Windsor Arms Hotel
The Windsor Arms is an exquisite piece of Toronto history – stay the night or drop in for afternoon tea...
Hold onto your wallets, it's gonna get ugly… Finding good-value accommodations in Toronto is the most difficult and expensive part of your trip. Reservations outside of winter are mandatory – decent options are full every night from Victoria Day (around mid-May) to the last vestiges of summer.
The Windsor Arms is an exquisite piece of Toronto history – stay the night or drop in for afternoon tea...
From teeny bopper to urban explorer to Canadian forest, the 37 artist-designed rooms at this refurbished...
A surprisingly sleek high-rise, where even the standard rooms have Web TV, high-speed internet access an...
Seventy of the impressive rooms here overlook the Rogers Centre playing field – if you book one, be prep...
The embodiment of nameless, faceless hotel anonymity, this is the place to stay if you're on the run fro...
Ooh-la-la! The sophisticated Park Hyatt has an impressive circular drive with fountains and a rooftop sk...
The glorious 'King Eddy' is Toronto's oldest hotel, named for King Edward VII, who gave it the royal sea...
The posh Wyndham has spacey rooms with Gordon Gecko–style business chairs. Kids stay free.
Have a seat in the lap of luxury...
This glass-fronted turret proffers perks that put other hotels to shame, including shuttle services, par...
The early-20th-century Hotel Victoria is one of Toronto's best small downtown hotels...
Opposite the Royal Conservatory of Music is the seductive InterContinental...
Renovated to within an inch of its identity in 2000, this towering hotel offers amicable service, a walk...
Attached to Pearson International Airport's Terminal 3, the Sheraton offers free newspapers, 24-hour gym...
The oft-forgotten Radisson has a quasi-nautical theme, situated right on the lakeshore...
The familiar green banners outside this high-rise, brown-brick monolith do little to improve the aesthet...
Since 1929 the eminent Royal York has accommodated everyone from Tina Turner to Henry Kissinger...
You always know what to expect at the Days Inn – affordable, no-frills accommodations, and in this case,...
Hip and harmonious, Le Germain resides in a quiet Entertainment District side street...
If this were a hamburger, it'd be with 'the works' – restaurants, shops, gym, conference centre, pool, d...
A popular celeb haunt, especially during the annual film festival, this swank hotel houses some of the c...
Although it's a slightly aging high-rise, the spotless rooms of this downtown hotel are just 2min on foo...
Friendly staff, great facilities and 'Romance Suites' with cherry-red, heart-shaped Jacuzzis go some way...
Sleek and quiet, with only five rooms per floor, this Asian-inspired hotel oozes calm...
This magical hotel offers pure, unadulterated indulgence...
With nearly 1600 rooms, Toronto's largest and arguably best-value hotel caters to all people...
Ernest Hemingway stayed in this turreted Victorian mansion while he worked as a reporter for the Tor...
With many refurbished rooms (and more on the way), this 65-year-old hotel is unpretentious and reasonabl...
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