Hotels in Ontario
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| Cheapest month: | January |
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| Most expensive month: | June |
| Average price in Ontario: | £98/night |
| Cheapest price found: | £13/night |
| Cheapest day: | Sunday |
| Most expensive day: | Saturday |
£73 - £123
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.£90 - £120
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated Ontario hotels
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The Clarence Park
7 Clarence Square, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
The Clarence Park benefits from a central Toronto position, ideal for exploring the surrounding bars and nightlife. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet access.
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The Saint James Hotel Ascend Hotel Collection
26 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Situated in Toronto, just a 10-minute walk from Toronto Coach Terminal, The Saint James Hotel an Ascend Hotel Collection Member provides 3-star accommodation and free wireless internet. It is conveniently located in the city centre.
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Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
60 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map1.4 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto at Yorkville is situated in Toronto and is close to the area's popular attractions. Some of the premium features at this hip 5-star hotel include a Jacuzzi and an indoor pool.
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Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square
75 Bremner Boulevard, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Strategically located in the heart of the city, this 4-star hotel makes for an excellent base in Toronto. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is within walking distance from Queens Quay Station.
5
The Omni King Edward Hotel
37 King Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Centrally located, The Omni King Edward Hotel allows for easy access to Toronto's main retail areas and tourist attractions. It also offers a beauty centre, outdoor tennis courts and a sauna.
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Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto
75 Lower Simcoe Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Centrally located, Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto offers easy access to Toronto's main retail areas and tourist attractions. It also features a sauna, a Jacuzzi and an indoor pool.
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Intercontinental Toronto Centre, An IHG Hotel
225 Front Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Conveniently located, InterContinental Toronto Centre offers easy access to Toronto's main hot spots. It has a gym, as well as a sauna, an indoor pool and a Jacuzzi.
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The Ritz-Carlton Toronto
181 Wellington Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Toronto, ON, Canada
Conveniently situated, The Ritz-Carlton Toronto offers easy access to Toronto's best hot spots. Some of the facilities provided at this modern 5-star hotel include a Jacuzzi, a Turkish steam bath and an indoor pool.
Cheapest hotels in Ontario, Canada
Show all 11,703 hotelsHi-Toronto Hostel
76 Church Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre,
Conveniently positioned, HI Toronto Hostel offers easy access to Toronto's best hot spots. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet access throughout the property.
£25
Avg. per night
The Clarence Park
7 Clarence Square, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre,
The Clarence Park benefits from a central Toronto position, ideal for exploring the surrounding bars and nightlife. Guests can also enjoy complimentary internet access.
£30
Avg. per night
The Saint James Hotel Ascend Hotel Collection
26 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Situated in Toronto, just a 10-minute walk from Toronto Coach Terminal, The Saint James Hotel an Ascend Hotel Collection Member provides 3-star accommodation and free wireless internet. It is conveniently located in the city centre.
£38
Avg. per night
Bond Place Hotel
65 Dundas Street East, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre,
A 10-minute walk from Toronto Coach Terminal, Bond Place Hotel has an accessible location, making it an ideal base when visiting Toronto. This modern hotel is set in the heart of the city.
£64
Avg. per night
Strathcona Hotel
60 York Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre,
Centrally located, The Strathcona Hotel offers easy access to Toronto's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. It is also situated five minutes on foot from Toronto-Dominion Centre, and provides a convenient shuttle service.
£67
Avg. per night
Park Inn by Radisson Toronto-Markham
555 Cochrane Drive, Markham, ON, Canada
Show on map2.0 mi from city centre,
Park Inn by Radisson Toronto-Markham provides 3-star accommodation in Markham. It also features a sauna, a Jacuzzi and an indoor pool.
£73
Avg. per night
Vittoria Hotel & Suites
5851 Victoria Avenue, Niagara Falls, ON, Canada
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre,
Vittoria Hotel & Suites is set in Niagara Falls City and is close to local sightseeing spots, such as Niagara Falls and Niagara River. It also offers meeting rooms, a Jacuzzi and an indoor pool.
£76
Avg. per night
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mississauga-Toronto Southwest, An IHG Hotel
2125 North Sheridan Way, Mississauga, ON, Canada
Show on map4.8 mi from city centre,
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mississauga-Toronto Southwest provides 3-star accommodation in Mississauga. It also features a sauna, a Jacuzzi and an indoor pool.
