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This older hotel doesn't enjoy the most salubrious location but its cheap and cheerful rooms offer some of the best deals on the edge of downtown. You'll have to pick your way past the city's poo…

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In a modern tower near Ryerson Polytechnic University, this co-operative house operates as a summer hotel from early May to late August. Take advantage of great views from the rooftop sundeck and…

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This hostel-hotel-apartment complex offers a bit of everything in an attractive turreted stone mansion. Location is the main draw here: it's in a quiet spot along Sherbrooke Ouest between St Deni…

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Simple but comfortable rooms at reasonable prices - check the bargain off-season rates - plus a great central location are the main reasons many people stay here. And the adjoining complex of bar…

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It's not quite grand (actually it's not even close) but it's hard to fault the rates at this well-located property that's a step up from the usual budget/backpacker option. It's like a hotel that…

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This character-packed century-old charmer has a loyal band of guests who keep coming back for its quiet, home-away-from-home feel - or maybe for the on-site pub. Some of the rooms have kitchenett…

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In the heart of Toronto's gay district, this renovated Victorian mansion on a quiet side street offers a charming alternative to the repetitive chain hotels cluttered around the nearby Yonge St s…

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The best way to beat the noise of night-time revellers on St Denis, is to join them. Popular with Quartier Latin-based tourists, the standard yet spacious hotel rooms here are attractive with Ike…

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This older, recently renovated twin lodge property offers a wide range of options, from standard hotel-style rooms to swanky and spacious lofts. There's a free breakfast bar and the Village Gondo…

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The North Shore's best hotel, this boutique property is ideal for travelers who want easy access to downtown as well as proximity to some of the city's closest natural attractions. A room with a…

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Appealing to all types, the Hilton is snug between the Financial District and some of the city's best entertainment and shopping corridors. The sexy lobby strays from the usual restrained eleganc…

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Its painted brick exterior and flowery window boxes makes this the prettiest heritage hotel in the area. But if real beauty starts from within, then the carefully renovated and undeniably charmin…

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With its sweeping views, boutique interiors and luxury accommodations, this hotel defies expectations. The rooms are uniquely appointed with funky, colorful walls and fabrics.

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This friendly, well-established, adult-oriented lodge is the ideal mid-range sleepover. Rooms are dependably comfortable and most have the added bonus of a personal jacuzzi to lure you back from …

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One of few independents in the area, the Old Stone Inn sits on a rather forlorn block, but is still just minutes from the Falls. It combines the soothing texture and richness of a historic inn wi…

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Subtly chic and posh with a relaxed Maritime attitude, it's no wonder this 1920s hotel has become the favorite for travelling (and decidedly well-to-do) musicians. Elegance is supreme but stuffin…

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It doesn't get much more central than the Crystal, located on the main drag of Whistler Village. Its rooms are divided between standard quarters (where you won't want to hang out too much) and lo…

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Toronto's largest hotel has the feel of a mini-city, with nearly 1600 rooms, a gift shop, florist, 2 restaurants and 3 bars. Hovering near the lower end of the city's upmarket hotel range, the De…

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Although it's a slightly aging high-rise, the spotless rooms of this downtown hotel are just 2min on foot from the Eaton Centre. If shopping is not your only ambition, or if you have a little mor…

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One of the best small downtown hotels is also the second oldest in Toronto and a designated heritage building. The stairs leading to King Street station are mere steps from Hotel Victoria's lobb…

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The loft suites here come with whirlpools and wood-burning fireplaces. You should try for one, especially in winter. The standard rooms are a bit more run-of-the-mill, but still quite comfortable…

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Housed in a thin black tower, this European-style hotel is two blocks west of the lively Yonge St strip. Perhaps due to its personalized service and close proximity to the famous Bistro 990, this…

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Open the door to this elegant European-style hotel, cloaked in a dark, Victorian parlour atmosphere, and see brassy antiques blend with oak panelling. Rooms are smallish, but an excellent deal co…

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While its lobby may remind you of a shopping mall and its tower block visage is unlikely to appear on many postcards, the Empire Landmark is a large, well-located hotel with reliable midrange sta…

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Lively interiors, jazzy room designs and a friendly, detail-oriented front desk. The Comfort Inn Downtown is the hotel chain's successful entry into the boutique market at a price that suits most…

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This chain hotel tempts all types of traveller with its high-speed Internet access, indoor heated swimming pool, health club, and kitchen facilities in each room. The strip clubs and pawn shops i…

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The 70 rooms overlooking the Rogers Centre (previously Skydome) stadium floor are probably the most popular rooms in Toronto during a sports match, rock concert or car show. If you choose one of…

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An affordable option for visitors to the Financial District, the Theatre District or those who need to be near Union Station and don't mind sacrificing service for convenience. Rooms are on the s…

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One of the better deals in town, this is another all suites place that offers more contemporary and stylish looking units than your typical Best Western - although some of the bedspreads are a li…

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Well-located for all the Granville St party action, the old Dufferin hotel building has been reinvented with a contemporary makeover and a raft of on-site extras, including a restaurant, wine bar…

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As if West Ed wasn't surreal enough, this adjoining hotel is something to behold. There are standard rooms, but the real draw are the themed rooms. With 13 themes to choose from - Africa to igloo…

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Near the Entertainment District, this dazzling white Holiday Inn is just steps from the Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales Theatres. The rooftop pool and sundeck, with its spectacular view of …

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Sheraton's budget-conscious Four Points is the star of chain motels in this neighborhood. Just across from the Canada Olympic Park and 9mi (14km) west of Calgary, it is a good place to bring the …

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A real treat, these smart, fully equipped studios fill a valuable niche in the Plateau. They're suitable for short or longer stays, each unit having a 'microkitchen' with a microwave and stove, w…

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It's no surprise that the Waverley has housed notables such as PT Barnum, Oscar Wilde and Anna Leonowens (AKA 'Anna' from The King and I). The inn today, with its dramatically lovely antique deco…

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Formerly just a standard older hotel in a good location, the St Regis has been utterly transformed into a slick, high-end boutique sleepover. Expect mod flourishes in the rooms, artworks in the c…

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This 19th-century Victorian inn looks just like a pint-sized replica of Casa Loma. The winding red turrets and facade impress by day, and look almost spooky at night when all the lights are on. E…

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This former ugly duckling warehouse building has been converted into one of the city's finest boutique hotels. Most of its 29 suites have high ceilings and exposed-beam interiors, bolstered by al…

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This well-located tower block sleepover offers standard business hotel rooms but comes with unexpected extras like a popular on-site spa and a subterranean comedy club, both of which appeal to lo…

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If you've got an early flight out, or get in super late, this is the place to stay. Actually in the airport itself, and connected to the terminals, it's relaxing enough to book for an extended da…

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