to Stay in Toronto
Find the best area in Toronto for your stay
Downtown Toronto
Downtown Toronto is the heart of the city, known for iconic landmarks, shopping, dining, and convenient transport links.
- CN Tower and other famous city attractions
- Large shopping centres, restaurants, and cafés
- Easy access to public transport and waterfront areas
Church and Wellesley
Church and Wellesley is a lively neighbourhood known for colourful streets, cafés, restaurants, and a welcoming local atmosphere.
- Lively shops, cafés, and restaurants
- Vibrant community and cultural events
- Close to downtown attractions and public transport
Garden District
Garden District is a central Toronto neighbourhood with historic buildings, green spaces, theatres, and easy access to city attractions.
- Historic streets and classic architecture
- Close to Eaton Centre and Yonge Street
- Easy access to theatres, shops, and restaurants
Entertainment District
Toronto's Entertainment District is a lively area filled with theatres, sports venues, restaurants, bars, and major attractions.
- Home to Scotiabank Arena and Rogers Centre nearby
- Theatres, live shows, and evening entertainment
- Wide choice of restaurants and bars
Financial District
Toronto's Financial District is the city's main business hub, surrounded by modern towers, shops, restaurants, and excellent transport links.
- Major offices and modern skyscrapers
- Connected PATH underground shopping network
- Easy access to Union Station and downtown attractions
Old Town Toronto
Famous for Niagara Falls, wine villages, lake beaches and year-round illuminated waterfall views.
- Iconic Horseshoe Falls with boat & tunnel tours
- Hundreds of wineries renowned for ice wine
- Scenic trails, amusement strips and lakefront parks
Dufferin Grove
Trendy residential neighbourhood with community park, local cafes, farmers market and boutique shops.
- Local vibe
- Farmers market
- Community feel
Explore Accommodation Types in Toronto
Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG
"Fairly close to the subway with attractions nearby, making it a good place to stay for city sightseeing. However, the rooms are very small, and the check-in time is quite late—if you arrive early, you just have to wait. Also, there are homeless people right outside the entrance."
Holiday Inn Express & Suites TORONTO AIRPORT SOUTH by IHG
"The hotel is about a 20-minute drive from the airport, with a free airport shuttle bus every half hour. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, and the breakfast is plentiful."
Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre
"My stay at this hotel was the best experience I've had in Toronto. It's right in the absolute city center, making it super convenient for landmarks and shopping. A Chinese guy at the front desk was especially welcoming; even though I arrived very late, he proactively arranged a high-floor, quiet room for me and gave me plenty of water, which made me feel really warm and cared for. It's a shame I was only there for the weekend and spent most of my time out exploring, so I didn't get to enjoy the hotel as much as I would have liked. I'll definitely be back next time!"
The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto
"Amazing environment!"
Holiday Inn Express TORONTO-NORTH YORK by IHG
"I could not have asked for a better location for our needs. I felt safe being right beside a police station, which was very reassuring. From the start, I was warmly greeted, and I even received a call within about 10 minutes of checking in to make sure everything was going well, which was a nice touch. The deposit was affordable and they did not ask me to sign a waiver for it, which I appreciated as it kept the check-in process simple. I was able to use a luggage cart to bring all of our bags and cooler up easily, and the elevator made it very convenient. There was plenty of space in the room to organize our things, and it was helpful to have a refrigerator for food and drinks. The bed was comfortable, and although I could hear my neighbour at times, I was still able to sleep well. I also enjoyed the clean pool area, which was well maintained. Breakfast was spacious with a good variety of options, making it an easy and pleasant start to the day. Overall, it was a comfortable stay in a great location with thoughtful service and good amenities."
Crowne Plaza TORONTO AIRPORT by IHG
"Super busy. Only two persons at the desk. Room service clean my room and didn’t put any towel back. Waited for over one hour for them to bring to my room after chasing a few times."
DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown
"Very well located in downtown Toronto. Spacious rooms with everything you need (fridge, iron, etc.). Comfortable bathroom with all amenities."
Radisson Blu Toronto Downtown
"Perfect from the start. Will stay there again. Check-in staff were excellent. Great location."
Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport by IHG
"I stayed for one night between flights at the Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport, and everything was great. The shuttle picked me up on time and brought me back to the airport promptly the next morning. The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. My room faced the street, so there was some traffic noise, but it wasn't overly loud and is to be expected for an airport hotel. Overall, a very reliable choice for a stopover!"
Shangri-La Toronto
"Loved it."
Old Mill Toronto Hotel
"I was initially apprehensive about staying in an "old" hotel, but my worries came to rest. It was similar to a cottage theme with very clean rooms and adequate amentities. Staff were always very friendly, greeting us everytime we leave and return to the hotel, and responds promptly to our housekeeping requests. 10 minutes from the hotel, there is a park with a calming stream, a great place to rest and rewind from the busy city life. Nearest train station is just 5 minutes walk away, and a 30-45 minutes car ride to downtown. Some downsides though, there are no nearby restaurants besides the one in the hotel, and no nearby supermarkets. Utensils were not provided in the room so be prepared to bring your own set. Hotel lifts seem a bit worn out but had not broken down during my stay. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay given the calm surrounding vibes and amazing service. I would consider returning in the future"
Doubletree by Hilton Toronto Airport
"Every thing was good but I tried to have breakfast only two people were serving all guests"
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Toronto
Discover the charm of Toronto by staying near its iconic landmarks.
