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15 Smart Hotels In Entertainment District Worth Booking

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15 Smart Hotels In Entertainment District Worth Booking

Compare 15 hotels in Toronto's Entertainment District. Practical booking tips, location insights, and top picks near CN Tower and Rogers Centre.

15 Smart Hotels In Entertainment District Worth Booking

Toronto's Entertainment District runs along King Street West between Spadina Avenue and University Avenue, packing theatres, live music venues, the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and Scotiabank Arena into a walkable stretch of the downtown core. With 15 hotels across different price points and positioning, choosing where to stay in this district means understanding exactly what you're trading - noise level, proximity, room size, and nightly rate - before you book.

What It's Like Staying In Entertainment District

Staying in Toronto's Entertainment District means you are at the operational center of the city's nightlife, sports, and performing arts calendar. King Street West stays active well past midnight on weekends, and Rogers Centre events can push street noise and foot traffic to a significant level from early afternoon into the night. Most major attractions - CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, TIFF Bell Lightbox, Princess of Wales Theatre - sit within a 15-minute walk of any hotel in this zone, which removes the need for transit on most days.

The district connects directly to the PATH underground walkway system, giving guests dry, sheltered access to Union Station, the Financial District, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Travelers without a car benefit the most here, since parking costs at downtown hotels typically add a considerable daily surcharge. Those sensitive to urban noise, or traveling primarily to visit neighborhoods like Distillery District or Kensington Market, may find that staying slightly east or west of this corridor is a better fit.

Pros:

  • Walking distance to CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Scotiabank Arena, and TIFF Bell Lightbox without needing transit
  • Direct PATH underground access from several hotels, connecting to Union Station and GO Transit
  • Dense concentration of restaurants, bars, and live entertainment venues within a few blocks

Cons:

  • King Street West generates significant noise on event nights and weekends, affecting lower-floor rooms
  • Hotel parking surcharges are steep in this zone, making car travel an expensive addition
  • Construction activity is active around several properties, with some sites starting as early as 6AM daily

Why Choose Hotels In Entertainment District

Hotels in Toronto's Entertainment District span a wide spectrum - from full-service luxury towers with rooftop pools and butler service to extended-stay suites with full kitchens designed for multi-night visits. The positioning premium is real: staying within the district means you can walk to a Blue Jays game, a theatre show, and the CN Tower observation deck all in the same evening without booking a single rideshare. Room sizes in this zone vary significantly by property type - boutique hotels on Mercer Street tend to offer more generous layouts than high-rise towers on York Street, where floor plates are smaller.

Compared to hotels in Yorkville or Midtown Toronto, Entertainment District properties sit around 20% higher in nightly rate during event weekends, but that premium is offset by the elimination of transit costs and time. Noise management is the primary trade-off: upper floors in taller buildings largely escape street-level sound, while ground and second-floor rooms facing King Street or Blue Jays Way can be noticeably loud on game nights.

Pros:

  • Eliminates transit costs and travel time to the district's main venues and attractions
  • Wide variety of hotel categories from extended-stay suites to Forbes Five-Star luxury in the same zone
  • Several properties offer direct PATH access, making weather a non-factor for convention and business travelers

Cons:

  • Nightly rates spike significantly during TIFF (September), major sports playoffs, and New Year's Eve
  • Lower-floor rooms facing main streets experience event-night noise that earplugs alone may not fully resolve
  • Parking surcharges at most properties can add around $50 per night, making driving guests reconsider

Practical Booking & Area Strategy

The strongest micro-location within the district is the stretch between Simcoe Street and Roe Street along King Street West, where the Hyatt Regency, Le Germain Toronto, and Bisha Hotel sit within steps of the Princess of Wales Theatre, Second City Comedy Club, and Roy Thomson Hall. Hotels on Blue Jays Way and Rees Street - closer to the Rogers Centre and CN Tower - trade slightly noisier surroundings for unbeatable proximity to the waterfront and Ripley's Aquarium of Canada. For business travelers connecting to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, properties with direct PATH access such as Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto and InterContinental Toronto Centre eliminate the need to go outside entirely, a meaningful advantage during Toronto's winter months.

