Toronto hotels

A broadly conservative place Toronto has emerged in recent years as the powerhouse of Canadian prosperity. Toronto is the busiest port on the Lakes and it has grown to become Canada's largest city and premier business centre.

Toronto has been an English counterpoint to the 'Frenchness' of Montreal, this is increasingly less true as Toronto becomes more cosmopolitan. As the city has become more prosperous, so it has become a magnet for immigrants from across the globe. This in turn has added to the cultural mix and made Toronto a lively place to visit.

Toronto still has a number of old style watering holes that have a very masculine feel to them. The best food can be found in Chinatown, Little Italy, Little India or any of the other ethnic neighbourhoods that have grown up in recent years. For accommodation, there is a wide choice from camping (in the summer) to hostels through budget hotels to top class, high price international hotels.

On the left you will find our recommended hotels in Toronto with our special offers listed below.

Whats on in Toronto

Toronto's Festival of Beer - August.

Krinos Taste of the Danforth - August.

Toronto International Film Festival - September.