£81
Avg. per night
Hotel prices in Ontario
2 stars and under
No. 2 most popular
Pearson Hotel and Conference Centre Toronto Airport
240 Belfield Road, Toronto, ON, Canada
3 stars
No. 2 most popular
Homewood Suites by Hilton Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
40 Bay Street South, Hamilton, ON, Canada
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About Ontario
The vast majority of Ontario's population lives in the four small regions of Southern Ontario. To the north is vast hinterland, where deer explore endless kilometres of wilderness, and snow dominates lush forests for half the year. Capital city Ottawa is located in Eastern Ontario, a region that's sprinkled with lakes and historic towns. Butting up against Quebec, Eastern Ontario has an atmosphere of a bucolic backwater, even in the streets of the capital.
Central Ontario is also known as “Cottage Country” although both names are slightly deceptive. Geographically it's very much in the south, bordering the United States and atmospherically it's more about farmland sprinkled with charming villages. This region borders the Golden Horseshoe, Canada's wealthiest region. Home to the vibrant city of Toronto and the tourist magnet that is Niagara Falls, the Golden Horseshoe celebrates the diversity of Ontario. Spend a morning in a world-class museum, an afternoon amongst insatiable nature, then an evening at one of the country's finest restaurants. Southwestern Ontario is mostly made up of rolling farmland.
Lester B. Pearson International Airport is the largest in Ontario and is situated within metropolitan Toronto. Ottawa also has an airport for international flights. Local airlines provide aerial connections to towns across this huge province, including Hamilton, Kingston and Thunder Bay in the far north. Many visitors choose to hire a car to get around. An extensive intercity bus network runs up and down the province, but there are only limited options by rail.
Ontario is a province that redefines scale. Lake Superior is the world's largest lake, Manitoulin Island is the world's largest lake island, while the dramatic mountains near Thunder Bay are known as the “Sleeping Giant” as they create a mosaic of a human figure.
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Iconic landscapes define the Canadian province of Ontario. Niagara Falls tumbles beside the border with the United States, Toronto's skyline of spherical towers, and the snow-laden enormity of the north. This large province is the most populous in Canada, home to the country's largest city and its capital, Toronto and Ottawa. It is also where wild polar bears roam, and the world's biggest freshwater lake stretches far beyond the imagination. Ontario is bordered by the province of Quebec to the east and the United States to the south, with Hudson Bay and James Bay to the north and west.
The vast majority of Ontario's population lives in the four small regions of Southern Ontario. To the north is vast hinterland, where deer explore endless kilometres of wilderness, and snow dominates lush forests for half the year. Capital city Ottawa is located in Eastern Ontario, a region that's sprinkled with lakes and historic towns. Butting up against Quebec, Eastern Ontario has an atmosphere of a bucolic backwater, even in the streets of the capital.
Central Ontario is also known as “Cottage Country” although both names are slightly deceptive. Geographically it's very much in the south, bordering the United States and atmospherically it's more about farmland sprinkled with charming villages. This region borders the Golden Horseshoe, Canada's wealthiest region. Home to the vibrant city of Toronto and the tourist magnet that is Niagara Falls, the Golden Horseshoe celebrates the diversity of Ontario. Spend a morning in a world-class museum, an afternoon amongst insatiable nature, then an evening at one of the country's finest restaurants. Southwestern Ontario is mostly made up of rolling farmland.
Lester B. Pearson International Airport is the largest in Ontario and is situated within metropolitan Toronto. Ottawa also has an airport for international flights. Local airlines provide aerial connections to towns across this huge province, including Hamilton, Kingston and Thunder Bay in the far north. Many visitors choose to hire a car to get around. An extensive intercity bus network runs up and down the province, but there are only limited options by rail.
Ontario is a province that redefines scale. Lake Superior is the world's largest lake, Manitoulin Island is the world's largest lake island, while the dramatic mountains near Thunder Bay are known as the “Sleeping Giant” as they create a mosaic of a human figure.
Where is the best place to stay in Ontario?
Users favour staying in areas such as Toronto, Niagara Falls, and Ottawa. Consider these locations when searching for your desired stay.
What are the best hotels in Ontario?
3,587 reviews rated DoubleTree by Hilton Toronto Downtown with an average score of 7.7/10. It may also be worth looking into the Fairmont Royal York, which received a rating of 8.6/10 from 3,473 reviews. Chelsea Hotel Toronto could also be a good option, with a score of 7.5/10 from 4,769 reviews.