Book at least 6 weeks ahead for stays during TIFF in September, NHL or NBA playoff runs at Scotiabank Arena, and major Rogers Centre concert dates, when availability tightens dramatically and rates surge. The St. Andrew subway station on Line 1 sits at the eastern edge of the district, providing quick connections north to Bloor-Yorkville and south to Union Station, which also serves GO Transit regional rail. Things to do within walking distance include catching a show at the Princess of Wales or Royal Alexandra Theatre, visiting the CN Tower SkyPod, exploring Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, watching a Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre, or experiencing the TIFF Bell Lightbox year-round for film screenings and exhibitions.

Best Value Stays

These properties offer strong location access and solid facilities at comparatively accessible price points in the Entertainment District, making them practical choices for travelers prioritizing proximity over luxury amenities.

  • 8.4 Very Good
    1435 reviews
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    Union Hotel sits at the boundary of the Financial District and Theatre District, placing guests within a 6-minute walk of Union Station and an 11-minute walk of the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and Air Canada Centre - a range that covers the district's main venues without requiring transit. Rooms feature European-inspired hardwood floors and red accent décor, with flat-screen TVs and work desks suited to business travelers. The in-house Humble Donkey café handles breakfast and lunch on-site, reducing the need to navigate the area before morning commitments. The hotel is compact and focused, without a pool or spa, which keeps rates lower than larger full-service properties nearby.

    • 6-minute walk to Union Station (GO Transit, subway, UP Express)
    • On-site café for breakfast and lunch
    • 24-hour front desk and fitness centre
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    US$ 71

  • Riu Plaza Toronto sits less than 1 km from the city center, within a 7-minute walk of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra at Roy Thomson Hall and close to both Rogers Centre and the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. Rooms are air-conditioned and include a desk, coffee machine, fridge, flat-screen TV, and safety deposit box - functional and well-equipped for stays centered around the district's entertainment calendar. Buffet, continental, and American breakfast options are available on-site, covering morning needs without requiring guests to find a nearby café. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is around 3 km away, making early-morning departures manageable by taxi or rideshare.

    • Under 1 km from city center, near Rogers Centre and CN Tower
    • Multiple breakfast formats available on-site
    • 24-hour front desk with English and French service
  • 8.6 Fabulous
    1002 reviews
    Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District

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    Residence Inn Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District is one of the few hotels in the district offering full kitchen-equipped suites, making it a practical pick for extended stays or travelers who want to self-cater rather than eat out every meal. The CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, and Rogers Centre are all within a 5-minute walk, while TIFF Bell Lightbox, Mirvish Theatre, and Second City are also in the same walkable radius. A hot breakfast buffet is included with all rooms - a genuine differentiator in a neighborhood where breakfast can cost upward of $20 per person at nearby restaurants. The indoor pool and fitness center add recreational value without requiring guests to leave the building.

    • Full kitchen in every suite - rare in this district
    • Hot breakfast buffet included with all rooms
    • Indoor pool and fitness center on-site

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    US$ 171

  • 4. Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel

    8.7 Fabulous
    875 reviews
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    Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel occupies a physically unique position - it is built directly inside the Rogers Centre stadium complex, meaning Blue Jays fans and concert attendees can reach their seats without stepping outside. The Entertainment District's restaurants and shops are 450 metres away, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre is 550 metres from the front door. Rooms are traditionally styled with cable TV, pay-per-view movies, and coffee makers, and the hotel includes an indoor pool, Arriba Mediterranean restaurant, and extensive meeting facilities. Pearson International Airport is 26 km away, making this a viable option for travelers arriving on major international flights who want immediate access to the district.

    • Located inside Rogers Centre - unmatched for stadium event access
    • Indoor pool and full meeting facilities on-site
    • 550 metres to Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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    US$ 184

  • 5. Sutton Place Hotel Toronto

    9.3 Superb
    930 reviews
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    Sutton Place Hotel Toronto is centrally positioned near Rogers Centre, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, covering both the sports and arts ends of the district's entertainment calendar. The hotel features an indoor pool, on-site restaurant and bar, room service, and private parking - a complete package that removes the need for guests to arrange much externally. Rooms include flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms with free toiletries, and hairdryers. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is around 3 km from the property, keeping short-hop domestic arrivals practical. Family rooms are available, adding flexibility for non-solo travelers.

