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Attractions
CN Tower: At a height of 553.3 m, the CN Tower is the tallest free-standing structure in the Americas. Enjoy 360 views of Toronto while revolving around the world's highest restaurant, or look down at the city through a spellbinding glass floor. If you're seeking a thrill, try the EdgeWalk and experience the world's highest full-circle hands-free walk.
Ripley's Aquarium of Canada: The exhibits at Ripley's Aquarium of Canada hold more than 20,000 exotic sea and freshwater specimen and provide an exciting underwater experience for all ages.
Entertainment
Scotiabank Arena: Formerly known as the Air Canada Centre & home of our beloved NHL team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, NBA team, the Toronto Raptors and host to many of Canada's most sought-after concerts.
Roger's Centre: This remarkable sports and entertainment complex has a retractable rooftop and is the home of our MLB team, the Toronto Blue Jays.
Budweiser Stage: Enjoy a cocktail in the sky at Falcon SkyBar, or dinner with a view at Maxx's Kitchen, and make your way over the Ontario Place bridge to a memorable show at Budweiser Stage. Live Nation's iconic venue brings a world-renowned music experience to Toronto, hosting a variety of musicians and attracting fans from near and far each summer.
BMO Field: The BMO field is located directly across the street from the hotel on the Exhibition Grounds. As home to 3 of Canada's celebrated Sports teams (TFC, Canada's National soccer team, and the Toronto Argonauts) you can always count on an exciting atmosphere and a crowd of dedicated fans.
Restaurants
I have selected some of Toronto's renowned fine dining spots for you to try!
Canoe: The chefs at Canoe are passionate about connecting guests to Canada's diverse landscape and raw, rich land through food. Enjoy sweeping views of Toronto in this swanky 54th-floor restaurant.
Blueblood Steakhouse: Set in the majestic castle of Toronto's Casa Loma, this upscale spot offers a modern twist on the classic steakhouse.
La Palma: A sophisticated Italian restaurant with a vibrant flare, featuring carefully selected, fresh ingredients to create exceptional Italian dishes.
Cactus Club- 77 Adelaide St. W: Cactus Club Cafe offers the best in global cuisine using local, fresh ingredients served in a vibrant, contemporary setting. Whether you’re looking to enjoy an intimate dinner, a social gathering or ‘summer in the city’ throughout the seasons – each one of our levels offers a unique experience to suit every occasion not to mention the occasional celebrity sighting.
Nightlife
Explore the vibrant nightlife in Toronto’s downtown core and Entertainment District, minutes from my place. King Street West and Queen Street West bustle with options for bars, clubs, and pubs to suit every mood. There’s no shortage of ways to spend an evening in Downtown Toronto.
Thomson Rooftop lounge
Baro
Cibo Wine Bar
Lavelle
Bar Chef
Amsterdam Brewhouse
Mascot Brewery
Rebel Nightclub
Cactus Club
Shopping
Minutes from my place lies the shopping district of Downtown Toronto, where you’ll find the region’s most popular shopping malls, boutiques, and markets. Add a trip to these must-visit shopping destinations in Downtown Toronto during your stay with us.
Queen Street West: A stretch of clothing stores, shoe stores, boutique shops, beauty salons and everything in between.
CF Toronto Eaton Centre: Home to over 250 best in class retailers and restaurants, and the first mall in Canada to feature both a Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue.
St. Lawrence Market: A culinary focal point in Toronto since 1803. Taste your way through the market’s delicious baked goods and seasonal fresh produce while browsing through jewellery and unique crafts.
Kensington Market: A vibrant neighbourhood with a laid-back bohemian-vibe. Explore a wide array of speciality food shops, vintage clothing stores and a wonderful mix of eclectic restaurants and bars.
Stackt Market: The long-anticipated modular market in downtown Toronto dozens of new retail, food, beverage, service, experience and community spaces within roughly 120 shipping containers.A wide variety of businesses can be found within the container complex selling everything from vintage clothes and sustainable glasses to truly monstrous vegan (and not-so-vegan) donuts.
Museums & Galleries
Art Gallery of Ontario: One of Canada's premier Art museums, featuring over 90,000 paintings, prints, drawings, and sculptures, spanning the first century to the present day.
Royal Ontario Museum: Canada largest museum, containing six million items and forty galleries, including an unforgettable dinosaur display.