Welcome to Toronto - the largest city in Ontario, Canada! The look, feel and friendliness of Toronto attract millions of visitors each year to its shores, theaters, glowing nightlife, and spirited ethnic neighborhoods. The downtown area has everything to offer its visitors! It is a city that has made deliberate changes to meet the growing needs of its citizens.

Downtown Hotels Toronto offers great rates on over 50 hotels in the heart of Toronto. All of our hotels have been approved by AAA and the Mobile Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel inspection. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates. Book securely online for great rates on hotels in Toronto's downtown district!

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InterContinental Toronto Centre
This Downtown Toronto hotel is located on Front Street, connected to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and moments away from the CN Tower, Rogers Ctr, Air Canada Ctr. and steps from the Financial and Entertainment Districts. The InterContinental Toronto Centre is a luxury landmark for the city of Toronto, offering 586 exquisitely furnished, spacious guestrooms, state-of-the-art technology, meeting facilities, and the very best in customer service. …more

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About Toronto

Those who have had a hand in building Toronto, Canada's largest city and premier inland port, are credited with possessing a resplendent flair for blending old and new--tinkering ever so slightly with what precedes and what succeeds, bridging the gap between past and present with a keen and patient sense of the future.

In no uncertain terms, the city is strikingly cosmopolitan and has maintained this distinction by wisely, lovingly and consistently refurbishing itself, staving off the urban deterioration that has traditionally eroded the foundations of other North American cities.

A combination of modernity and Old World charm, Toronto plays the perfect host to visitors who want a big city but crave more than steel and glass. You'll see examples everywhere of Toronto's desire to maintain its historical sites as well as its prominent position as a top urban destination. Historic Fort York, the 1793 birthplace of Toronto, stands guard just over a mile (2 km) from the CN Tower, considered to be the world's tallest building and free-standing structure.

Throughout the city, beautiful historic buildings mingle with new designs. The city's multicultural population contributes to this blend of historical and contemporary elements. People from nearly every cultural group call Toronto home, a statistic not seen in most cities. Ethnic neighborhoods abound, adding heaps of character and nostalgia that temper the impersonal and modern feel of the skyscrapers. Residents in ethnic neighborhoods--Chinese, Greek, Italian and Portuguese, for instance--showcase their heritage amid the influence of the current culture. You'll find traditional bakeries and markets alongside fashionable, trendy shops. With such a variety of neighborhoods, including entertainment, shopping and historic districts, the city teems with vitality. Toronto is renowned for its multiculturalism, museums, theaters and sporting events. Since its origin as a late 18th-century fort, the city has transformed itself into a world-class destination without giving up its magnificent historical allure.