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Toronto on Lake Ontario is Canada’s largest city and the provincial capital full of festivals, museums, galleries and theatres that rival the best in the world. Globetrot to culturally diverse neighbourhoods with eclectic shops and restaurants serving delectable cuisine from all corners of the world. Follow the Lake Ontario shoreline to the majestic Niagara Falls for a day trip, and be sure to visit Brampton and Mississauga.
Its most prominent landmark is the CN Tower and it is home to many museums and galleries. The Yorkville neighbourhood is an elegant shopping and dining area, whilst Greek Town on the Danforth boasts one of the highest concentrations of restaurants per kilometre in the world. If you have time, take in a baseball or ice hockey game or visit the Hockey Hall of Fame. No matter what you are looking for, Toronto offers an unforgettable adventure all year-round.
Comfort Hotel DowntownModerateFrom £89 per room per night
The Comfort Hotel Downtown is situated near the major intersection of Bloor and Yonge Street. The nearby subway station provides convenient access to the Royal Ontario Museum, University of Toronto, Ed Mirvish Theatre, Nathan Phillips Square and the Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre.
Delta Chelsea Hotel
First ClassFrom £111 per room per night
A large, modern downtown hotel, close to shopping, dining and the Eaton Centre.
The 1590 rooms have iron and ironing board, bathrobe and hairdryer. There are three restaurants, a bar, indoor pool with waterslide, fitness centre, sauna, outdoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi and children's activity centre. Children under 18 years stay free in the room when sharing existing bedding.
Courtyard by MarriottFirst ClassFrom £106 per room per night
The world's largest full-service Courtyard hotel has been recently redesigned and is an ideal destination for business guests, vacationing families and couples planning a weekend getaway set right in the heart of downtown.
The hotel offers an indoor pool, fitness centre, free Wi-Fi and American dining with room amenities including in-room safe, coffee maker and hair dryer. Some rooms also feature balconies with views of the downtown Toronto skyline
Soho MetropolitanFirst Class
From £168 per room per night
Set in downtown Toronto’s theatre and entertainment district, this hotel is full of sophistication.
The hotel offers a world-class health and fitness centre with lap pool, exercise room and steam rooms, restaurant, bar and bakery. The 92 spacious guest rooms and luxury suites come well equipped with Wi-Fi, flat screen TV and spectacular city views.
Fairmont Royal YorkDeluxeFrom £182 per room per night
This historic and elegant downtown hotel is close to shopping, dining, Union Station and the theatre district.
It is also a short journey from the harbour front and the CN Tower. The hotel offers five restaurants, a bar, indoor pool, fitness centre, spa, sauna and whirlpool, as well as a business centre and shops. The room all have a coffee maker, minibar, internet access, iron and ironing board, hairdryer and bathrobes. Children under 18 years stay free in the room when sharing existing bedding.
Four SeasonsDeluxe
From £370 per room per night
Souring 55 stories high the heart of Yorkville, this sophisticated hotel has made its mark as the first hotel in Canada to ever be awarded both AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star ratings.
Onsite there is a spa, indoor pool, fitness centre and restaurant. The 259 rooms all come with modern amenities such as a coffee/tea maker, and TV.
Ritz CarltonDeluxe
From £226 per room per night
In the heart of downtown, amid sports arenas, performing arts centers and the vibrant Wellington Street scene, the sleek glass façade of The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto is a beacon of both beauty and luxury.
Onsite there is a 24-hour fitness centre, spa, restaurant featuring authentic Italian cuisine and Canada’s only cheese cave. The 263 guest rooms and suites offer panoramic views of Lake Ontario or the downtown skyline.