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The best neighbourhoods in Toronto

The Annex

The Annex is an architecture lover’s dream. Stroll along wide, leafy streets lined with red-brick Victorian mansions, once the homes of Toronto’s wealthiest residents. Don’t miss Casa Loma, a grand Gothic Revival–style castle. And after admiring all that architecture? Go from cosy cafes to vintage shops to culture hotspots like Hot Docs Cinema — one of the city’s most historic movie theatres.

Good for: Historic homes, vintage shopping, culture

Entertainment District

It’s called the Entertainment District for a reason. From the iconic CN Tower to big-name sports stadiums and family-friendly museums, this central district offers a wide variety of things to do. By night, head to King Street West to catch a Broadway-style show at one of the neighbourhood’s historic theatres. Or pick a rooftop bar and see the city lights from up high.

Good for: Sporting events, theatre shows, nightlife

Kensington Market

A former Jewish quarter, this small neighbourhood north of downtown is packed full of culture. Think Victorian brownstones alongside colourful street art and markets selling food from all corners of the globe. And you’ll find enough artisan coffee shops to keep you caffeinated around the clock. Make sure you arrive hungry — Kensington Market is home to some of the city’s best eats.

Good for: street art, food markets, coffee

West Humber-Clairville

A pocket of urban living blended with natural beauty, West Humber-Clairville is a quiet neighbourhood on Toronto’s outskirts. The Humber River runs through it, and the lush green trails are spectacular. Original boutiques and diverse ethnic cuisines make shopping and eating a treat too. This is where to stay in Toronto if you like green space and easy access to landmarks.

Good for: Green space, restaurants, shopping

Wellington Place

A central neighbourhood that brings together history and high-end appeal, Wellington Place is an upscale area. Look for chic restaurants and contemporary art galleries, plus plenty of architectural interest in the repurposed old buildings. The Well is a cosmopolitan pedestrianised space for shopping, eating and drinking, making Wellington Place one of the best neighbourhoods to stay in Toronto.

Good for: Eating, nightlife, shopping, central location

Old Toronto

The city’s upbeat downtown area, Old Toronto, pulsates with energy and diversity. Historical architecture stands side by side with modern skyscrapers and the triangular Flatiron Building, giving this area a unique look. Many of Toronto’s must-visit landmarks are here, but you’ll find lesser-known places to discover too. Fran’s Bar Roof Top is one of them — stop here for a milkshake or cocktail.

Good for: Sightseeing, restaurants, bars, central location

Find a Toronto hotel in the heart of the action

Beat the queues at the top Toronto attractions by staying close to them.

Fast facts

Sleep easy, armed with the stuff that's good to know before you go.
Highest rated hotelHotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel – 4.6
Cheapest month to bookDecember
Average 4 star hotel priceP34,617 per night
Average 5 star hotel priceP50,463 per night

How to find the best hotel deals in Toronto

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How to find the best hotel deal in Toronto

  • If booking flights with us feels effortless, just wait until you try our hotel search. Find top Toronto hotels at great prices with these handy hints.

  • Score some of the best Toronto hotel prices by planning ahead. Hotels often offer early booking discounts to help fill rooms in advance.

  • That said, booking at the last minute can end up being a smart move. Some places lower their rates a day or two before arrival to avoid having empty rooms.

  • Be flexible with your dates, land better rates. Search for hotels in different months or seasons. Even booking on weekdays (instead of weekends) can help you save more.

  • Book without the worry by searching for stays that offer free cancellation. If your schedule changes or a better deal comes along, you can easily cancel your booking.

Where to stay in Toronto

Central Toronto

  • To make the most of central Toronto, you'll want to be near the attractions you came to see. Here are a few standout stays close to the highlights.

  • Bisha, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto sets the stage for easy exploring. Around 0.48 kilometers away, this 5-star stay is one of the most well-known hotels near CN Tower. It gets a lot of bookings from families in particular.

  • When it comes to hotels near Royal Ontario Museum, Sutton Place Hotel Toronto wins points for comfort and convenience. Unpack your bags at this 4-star hotel in Toronto and you'll be roughly 2 kilometers away. While it suits most guests, families find it especially appealing.

  • Or discover the city from one of the hotels near Toronto Islands. 1 Hotel Toronto is 3 kilometers or so from this well-known sight. It's often chosen by business travellers and has a 5-star rating.

High Park-Swansea

  • If you need more inspiration on where to stay, consider High Park-Swansea. Here are a few places where you can rest your head near some leading sights.

