Bed & Breakfasts
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Toronto Townhouse
This
is a 140-year-old beautifully renovated and raved-about home in leafy
Cabbagetown. It is located close to Riverdale Farm, an area of great
shopping, and Yonge subway.-
213 Carlton
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877 500 0466
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Accommodating the Soul
In
a lovely 1911 home with a lush English-style garden, this B&B in
The Beach and a short walk from Ashbridges Bay, rents out three
antiques-furnished rooms to guests. A delicious hot breakfast is served
in your choice of the garden or dining room.-
114 Waverley Rd
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416 686 0619
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Albert’s Inn
Four
cozy rooms in a Victorian house decorated to the nines with all things
British, from antiques to bric-a-brac, offer an unforgettably eccentric
stay in Cabbagetown. Alfred Pimblett, the owner, amuses guests with
take-offs on the Queen of England.-
242 Gerrard St E
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416 921 6898
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Toronto Island
On
Ward’s Island in Toronto Harbour, this cottage B&B, in the oldest
building on the island, (1882), is just a 10-minute ferry ride from
downtown, but it feels like a world away. Available year-round, the two
rooms share a kitchenette. Use of bicycles is free, dinner is served
off-season upon request, and, in winter, there’s cross-country skiing.-
8 Lakeshore Ave, Ward’s Island
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416 203 0935
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Ainsley House
Located
in the upscale Rosedale area, minutes from great shopping and some of
the city’s best-known attractions, three well-appointed guest rooms in a
charming older home beckon.-
19 Elm Ave
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1 888 423 3337
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The Mulberry Tree
Elegant
details original to this 1901 home, such as fine oak floors and high
ceilings, add to the charm of this downtown property. There’s a small
guest lounge. The attentive, friendly hosts keep the cookie jar filled
and provide business facilities for guests if needed.-
122 Isabella St
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416 960 5249
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Au Petit Paris
Just
east of downtown and within a 15-minute walk of the upscale shops on
Bloor Street and in Yorkville, this B&B has a Paris flair. Its four
rooms, all with private baths, are decorated in shades of ochre and red.
Breakfast is served in the dining room or on the rooftop patio.-
3 Selby St
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416 928 1348
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The Red Door
Located
near the beautiful High Park and Roncesvalles neighborhood, this
gorgeous home, set on a quiet residential street, has three spacious,
well-lit rooms – all with private bathrooms – delicious gourmet
breakfasts, and off-street parking for visitors.-
301 Indian Rd
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416 604 0544

The Red Door
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The French Connection
Stylish
quarters within walking distance of Casa Loma and several fine
restaurants, this B&B has six rooms (three with private bath), an
elegant living room with grand piano, and a lovely garden.-
102 Burnside Dr
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416 537 7741
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House on McGill
Six
tastefully decorated rooms, some with shared baths, and reasonable
prices make this B&B in a restored Victorian townhouse a good choice
for the budget-conscious traveler. It is centrally located, about a
10-minute walk from the Eaton Centre.-
110 McGill St
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416 351 1503
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Budget Accommodation
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Annex Quest House
With
its dark pine furnishings, natural decor, vibrant colors, and
tastefully appointed guest rooms dedicated to one of the four elements –
earth, fire, air, and water – travelers will enjoy the calming
atmosphere of this retreat from the city. Located near Casa Loma.-
83 Spadina Rd
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416 922 1934
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Quality Hotel & Suites Airport East
In
the west of the city, near Pearson Airport and major traffic arteries,
this hotel has large, comfortable standard rooms and suites. Extra
features include free parking and airport shuttle service running from
3am to 11pm.-
2180 Islington Ave
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416 240 9090
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Victoria University
Located
on the University of Toronto campus, Victoria University opens its
doors to budget-minded travelers during summer-semester holidays,
mid-May to the end of August. A quiet setting combined with a central
location make these lodgings an excellent base from which to explore the
city.-
73 Queen’s Park Crescent E
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416 585 4524
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Neill-Wycik College Hotel
This
student residence turns into a guest house from early May to the end of
August. While the rooms are spartan and bathrooms are shared, the price
is right for tight budgets. Groups are welcome. The central location
means many of the city’s top destinations are in walking distance.-
96 Gerrard St E
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416 977 2320
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Victoria’s Mansion Inn and Guest House
In
the heart of Toronto’s Gay and Lesbian Village on a tree-lined street,
this charming small hotel, with a lovely Victorian-style garden,
provides a respite from the bustle of the city. All rooms come with
private baths, and suites are equipped with amenities such as a fridge
and microwave. Free parking.-
68 Gloucester St
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416 921 4625
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Castlegate Inn
Close
to Casa Loma, three Victorian houses have been linked together to make a
small hotel offering rooms and apartments at affordable rates. All come
with a private bath, mini-fridge, and microwave.-
219 Spadina Rd
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416 323 1657
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The Grange Hotel and Apartments
Each studio unit in this six-floor hotel is equipped with a kitchenette and bath. Stays are for a minimum of three nights.
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165 Grange Ave
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416 603 7700
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Global Village Backpackers
Just
south of Chinatown, this hostel has its own lively in-house bar and an
outdoor patio. Beds are in dorms, rooms for four, or a few private
rooms. Bathrooms are shared.-
460 King St W
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416 703 8540

Global Village Backpacker’s Hostel
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Hostelling International Toronto
Offering
mainly shared rooms in dorms, although there are a few private rooms
with private bath, a stay here is one of the cheapest in the city. It is
located just south of the Gay Village.-
76 Church St
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416 971 4440
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Hostelling International Niagara Falls
A
short walk from the falls, this hostel is especially well kept. No
private baths, but some private rooms, along with dorms and four-bed
rooms.-
4549 Cataract Ave, Niagara Falls
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905 357 0770
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