    • Indoor pool with restaurant, bar, and room service all on-site
    • Private parking available - uncommon without a steep surcharge in this zone
    • Family rooms available for non-solo configurations

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    US$ 245

  • 6. One King West Hotel And Residence

    8.8 Fabulous
    6700 reviews
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    One King West Hotel and Residence is housed in a building dating to 1914, blending preserved architectural character with all-suite accommodations that include microwaves, refrigerators, coffeemakers, and separate sleeping, dining, and working areas - a layout that outperforms standard hotel rooms for stays of three or more nights. St. Lawrence Market and the Hockey Hall of Fame are less than a 10-minute walk east, while Roy Thomson Hall is 750 metres away for performing arts. The property has an on-site fitness center, restaurant, and bar, and daily housekeeping keeps extended stays comfortable. The all-suite format makes it one of the more spatially generous options on King Street West.

    • All-suite layout with microwave, fridge, and separate living area in every unit
    • 750 metres to Roy Thomson Hall and close to St. Lawrence Market
    • Historic 1914 building with preserved architectural character

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    US$ 214

Best Premium Stays

These hotels deliver elevated service, distinctive design, or landmark-level amenities at the upper tier of the Entertainment District market - suited to travelers for whom room quality, on-site dining, and guest experience are as important as location.

  • 9.3 Superb
    513 reviews
    Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square

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    Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square sits in Maple Leaf Square, the plaza immediately adjacent to Scotiabank Arena, making it the closest hotel to Raptors and Leafs games in the entire district. Union Train Station is under a 10-minute walk, and the CN Tower is a 10-minute walk in the opposite direction. Every room includes a flat-screen TV with cable, DVD player, tea and coffee facilities, a fridge, and a minibar - with deluxe continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi included in the rate. Bar le Germain on-site offers an extensive cocktail and wine list alongside shareable dishes, functioning as both a pre-game and post-show venue. The 24-hour fitness center keeps active travelers on schedule regardless of late arrivals.

    • Directly adjacent to Scotiabank Arena - closest hotel for Raptors and Leafs events
    • Deluxe continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi included in all rates
    • Minibar, fridge, and DVD player in every room
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    US$ 299

  • 9.0 Superb
    1283 reviews
    Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto

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    Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto connects directly to Toronto's PATH underground pedestrian network, giving guests sheltered access to Union Station, UP Express airport rail, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre without going outside - a significant advantage during Canadian winters or rainy periods. The CN Tower, Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre, and Ripley's Aquarium are all within steps of the entrance. Rooms include SMART TVs with cable, coffee machines, and free toiletries; select rooms add glass-enclosed walk-in showers. SOCO Kitchen + Bar handles breakfast through dinner and brunch, and Char No.5 Whisky & Cocktail Lounge operates as a dedicated spirits venue open to the public. The indoor heated pool and hot tub add a recovery option after heavy sightseeing days.

    • Direct PATH access to Union Station and Metro Toronto Convention Centre
    • Indoor heated pool, hot tub, and free fitness center
    • SOCO Kitchen + Bar and Char No.5 on-site for dining and cocktails
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    US$ 428

  • 8.4 Very Good
    1084 reviews
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    Hyatt Regency Toronto sits directly on King Street West in the heart of the Entertainment District, with the CN Tower and Rogers Centre less than 500 metres away and Second City Comedy Club, Princess of Wales Theatre, and Roy Thomson Hall within a 5-minute walk. Every room has a city view, a 47-inch LED TV with STAYCAST for streaming, ergonomic workstations, and complimentary Wi-Fi - a setup that works equally well for business and leisure stays. King Street Social Kitchen and Lounge serves regional cuisine across breakfast, lunch, and dinner, while Mix Bistro Bar covers lighter meal needs. The 24-hour fitness center, on-site sauna, and seasonal outdoor pool provide recovery options, and the hotel maintains a very good breakfast rating among guests.

