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Hotels with Restaurants in Toronto

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Hotels with Restaurants in Toronto

Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Toronto on Hotels.com. These Toronto Hotels with Restaurants consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 13 November 2026.

1. Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

The Ed Mirvish Theatre building with its marquee and surrounding shops.

2. Hilton Toronto

A modern hotel lobby with a large seating area, a bar, and a view of the cityscape.

3. Fairmont Royal York

A cityscape with a mix of modern and historic buildings, including a prominent Art Deco structure.

4. Chelsea Hotel, Toronto

An indoor swimming pool with a blue slide, lounge chairs, and a view of the outside.

5. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Toronto Downtown

A spacious lobby with a check-in desk, seating area, and a staircase leading to upper floors.

6. Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown Centre by IHG

A modern hotel lobby with a central seating area, green walls, and a coffee shop in the background.

7. Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto

An indoor swimming pool with a city view, large windows, and modern architecture.

8. Spark by Hilton Toronto Airport

A restaurant interior with a motorcycle on display, wooden tables, and chairs.

9. Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel

An outdoor café with tables and chairs, red umbrellas, and greenery.

10. Madison Manor Boutique Hotel

A Victorian-style building with multiple stories, large windows, and a prominent tower.

11. InterContinental Toronto Centre by IHG

A high-rise hotel with a distinctive tower, a glass entrance, and a well-lit facade.

12. Nomas Hotel

A modern hotel room with a bed, desk, chair, and a small kitchenette.

13. Hyatt Regency Toronto

A modern lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and a staircase.

14. Hotel Victoria

A lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and a large painting on the wall.

15. The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk, a chair, a small table, and a view of the outdoors.

16. One King West Hotel & Residence

A modern living room with a fireplace, comfortable seating, and a large TV.

17. Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto

A modern lounge area with sofas, armchairs, and a bar with a variety of beverages.

18. Kimpton Saint George by IHG

A bar area with shelves of bottles, a counter, and seating with tables and chairs.

19. Gladstone House

A modern bedroom with a large bed, a bedside table with a lamp, a wall-mounted mirror, and a window with a view of buildings.

20. The Omni King Edward Hotel

The King Edward Omni Hotel entrance with a crown logo, classical architecture, and a grand staircase.

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Top neighbourhoods in Toronto

A city skyline with modern skyscrapers, a prominent tower, and a calm river with boats.

A bustling urban square with a large billboard advertising 'Moonshine' and a fountain in the center.

The Toronto skyline with the 'TORONTO' sign in the foreground and a bridge in the background.

A frozen ice skating rink in front of a historic building with a clock tower.

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Downtown Toronto

City centre Toronto buzzes with energy where theatre marquees light up the night and glass towers reach for the sky. The iconic CN Tower dominates while cultural gems like the Art Gallery of Ontario and Royal Ontario Museum wait to be explored. Sports fans can catch games at Rogers Centre or Scotiabank Arena, and shoppers lose themselves in the massive CF Toronto Eaton Centre. Getting around is a breeze with Dundas Station and tram stops connecting you to every corner of the city. Food options range from quick bites in underground food courts to upscale dining near the financial district. Hotels cater mainly to business travellers but put you right where the action happens.

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A historic building with a clock tower, arched windows, and a prominent flag.

A modern building with reflective glass and metal structures.

A city street with modern buildings, a prominent glass structure, and a bicycle parking area.

A statue of a man on a sidewalk, a storefront with a sign reading "FIORIO," and a building with "KINSGAUN ROBINSON GALLERIES" signage.

A large stone building with columns and a sign reading "Department of Housing Science".

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Yorkville

Yorkville welcomes you with high-end designer boutiques and five-star hotels nestled among historic Victorian architecture. The Royal Ontario Museum's crystal addition stands proudly near cobblestone streets dotted with art galleries and stylish cafés. Once a 1960s folk music haven, this Toronto area now balances luxury shopping with cultural hotspots that attract sophisticated travellers. Dining ranges from Michelin-quality restaurants to charming pavement cafés, though expect premium prices throughout the area. Hotels offer concierge services and upscale amenities, while excellent public transit via Bay Station connects you to Toronto's highlights. The neighborhood's walkable streets make exploring its museums, shops, and the nearby University of Toronto campus a breeze.

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A nighttime city street with a moving train, illuminated buildings, and a sign for the Princess of Wales Theatre.

A brightly lit street with a tram, modern buildings, and a restaurant named LUMA.

A cityscape with modern buildings, a glass structure, and a METROCENTRE.

A cityscape at night with illuminated buildings, a distinctive tower, and a modern spherical structure.

A modern cityscape with a prominent tower and surrounding high-rise buildings.

