Hotels in Toronto2,700+ properties compared
Urban energy meets lakeside charm in Canada’s most multicultural metropolis.
Hotels in Toronto start from $50-90/night across 2,700+ properties. The best area to stay is Downtown Core, ideal for First-time visitors, business travelers. Book on Travorio and pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or 100+ cryptocurrencies.
Quick Facts — Hotels in Toronto
Budget
$50-90
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Mid-Range
$120-200
per night
Luxury
$320-600
per night
Best Area
Downtown Core
First-time visitors, business travelers
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Where to Stay in Toronto
Neighborhood guide with prices and local insights
Downtown Core
Home to the CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, and Eaton Centre, this vibrant area is Toronto’s business and entertainment hub. Restaurants like Canoe and St. Lawrence Market are close by.
$250-600/night
Best for: First-time visitors, business travelers
Yorkville
Famous for upscale boutiques, the Royal Ontario Museum, and fine dining at Sassafraz, Yorkville is Toronto’s luxury shopping and cultural district. The area is also known for its chic galleries.
$320-550/night
Best for: Luxury travelers, shoppers
West Queen West
A hip, art-centric neighborhood filled with galleries, indie shops, and buzzing nightlife. Trinity Bellwoods Park and The Drake Hotel anchor the area’s creative spirit.
$140-220/night
Best for: Young travelers, art lovers, nightlife
The Annex
Close to the University of Toronto, the Annex offers leafy streets, historic homes, Honest Ed’s, and vibrant cafes. It’s a lively hub for students and culture seekers.
$110-180/night
Best for: Students, culture enthusiasts
Scarborough
Known for multicultural dining and easy access to Scarborough Bluffs and Rouge National Urban Park. Family-friendly hotels are near the Toronto Zoo and local Asian eateries.
$60-120/night
Best for: Families, budget travelers
Kensington Market
An eclectic neighborhood with vintage shops, food stalls, and live music venues. Expect vibrant street art and unique global eats like Wanda’s Pie in the Sky.
$70-140/night
Best for: Foodies, backpackers
Toronto Hotel Prices
2,700+ properties across all price ranges
| Category | Price/Night | Best Areas | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget (1-2★) | $50-90 | Scarborough, Kensington Market | Families, budget travelers |
| Mid-Range (3★) | $120-200 | West Queen West, The Annex | Young travelers, art lovers, nightlife |
| Luxury (4-5★) | $320-600 | Downtown Core, Yorkville | First-time visitors, business travelers |
Budget (1-2★)$50-90/night
Areas: Scarborough, Kensington Market
Mid-Range (3★)$120-200/night
Areas: West Queen West, The Annex
Luxury (4-5★)$320-600/night
Areas: Downtown Core, Yorkville
Best Time to Visit Toronto
Best for Deals
Late April to June and September to early November offer the best weather and reasonable hotel deals.. Hotel rates drop 30-40% during off-peak months. Midweek stays (Sunday-Thursday) save an additional 15-20% year-round.
Best for Weather
May to October for festivals, patios, and mild weather. September offers cultural events and fewer tourists.. Humid continental, with warm summers (20-27°C) and cold winters (-6 to 2°C)..
Toronto Travel Essentials
Urban energy meets lakeside charm in Canada’s most multicultural metropolis.
Toronto dazzles with its soaring skyline, iconic CN Tower, and vibrant neighborhoods like Kensington Market and Distillery District. The city is a cultural mosaic, offering top museums, diverse cuisine, and major events like the Toronto International Film Festival. Its lakeside setting on Lake Ontario adds scenic beauty to world-class urban adventures.
Top Things to Know About Toronto
CN Tower - Enjoy panoramic views and dare to try the EdgeWalk experience.
Royal Ontario Museum - Canada’s largest museum features world-class exhibits and dinosaur galleries.
Toronto Islands - Relax on beaches or cycle through car-free green spaces just minutes from downtown.
Distillery District - Explore cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, boutiques, and artisanal cafes.
Hockey Hall of Fame - Celebrate Canada's national sport with memorabilia and interactive exhibits.
Climate
Humid continental, with warm summers (20-27°C) and cold winters (-6 to 2°C).
Best Time to Visit
May to October for festivals, patios, and mild weather. September offers cultural events and fewer tourists.
Currency
Canadian Dollar, CAD, 1 USD ≈ 1.35 CAD, cards widely accepted even for small purchases.
Language
English, with French and over 140 languages spoken in the city.
Time Zone
EST (UTC-5)
Visa
UK, US, and EU citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays up to 6 months but must apply for an eTA before flying. Always check the latest entry requirements before travel.
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Hotels in Toronto — FAQ
What is the best area to stay in Toronto?
Downtown Core is the most popular area for first-time visitors, with easy access to top attractions like the CN Tower and Eaton Centre. Yorkville is ideal for luxury stays and high-end shopping, while West Queen West is perfect for nightlife and art lovers. The Annex offers a lively, local vibe near museums and the university. Each neighborhood provides a unique experience tailored to different interests.
What is the average cost per night for a hotel in Toronto?
Budget hotels and hostels typically range from $50 to $90 per night. Mid-range hotels average $120 to $200, while luxury properties can cost $320 to $600 or more per night. Prices fluctuate with the season, with higher rates during summer and major events. Booking in advance and outside peak periods helps you secure better deals.
When is the cheapest time to book hotels in Toronto?
The cheapest time to book hotels in Toronto is during the winter months, especially January, February, and November. Rates are lowest due to reduced tourist traffic and colder weather. Last-minute deals are more common at this time, but booking a few weeks in advance can also yield savings. Avoid major events and holidays for the best prices.
Is Toronto safe for tourists?
Toronto is considered one of the safest large cities in North America, with low rates of violent crime. Most tourist areas, including downtown and major neighborhoods, are well-patrolled and welcoming. Basic precautions are advised, especially at night or in less busy areas. Always keep your belongings secure and be aware of your surroundings in crowded places.
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Which neighborhood is best for food, nightlife, or culture?
West Queen West is renowned for innovative restaurants, vibrant nightlife, and a strong local art scene. Kensington Market is another top choice for foodies, with global street eats and eclectic cafes. The Distillery District offers cultural experiences with galleries, theatres, and historic architecture. Each area has a distinct personality, catering to different tastes and interests.