Hotels guide · by area
Toronto’s hotels by area: Yorkville, north of Bloor Street; downtown, in the Financial and Entertainment Districts; and Queen West, King West and the east end.
The back story
The Four Seasons, the Hazelton and the Park Hyatt in Yorkville, the Royal York opposite Union Station, the Ritz-Carlton, the St. Regis and Nobu downtown, and the Drake and the Gladstone on Queen West: where to stay in Toronto.
In Yorkville
The Four Seasons in the heart of Yorkville, among the boutiques north of Bloor Street.
Bloor Street and Avenue Road
The Park Hyatt at the corner of Bloor Street and Avenue Road, opposite the Royal Ontario Museum.
Since 1929
The grand railway hotel opposite Union Station, a landmark since 1929.
On Wellington Street
The Ritz-Carlton on Wellington Street, near Roy Thomson Hall and the Rogers Centre.
On University Avenue
The Shangri-La on University Avenue, between the Financial District and Queen Street.
On King Street East
The grand old hotel of King Street East, near St. Lawrence Market.
By the lake
A resort-style hotel by Lake Ontario, with views of the lake and the city.
In the Entertainment District
A Québec-made boutique hotel on Mercer Street, among the theatres.
KŌST on the roof
A design hotel at 80 Blue Jays Way, with KŌST, its rooftop restaurant.
Always welcome
A restored Victorian hotel on Queen Street West, built for the creative and the curious.
Alder downstairs
Ace’s Canadian hotel, near the Rogers Centre, with Alder in the building.
The historic East End hotel
A historic hotel at the corner of Queen Street East and Broadview Avenue.
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