Hotels in Toronto

Staying in Toronto

Downtown is laid out on a grid that climbs gently from the lake. The financial district and Union Station sit near the bottom, the entertainment district and the CN Tower just to the west, and the shopping along Yonge and Queen Streets runs north from there. Yorkville, with its galleries and smarter hotels, lies further up, and the Distillery District to the east is a converted industrial quarter of restaurants and shops. Toronto Pearson lies to the west of the city in Mississauga, and the drive in follows the highways along the lakeshore or across the northern suburbs, depending on traffic. A smaller airport sits on an island just off the downtown waterfront; if your flight lands there, the nearby hotels are a walk or a short taxi ride away. Whichever you land at, the room itself is booked on AI Concierge. Stay near Union Station if you are arriving by rail or plan to day-trip. Stay in the entertainment district for the stadiums and the theatres, in Yorkville for the museums and quieter streets, or in the condos near the waterfront for a kitchen and a view of the lake. Winters are cold, and the covered walkways beneath downtown link many hotels to the offices and the station, which is worth knowing if you are here for meetings.