CN Tower
Stay at the heart of Toronto beside Canada's most iconic landmark, standing 553 metres tall above the city skyline. Experience breathtaking panoramic views, the thrilling Glass Floor, and the world-famous EdgeWalk adventure.
University of Toronto
Book your stay near Canada's top-tier university, right in the heart of the vibrant downtown scene. Wander through breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture, charming historic courtyards, and soak up the inspiring energy of the prestigious St. George campus.
Royal Ontario Museum
Stay adjacent to Canada's largest museum, featuring world-class art, culture, and natural history exhibits. Discover the iconic Michael Lee-Chin Crystal architecture and millions of fascinating artefacts from around the globe.
Casa Loma
Experience Toronto's majestic hilltop castle, a stunning Gothic Revival mansion built in 1914. Explore 98 opulent rooms, secret passageways, underground tunnels, and beautiful five-acre estate gardens
Chinatown
Stay in Toronto's vibrant Chinatown, one of North America's largest Asian cultural districts. Enjoy authentic dim sum, bustling markets, colourful storefronts, and delicious multicultural dining experiences.
Union Station
Book near Canada's busiest transport hub, a magnificent Beaux-Arts architectural masterpiece. Enjoy seamless connectivity to trains, metros, and the iconic underground PATH network of shops.
Toronto Islands
Stay steps from the ferry terminal to Toronto's peaceful island parkland escape. Enjoy spectacular skyline views, sandy beaches, bike paths, and family-friendly amusement at Centreville Amusement Park.
Toronto City Hall
Experience modernist architecture at Nathan Phillips Square, home to Toronto's iconic curved City Hall towers. Enjoy the reflecting pool, public events, and the vibrant heart of city centre civic life.
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
Stay at Toronto's premier shopping destination, featuring over 250 stores and restaurants. Shop flagship brands, enjoy the stunning glass galleria architecture, and experience world-class urban retail.
Toronto Travel Information
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120V/Type A/B
Exchange Rate
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Local Payment
Cards/Interac/Cash
Connectivity
Rogers/Bell/Telus
Current Weather
Cloudy
Hotels in Toronto: where to stay and what to book
Toronto runs downhill to the lake, with the financial towers on the flat ground, the entertainment district west of them and the older streets of the Garden District to the east. Almost everything a visitor wants is inside a walkable mile and a half, and the metro joins the rest. Below are nine hotels in Toronto, grouped by three choices, with the star rating, guest score, address and nearest stop for each.
Where to stay in Toronto: three different trips
Area | Best for | Practical check |
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The financial district and the lake | First visits, Union Station, the market | Walkable and quiet at weekends, when the offices empty |
The entertainment district | The CN Tower, the theatres, the bars | Lively until late, and loud on a match night |
The Garden District and Yonge-Dundas | The gardens, the campus, a local feel | Ten minutes from the centre on foot, and calmer at night |
Toronto's metro is small, clean and easy to use, with two main lines crossing under the centre at Bloor-Yonge and Union. Streetcars run along Queen, Dundas and King, the airport express train leaves from Union, and the island airport is a short ferry or tunnel ride from the waterfront. In winter the PATH system of underground walkways joins much of the centre, which is worth knowing when the pavements are icy.
The financial district and the lake
The financial district is the dense middle of the city, with the towers along Bay Street, Union Station at the southern edge and the lake beyond it. Old Town sits to the east, with St Lawrence Market, the flatiron building and the Distillery District a walk away. It is the most practical base for a first visit: the trains, the ferries and the theatres are all within twenty minutes on foot.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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4-star | 9.2 | £209 | Queen metro 3 min walk | Richmond Street East, with suites and a rooftop | |
4-star | 9.0 | £222 | Queen metro 3 min walk | Victoria Street, beside the theatre of the same name | |
4-star | 9.1 | £270 | King metro 9 min walk | Near the market, in the older streets of Old Town |
Cambridge Suites has the best score here and the space of an apartment, which suits a longer stay. The hotels in Toronto that cluster around Union Station are the ones that make the airport train work, with the platform a few minutes from the door. Pantages is the theatre option, with the stage next door and the metro three minutes away. Nester Finn is the one for the market and the Distillery District, in a quieter part of Old Town where the streets are low-rise and the restaurants are local.
