Where to stay in Toronto
Toronto, the right part of town.
Downtown for the sights, Yorkville for the quiet money, the west side for the neighborhoods, the airport for the early flight.
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Where visitors stay in Toronto
Toronto's hotels concentrate downtown, within a walk or a streetcar of the CN Tower, the waterfront and the theaters. Yorkville, a subway stop north, is the upscale, quieter pocket by the museum. Queen West and Kensington are the neighborhoods with the bars, the shops and the smaller hotels. The airport is in Mississauga, 30 to 45 minutes west, with its own cluster.
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Downtown and the Entertainment District
The towers around Union Station, the CN Tower, the aquarium and the theaters. Everything on foot or by streetcar; the ferry to the islands is here too.
Suits: First visits, families, sports and shows
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Yorkville
The upscale blocks by the Royal Ontario Museum and Bloor Street's shops, with the luxury hotels and a quieter night. Two subway stops from downtown.
Suits: Luxury, museums, shopping
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Queen West and Kensington
Independent hotels and rentals among the bars, galleries and the market. The streetcar runs straight downtown.
Suits: Nightlife, younger travelers, local feel
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Airport and Mississauga
Chain hotels around Pearson with shuttles to the terminals. The UP Express train reaches downtown in 25 minutes.
Suits: Early flights, long layovers
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Good to know
- The UP Express changes the airport equation
- Pearson to Union Station in 25 minutes, every 15 minutes. A downtown hotel is practical even for an early flight.
- Summer and festival weeks cost more
- The film festival in September, Pride in June and the Caribbean carnival in early August fill downtown. Book early for those.
Once the room is booked
- Things to do in Toronto: the day trips and tours worth booking before you land.
- Flights to Canada by Phone: more trips in the region.
Questions before you book
Do I need a car in Toronto?
No. Downtown, Yorkville and the west side are connected by subway and streetcar, and Niagara runs by tour or train.
Where should I stay for Niagara Falls?
Tours collect from downtown hotels, so stay in the city. If the falls are the whole point, Niagara Falls itself has hotels with falls views and is 90 minutes away.
How do I book a hotel from this page?
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