Holiday rentals in Toronto, Canada

If you, like many others, are interested in staying in holiday rentals in Toronto that help you sample the local nightlife, then you will be pleased to know that Toronto has some fantastic accommodation and neighbourhoods for you to explore. A very popular area in Toronto for locals and tourists alike, is the area around King West in the downtown area and Old Toronto neighbourhoods. This area used to be full of old industrial warehouses that have now been converted into bars and restaurants that have put Toronto’s nightlife on the map. A stay at the Downtown near Rogers Centre High Rise Lakeview Condo will give you easy access to the neighbourhood where you will find famous bars such as the Early Mercy, a cocktail bar that offers interesting décor and some light food as well. Another neighbourhood that you have to consider is the Queen West area. It was named by Vogue to be the second coolest neighbourhood in the world and is home to Queen Street Warehouse, a bar and restaurant where everything is the same price. The electric energy, friendly staff, and a variety of drinks keeps locals and tourists coming back with ease. A stay at the University Apartment offers a cheaper rental accommodation to give you the local experience.

If you are interested in Toronto holiday rentals that are perfect for families, then you will be happy to know that there are plenty of rental accommodations and activities that you and your family can enjoy together. The Yonge Suites Furnished Apartment gives you easy access to the Yonge Street subway line where you can hope on a line north and visit the Ontario Science Centre. This is made even better if you have the Toronto City Pass, which lets you visit five of the most famous locations in Ontario within a set time period. Another venue that is on the Toronto City Pass is, of course, the CN Tower, where you and your children can climb up to the top in a glass elevator and look out across the entire city. The Downtown Toronto Oasis is close by, and offers cribs for families with very young children.

Staying in rental accommodation has never made more sense, especially in Toronto, which is full of grocery shops and markets where you can buy local produce. The Downtown Canada Suites in Bay comes with a fully functioning kitchen, with a stove, oven, fridge, sink and kettle, allowing you to cook up your own food, which is particularly helpful if you have allergies or dietary requirements that are not always easy to cater to in hotels or restaurants. The accommodation is very close to the Cabbage Town Farmers market, where locals bring their own produce, including fruit and veg, bread and baked goods. The market opens at three in the afternoon  on Tuesday. If you would like to buy your food at another market, then you should consider staying at the Spacious two bedroom Condo, CN Tower Area, Parking as it gives easy access to the St Lawrence Market, which is open every day and offers fresh meat, fish and cheese.

On average, people book holiday rentals in Toronto for stays of around 6 nights.

Renting a holiday apartment in Toronto will see a range in pricing typically determined by the season, location of the apartment and the number of rooms required. Recently, a typical search for apartment rentals in Toronto suggests an average of £212 per night.

Toronto holiday rentals are at their cheapest in September. Rental prices can be around 37% lower per night than in the high season.

Downtown, Scarborough, and Etobicoke are typically the most popular places to rent holiday apartments in Toronto.

There are 2,985 operators available for hotels in Toronto as of April 2024.

Prices for hotels in Toronto are refreshed on a daily basis.