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Toronto Entertainment District

Toronto's Entertainment District buzzes with marquee lights, theatres, and nightlife that never quits. The Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales theatres draw culture seekers, while families flock to Ripley's Aquarium. CN Tower looms overhead as music spills onto pavements from comedy clubs and sports bars, creating a sensory maze of activity. Getting around is a breeze with nearby subway stations and frequent King Street trams. Upscale steakhouses and cocktail lounges cater to theater-goers, while hotels range from luxury high-rises to boutique properties with city views and theatre packages.

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A street with vintage shops, a bicycle lane, and a 'No Parking' sign.

A street with shops, a mural, and a car.

Market Bakery and Cheese Magic storefronts with people walking by.

A colorful building with a mural, outdoor seating, and a juice bar.

A mural on a red brick building, a bicycle, a picnic table, and a colorful car.

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Kensington Market

Kensington Market buzzes with bohemian energy where vintage shops, global food stalls, and colourful street art create a one-of-a-kind Toronto experience. Narrow streets fill with the scent of spices and incense while independent bookshops and artisan studios form an eclectic maze. The Spadina Avenue Shopping District and historic Kiever Synagogue showcase the neighborhood's diverse cultural heritage. Getting around couldn't be easier with metro stops at Spadina Avenue and excellent walkability throughout the area. Travellers can feast on Ethiopian, Caribbean, and Mexican cuisine from casual vendors before browsing vinyl records and handmade jewellery. The market's Victorian houses painted in bright colours perfectly capture its creative, non-commercial spirit.

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A red and white tram stopped at a traffic light in an urban setting with modern and historic buildings.

A tower surrounded by autumn foliage.

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A tree-lined pathway with autumn foliage.

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West Queen West

West Queen West buzzes with creative energy through its colourful street murals and converted warehouse spaces. Art lovers can hop between indie galleries, vintage shops, and record stores along this trendy Toronto strip. The Drake Hotel anchors the area with its popular rooftop patio, while nearby Trinity Bellwoods Park offers a green escape from the artistic urban landscape. The dining scene ranges from Korean-Mexican fusion spots to craft cocktail bars with late-night bites. Boutique hotels and design-forward B&Bs provide stylish accommodation with artistic touches. Getting around is a breeze with frequent tram service and highly walkable streets lined with artistic treasures.

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Top landmarks in Toronto

A city skyline with a large stadium and a tall skyscraper.

Rogers Centre

Rating: 9.0/10 (8,944 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Rogers Centre, a major stadium in Downtown Toronto. Our travellers also like the museums and art galleries in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Rogers Centre is cool, you might also like Scotiabank Arena and Coca-Cola Coliseum, both located nearby.

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A city skyline with a prominent tower and a stadium by the waterfront.

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CN Tower

Rating: 9.0/10 (14,492 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to CN Tower – just one of the monuments in Downtown Toronto. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries and museums in the area? Your sightseeing tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.

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The Scotiabank Arena with modern architecture and a large digital sign.

Scotiabank Arena

Rating: 9.0/10 (8,219 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Scotiabank Arena, a major stadium in Downtown Toronto. Our travellers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Scotiabank Arena is cool, you might also like Rogers Centre and Coca-Cola Coliseum, both located nearby.

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A busy urban street with a glass-covered pedestrian walkway, a Toronto Eaton Centre, and a cyclist crossing.

CF Toronto Eaton Centre

Rating: 8.8/10 (15,481 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to CF Toronto Eaton Centre, a popular place for shoppers in Downtown Toronto. Our travellers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. Splash some more cash at Downtown Yonge, PATH Underground Shopping Mall and St. Lawrence Market.

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A child observing jellyfish in a tank.

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Rating: 9.2/10 (8,531 reviews)

Get lost in halls of wondrous fish and exotic marine mammals at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, a top attraction in Downtown Toronto. Our travellers also like the museums and art galleries in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you have fun at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, you'll love Toronto Railway Museum, just a short walk away.

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The Metro Toronto Convention Centre with surrounding modern skyscrapers.

Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Rating: 8.6/10 (1,953 reviews)

Metro Toronto Convention Centre is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown Toronto. Our travellers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.

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A festive street with string lights, a large Christmas tree, and holiday decorations.

The Distillery Historic District

Rating: 9.0/10 (1,861 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to The Distillery Historic District in Downtown Toronto. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums and art galleries in the area? Your sightseeing tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at St. Lawrence Market.

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A historic stone building with arched windows and a central entrance.

University of Toronto - St. George Campus

Rating: 8.6/10 (4,014 reviews)

If you'd like to get a taste of Toronto student life, check out University of Toronto - St. George Campus in Old Toronto. Our travellers also like the art galleries and museums in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.

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