    • Every room has a city view and 47-inch STAYCAST TV
    • Under 500 metres to CN Tower and Rogers Centre
    • On-site sauna plus seasonal outdoor pool

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    US$ 224

  • 9.1 Superb
    184 reviews
    Le Germain Hotel Toronto Le Germain Hotel Toronto Le Germain Hotel Toronto Le Germain Hotel Toronto Le Germain Hotel Toronto

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    Le Germain Hotel Toronto occupies a boutique position on Mercer Street in the Entertainment District's most concentrated theatre and restaurant block, 600 metres from St. Andrew Subway Station and within 1 km of Rogers Centre and the CN Tower. Rooms feature flat-screen TVs with cable, DVD players, iPod docking stations, minibars, and fridges, with a complimentary cappuccino bar in the hotel's library adding a differentiating touch. The PUNCH restaurant on-site draws on modern London and Indian culinary influences - a genuinely distinctive dining concept rather than a generic hotel restaurant. A seasonal rooftop putting green and 24-hour gym round out the facilities. Note that neighboring construction begins at 6AM seven days a week, which light sleepers should factor into room selection.

    • Complimentary cappuccino bar in the hotel library - included for all guests
    • PUNCH restaurant with London-Indian culinary concept on-site
    • Seasonal rooftop putting green and 24-hour gym

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    US$ 207

  • 5. Intercontinental Toronto Centre By Ihg

    8.9 Fabulous
    1270 reviews
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    InterContinental Toronto Centre by IHG is positioned 110 metres from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and within steps of the CN Tower, making it the strongest option for convention delegates who also want immediate access to the district's entertainment corridor. Rooms are modernly furnished with flat-screen TVs, minibars, safety deposit boxes, ironing facilities, bathrobes, and free toiletries; some units offer city or lake views, while others have separate seating areas. The hotel holds a "China Ready" accreditation, with in-room kettles, green tea, and slippers available on request - a practical detail for international business travelers. Azure restaurant serves local and seasonal menus across breakfast, lunch, and dinner, backed by 24-hour room service. The full-service spa and 24-hour fitness center handle guest recovery after long conference days.

    • 110 metres to Metro Toronto Convention Centre - closest full-service hotel
    • Full-service spa plus indoor pool and 24-hour fitness center
    • Azure restaurant with 24-hour room service

    Just a few rooms left at the best rate! 

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    US$ 190

  • 9.0 Superb
    1126 reviews
    Soho Hotel Toronto Soho Hotel Toronto Soho Hotel Toronto Soho Hotel Toronto Soho Hotel Toronto

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    SoHo Hotel Toronto stands out for in-room features that most downtown hotels don't offer at any price point - heated bathroom floors and state-of-the-art in-room technology create a residential quality that sets it apart from standard full-service towers. The fitness center includes a lap pool and personal fitness coaches, making it a genuine athletic facility rather than a token amenity room. Rogers Centre, the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the CN Tower, and the scenic waterfront are all within walking distance. With two on-site restaurants and 24-hour room service, SoHo operates as a self-contained environment for guests who prefer not to navigate the busy King Street West dining scene every evening.

    • Heated bathroom floors - a rare in-room feature in the Entertainment District
    • Lap pool with personal fitness coaches on-site
    • Two on-site restaurants plus 24-hour room service

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 210

  • 7. Bisha, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto

    9.2 Superb
    241 reviews
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    Bisha, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto is the district's most design-forward property, featuring a dedicated floor of rooms designed by Lenny Kravitz, a rooftop restaurant with pool offering panoramic city and lake views, and four on-site dining venues including a destination restaurant and lobby lounge. The hotel is 400 metres from Rogers Centre and within a 5-minute walk of King Street West's theatre and restaurant corridor; shops, restaurants, and theatres are reachable on foot in minutes. The rooftop pool and event spaces with city and lake views make Bisha the most visually striking option in the Entertainment District. Couples rated the location 9.3 out of 10 for two-person trips in independent reviews - a score that reflects how well the hotel integrates with the neighborhood's dining and nightlife scene.