  • You'll find some impressive hotels near Colborne Lodge if you're eager to visit this well-known attraction. Our pick? Stonehouse On Sterling Bed And Breakfast. This hotel in Toronto helps simplify your travel plans.

  • Check out the selection of hotels near Grenadier Pond if this is on your to-do list. Inverness High Park Bed & Breakfast is a standout option that's close by. Get out the door and right into the sights when you stay at this Toronto hotel.

  • There's plenty more where that came from. Browse the full lineup of hotels in High Park-Swansea and find a stay that brings the whole trip together.

When to go to Toronto

  • If you want to visit during peak season, book your hotel in Toronto for August. This is when the city's attractions and events are in full swing, giving you plenty to plan your days around.

  • November is the quietest month to visit. Lock in a Toronto hotel then to enjoy a less hectic version of the city.

  • Good weather can make all the difference when choosing travel dates. If you prefer warmer conditions, July typically delivers with temperatures that reach up to 28ºC (82ºF).

  • February is the coolest time of year, with lows of -15ºC (5ºF).

  • Search for Toronto hotels during September for the best chance of clearer skies. Averaging six days of rain, this is the driest month.

  • It's rainiest in February, which gets around nine days of wet weather.

Best hotels in Toronto

Best budget hotels

  • Let your travel money work harder by choosing from around 60 budget Toronto hotels. Ideal for when you want to spend less on lodging and more on exploring, these stays come with the basics like Wi-Fi, toiletries, and simple breakfasts.

  • Moe's Suite Hotel offers comfort that's easy on the wallet. Make use of Wi-Fi in designated areas, Wi-Fi and more at this 2-star accommodation option in Downtown Yonge East.

  • Tucked away in Harbourfront-CityPlace, Breathtaking Toronto Waterfront 1+1 2BR | CN Tower, Lake & City Sunset Perfection delivers 3-star value. Practical perks such as Wi-Fi and security services are there to make your Toronto hotel stay more enjoyable.

  • Another dependable find is Skyline Luxe Panoramic Suites & Towers. This 3-star stay in Regent Park features air conditioning and a television.

Best 4-star hotels in Toronto

  • Searching for hotels in Toronto that offer more than just the basics? A 4-star stay is exactly your vibe. With around 50 to select from, they come with appealing extras like pools, concierge service, and stylish restaurants. You get premium quality without paying premium rates.

  • Room service and car rental options are the start of the things that add to your comfort at Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square. This 4-star accommodation option is located in St Lawrence-East Bayfront-The Islands.

  • Another Toronto hotel to consider is Riu Plaza Toronto. It offers amenities such as room service and a restaurant. You'll find this place in the Wellington Place area.

  • Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto is one more to keep on your radar. It's located in Harbourfront-CityPlace and comes with a steam room and room service, among other things.

Best hotels in Toronto for families

  • A well-chosen hotel can be a game changer when travelling with kids. With things like cinema rooms, play areas, and spacious suites, family-friendly hotels in Toronto are loaded with perks that make the trip easier. Choose from around 40 of these stays that get the seal of approval from both kids and adults.

  • Give your family trip a luxury twist at The Hazelton Hotel. Rated 5 stars, this Toronto hotel is located in Annex and offers an indoor swimming pool and baby-sitting.

Best hotels with a spa

  • Swap the sightseeing for some self-care at a Toronto hotel with a spa. With roughly 40 to choose from, they're built around relaxation. Many offer features like saunas, massage therapies, beauty salons, and serene indoor pools. You'll find most of these stays in Wellington Place.

  • Settle into Old Mill Toronto Hotel and take a break from it all. Concierge assistance, a spa and other added comforts await you at this 4-star option in Kingsway South.

  • You'll also feel well taken care of at Park Hyatt Toronto. This 5-star hotel in Toronto offers concierge assistance, a sauna and more. It's located in Annex.

  • Executive Hotel Cosmopolitan Toronto is where you can bliss out in between adventures. You'll find a spa and concierge assistance at this 4-star accommodation option in Downtown Yonge East.

Best hotels with a pool

  • Add a splash of fun to your getaway with a pool. If you choose a city hotel, expect indoor or rooftop options. Resorts? They usually step things up with expansive outdoor setups and maybe even a swim-up bar. There are at least 40 pool hotels in Toronto ready for your next adventure.

  • Find your happy place by the water at Bisha, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto. With an outdoor swimming pool, a pool bar and a fitness centre, this 5-star Toronto hotel is located in Wellington Place.

