Hotels in Toronto
Toronto is Canada's largest city, home to striking landmarks like Casa Loma—a Gothic Revival castle built in 1914—and museums including the Royal Ontario Museum. From the CN Tower's panoramic views to Graffiti Alley's vibrant street art and St. Lawrence Market's historic food scene, Toronto blends cultural attractions with local character. The city also sits about 80 miles from Niagara Falls, making it a convenient starting point for visiting one of North America's major natural attractions.
Places to stay in Toronto
- Love-nest With Private Hot Tub — 3★ · 7.9/10 · 2388 St Clair Avenue West
- Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG — 3★ · 7.9/10 · 30 Carlton Street
- Chelsea Hotel Toronto — 4★ · 7.9/10 · 33 Gerrard Street West
- Town Inn Suites Hotel — 3★ · 8.1/10 · 620 Church Street
- Holiday Inn Express Toronto Downtown by IHG — 3★ · 8.3/10 · 111 Lombard Street
- The York I — 6.8/10 · 12 York Street
- Skyline Suites - Walk to MTCC, ACC, Rogers Centre & Entertainment District — 3★ · 4.6/10 · 300 Front St W
- Cambridge Suites Toronto — 4★ · 9.2/10 · 15 Richmond St E, Toronto, Ontario, M5C1N2
- DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown — 4★ · 8.4/10 · 108 Chestnut Street
- Life Suites Loft - CN Tower — 4★ · 8.2/10 · 20 John Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 0G5
Where to stay in Toronto
Stay in the Entertainment District for proximity to major attractions like the CN Tower and Rogers Centre, home of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team. Queen West offers independent boutiques, galleries, and vibrant nightlife along historic streets. The Distillery District preserves 19th-century Victorian industrial architecture on pedestrian-only cobblestone streets—the Gooderham & Worts Distillery, founded in 1832 and once the world's largest whiskey distillery, now houses galleries, restaurants, and shops.
Why visit
Toronto's CN Tower rises 553 metres above the skyline—the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere and the world's third-tallest freestanding tower. From its highest observation deck 447 metres up, you can see Niagara Falls on clear days. Niagara Falls, one of North America's most powerful waterfalls by flow rate, lies about 130 kilometres southwest, roughly 90 minutes by car.
Getting around Toronto
- Nearest airport — Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is 22 km northwest of downtown. The UP Express train connects the airport to downtown Toronto in 25 minutes, with departures every 15 minutes throughout the day.
- Public transit — Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) operates the subway system, including the Line 1 Yonge–University line running north–south through downtown, serving downtown stops near the Entertainment District and major attractions, with streetcar connections to Queen West.