    • Floor of Lenny Kravitz-designed guestrooms - unique in Toronto
    • Rooftop restaurant with outdoor pool and city-lake views
    • Four on-site dining venues including destination restaurant and lobby lounge

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    US$ 278

  • 8. Nobu Hotel Toronto

    9.2 Superb
    80 reviews
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    Nobu Hotel Toronto brings the globally recognized Nobu Japanese restaurant brand directly into the Entertainment District, with the on-site restaurant serving à la carte cuisine alongside a full bar - a dining draw that functions independently of hotel occupancy. Rogers Centre, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and the CN Tower are all within walking distance, and Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is around 3 km away. Rooms include flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms with free toiletries, city views in select units, wardrobes, and coffee machines; free bikes are available for guests who want to explore the waterfront trail or nearby neighborhoods without transit. Room service and currency exchange are both available around the clock.

    • Nobu restaurant on-site - Japanese à la carte dining with full bar
    • Free bikes for guests - useful for waterfront and Harbourfront exploration
    • 24-hour room service and currency exchange
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    US$ 1060

  • 9. The St. Regis Toronto

    8.7 Fabulous
    153 reviews
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    The St. Regis Toronto holds a Forbes Double Five-Star rating - the highest independent hotel quality certification available - and rises 65 stories above the Entertainment District, placing it in a category of its own within the Toronto downtown market. The 258 guest rooms include 124 suites, all described as among the city's largest, and bespoke butler service is standard across the property. LOUIX LOUIS grand bar and restaurant occupies the 31st floor, the boutique spa provides a full wellness offering, and the nightly champagne sabering ritual at Astor Lounge is a signature St. Regis brand experience. The CN Tower, Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre, and the TIFF venue are all within walking distance, and the hotel's central position makes it equally functional for business visitors attending conventions and leisure travelers working through Toronto's arts calendar.

    • Forbes Double Five-Star rating - highest certification tier in downtown Toronto
    • 124 suites with bespoke butler service included
    • LOUIX LOUIS restaurant and bar on the 31st floor with panoramic views

    Rooms filling fast – secure the best rate! 

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    US$ 399

Smart Travel & Timing Advice For Entertainment District Hotels

Toronto's Entertainment District runs at full intensity from late May through early October, when the Blue Jays home schedule at Rogers Centre, outdoor patios on King Street West, and warm-weather events keep the neighborhood busy most evenings. September is the single most congested month - the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) takes over the district for around 10 days, filling hotels weeks in advance and pushing nightly rates to their annual peak. Booking at least 8 weeks before a September stay is the minimum reasonable lead time; for premium properties like The St. Regis or Bisha during TIFF, 12 weeks is safer.

January and February represent the quietest and most affordable window in the district, when NHL season is active but convention traffic slows and leisure visitors thin out. A 3-night stay is generally the minimum that makes sense for exploring the full range of what the district offers - CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, theatre, live music, and the waterfront each deserve dedicated time. Last-minute booking works only outside of major event dates; during Blue Jays playoff runs or large conventions at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, same-week availability at quality properties disappears quickly. Extended-stay travelers should prioritize the Residence Inn or One King West for their kitchen facilities and suite layouts, which significantly reduce per-night food costs over multi-night visits.

  • What It's Like Staying In Entertainment District
  • Why Choose Hotels In Entertainment District
  • Practical Booking & Area Strategy
  • Best Value Stays

    • 1. Union Hotel
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    • 3. Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District
    • 4. Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel
    • 5. Sutton Place Hotel Toronto
    • 6. One King West Hotel And Residence
  • Best Premium Stays

    • 7. Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square
    • 8. Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto
    • 9. Hyatt Regency Toronto
    • 10. Le Germain Hotel Toronto
    • 11. Intercontinental Toronto Centre By Ihg
    • 12. Soho Hotel Toronto
    • 13. Bisha, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto
    • 14. Nobu Hotel Toronto
    • 15. The St. Regis Toronto
  • Smart Travel & Timing Advice For Entertainment District Hotels
Hotels featured in this article
1. Union Hotel
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3. Residence Inn By Marriott Toronto Downtown / Entertainment District
4. Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel
5. Sutton Place Hotel Toronto
6. One King West Hotel And Residence
7. Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square
8. Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto
9. Hyatt Regency Toronto
10. Le Germain Hotel Toronto
11. Intercontinental Toronto Centre By Ihg
12. Soho Hotel Toronto
13. Bisha, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto
14. Nobu Hotel Toronto
15. The St. Regis Toronto
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