The entertainment district
The entertainment district runs west from the financial core, with the CN Tower, the Rogers Centre, the aquarium and the theatres between King and Front. It is where the city goes at night, and it is the liveliest place to stay: bars, restaurants and arenas within a few blocks, and the lake ten minutes south. The trade-off is noise on a game night, when the streets stay busy until late.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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4-star | 9.4 | £249 | St Andrew metro 270m | Between the towers and the theatres, with apartments | |
4-star | 8.4 | £305 | Union station 9 min walk | A loft a few blocks from the tower and the lake | |
5-star | 8.6 | £517 | St Andrew metro 3 min walk | University Avenue, with the spa and the pool below |
Nester Finn has the best score on the page, a 9.4, and the most central address of the three. Metropolis Loft is the one for space and a kitchen, with the tower and the waterfront close. Shangri-La is the splurge, on University Avenue with the big rooms and the service that comes with the price.
The Garden District and Yonge-Dundas
The Garden District sits east of Yonge, around Allan Gardens and the campus, with the conservatory, the church and the older residential streets that survived the tower boom. It is ten minutes from Yonge-Dundas Square on foot and quieter at night, and it is where the city feels most lived-in. The square itself is the busiest corner in Toronto, with the billboards, the cinema and the subway underneath.
Hotel | Class | Score | From | Location | Good to know |
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3-star | 8.9 | £188 | College metro 9 min walk | Near the gardens, with breakfast included | |
4-star | 9.1 | £235 | Queen metro 10 min walk | A design hotel on the edge of the district | |
4-star | 9.2 | £174 | Dundas metro 9 min walk | Apartments between the square and the gardens |
Polaris is the value pick: a 9.2 score for £174, with a kitchen and the square a short walk away. Toor has the style and the best position for the theatres and the bars. Hampton Inn is the straightforward one, with breakfast in the rate and the conservatory at the end of the street.
Before you book: five practical checks
- Check what the rate includes in winter. Some hotels add a parking charge and a resort fee, and the cheaper rooms often come without breakfast, which matters when the pavements are icy.
- Ask about the view before you pay for one. The tower view is the selling point in this city, and a room facing the wrong way sees the inside of the next building.
- Plan for the cold between November and March. The underground PATH walkways join much of the centre, and a hotel with a direct entrance is worth more than a short taxi ride in February.
- Book ahead for a game or a concert. The hotels around the arenas fill first and the rates jump, so check the fixture list before you fix your dates.
- Decide between the centre and the village. The Garden District is cheaper and quieter, and it is still a walk from Yonge-Dundas, so it suits a stay of more than a night or two.
Arriving in Toronto: airport, metro and the lake
Coming in | How it works | What to know |
|---|---|---|
Toronto Pearson International Airport | North-west of the city, with the express train to Union | The train is the quickest way in, and the taxis are fixed-fare |
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport | On the island, with a ferry and a tunnel to the waterfront | Ten minutes from the entertainment district on foot |
By metro | Two main lines cross under the centre, with streetcars above | Clean and frequent, and the easiest way to cross the city |
By ride-hailing | Widely used, and quick outside the rush hour | Cheaper than a taxi, and slow on the Gardiner at either end of the day |
By train | Union Station takes the national and regional lines | The station sits under the financial district, with the metro below it |
One thing catches people out: Toronto's grid makes distances look short, and the blocks between Yonge and the lake are longer than they appear on a map, especially in winter. Check the walk from the metro before you book, because a hotel that looks central can be a fifteen-minute trudge in the cold.
More Information About Toronto Hotels
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Chelsea Hotel Toronto |
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FAQ – Hotels in Toronto
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What is the average price of a hotel in Toronto this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Toronto this weekend is £192 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £301 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Toronto this weekend typically cost £538 per night.
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How much do hotels in Toronto cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Toronto during weekdays is £178 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £289 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Toronto generally cost £569 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Toronto?
Some of the best places to stay in Toronto are near popular attractions like CN Tower, University of Toronto and Royal Ontario Museum, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Toronto?
Families visiting Toronto often prefer hotels like Chelsea Hotel Toronto (from £106), Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG (from £95) and Union Hotel (from £119), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Toronto near CN Tower?
Some of the top hotels in Toronto near CN Tower include Metropolis Loft - CN Tower (from £95), Union Hotel (from £119) and The York (from £82), all offering easy access to CN Tower, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Toronto?
The most popular Toronto hotels for your stay: Chelsea Hotel Toronto (from £106), Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG (from £95) and Skye Hotel & Residences - BW Signature Collection (from £62) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Toronto are pet friendly?
Chelsea Hotel Toronto (from £106), Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto (from £78) and Pantages Hotel Toronto Centre (from £118) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Toronto are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Chelsea Hotel Toronto (from £106), Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG (from £95) and Skye Hotel & Residences - BW Signature Collection (from £62) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Toronto provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Toronto? Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto (from £78), Spark by Hilton Toronto Airport (from £67) and Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport by IHG (from £68) provide airport transfer services.
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Which hotels in Toronto have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG (from £95), Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport by IHG (from £68) and Crowne Plaza TORONTO AIRPORT by IHG (from £68) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Toronto have swimming pools?
Chelsea Hotel Toronto (from £106), Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG (from £95) and DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown (from £119) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Toronto offer an especially good breakfast ?
Chelsea Hotel Toronto (from £106),Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG (from £95) and Skye Hotel & Residences - BW Signature Collection (from £62) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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