  • Bring your swim gear and soak up the vibes at Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto. Featuring an indoor swimming pool, express check-in and a fitness centre, this Harbourfront-CityPlace stay is rated 4 stars.

  • Or bring a playful twist to your getaway at SoHo Hotel Toronto. You'll have access to an indoor swimming pool, a laundry and accessible parking at this 4-star hotel in Wellington Place.

Best pet-friendly hotels

  • Why travel solo when your pet can come too? From comfy beds and feeding bowls to dog-walking services, pet-friendly hotels are set up to help you and your best buddy feel right at home. There are roughly 90 Toronto hotels that are happy to host your furry friend.

  • Show up with your sidekick at The Mason. This 4-star pet-friendly hotel in Toronto is based in Downtown. Make the most of amenities here like a 24-hour front desk and Wi-Fi.

  • Your little buddy can also be part of the trip at Ace Hotel Toronto. Rated 4 stars, it's located in Wellington Place and includes air conditioning, a restaurant and much more.

  • RivetStays - The Icon will have you all settled in no time. Its amenities include Wi-Fi and room service.

Flying to Toronto

Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)

Toronto Island Airport (YTZ)

  • Toronto Island Airport (YTZ) is another option for flying into Toronto. It's about 3 kilometers from the centre.

  • Travelling by public transport into the city will take roughly 20 minutes. The journey by car is usually 10 minutes, depending on traffic.

  • After a Toronto hotel not far from YTZ? Breathtaking Toronto Waterfront 1+1 2BR | CN Tower, Lake & City Sunset Perfection will set you up for a smooth takeoff or touchdown. Amenities like a laundry and a fitness centre only add to the convenience of this 3-star stay.

  • Sutton Place Hotel Toronto is another place that does comfort well. Families in particular are drawn to this 4-star option.

  • You can also slow things down for a while at Anchorstay. This 4-star stay offers quick access to YTZ and boasts an overall guest rating above 4 out of 5.

John C. Munro Hamilton Airport (YHM)

  • John C. Munro Hamilton Airport (YHM) is part of the network that serves Toronto. The city centre is about 72 kilometers away.

  • Expect a travel time of around 1 hour 50 minutes to get to central Toronto on public transport. If you're planning to travel by car, it'll take about 1 hour 10 minutes.

  • With a 2-star rating, Super 8 by Wyndham Mt Hope Hamilton Intl Arpt on makes convenience a priority too. A restaurant and a fitness centre are some of its amenities.

Finding cheap hotels in Toronto: FAQs

In Toronto, the expected average temperature in August is 20°C. The warmest month is typically July, which averages 25°C. The coolest month is January, with temperatures averaging -8°C. The rainiest month is September, and the driest month is February.

You can always cancel or amend your hotel reservation if you need to, but look out for hotels in Toronto with free cancellation or flexible booking options if you want to protect your money. Some hotels allow you to cancel and get your money back if your plans change.

Of course - the cheapest hotel deal we found within the next seven days is P2,366 per night. If you need somewhere in the next 24 hours, we've found you somewhere to stay for P11,446 per night.
The average price of a hotel during the week is P21,817 per night, and the average price on weekends is P21,786. Overall, it looks like the cheapest day to stay in Toronto could be Monday.
The nearest airport to Toronto is Toronto Island Airport (YTZ), which is 3.0km from the city centre.

Other airports include:

Toronto Pearson International Airport, which is 20.4km from the city centre.
John C. Munro Hamilton Airport, which is 69.8km from the city centre.
Kitchener / Waterloo Airport, which is 83.2km from the city centre.
We crunched some numbers on our calendar and found that Monday is the cheapest day to stay in Toronto. And the most expensive day seems to be Friday
The average price of a 3-star hotel in Toronto is currently around P18,905 per night. And the cheapest 3-star hotel we found is P5,735 per night.
The average price of a 4-star hotel in Toronto is currently around P23,471 per night. And the cheapest 4-star hotel we found is P2,344 per night.
The average price of a 5-star hotel in Toronto is currently around P40,580 per night. And the cheapest 5-star hotel we found is P12,261 per night.
The cheapest month to stay in a hotel in Toronto is February, with an average price of P11,856 per night. The most expensive month is September, when the average room rate can rise to P24,165 per night. These average prices are based on all the hotels we found – from hostels through to fancy 5-star hotels.
The average price of a hotel in August is P23,906 per night, which is around 13% higher than the rest of the year.
If you're hitting up Toronto with kids in tow, try Holiday Inn Express Toronto-North York by IHG.