Ontario Hotels

The Toronto Marriott City Centre is located in Toronto's Entertainment District. It is is built into the Rogers Centre baseball stadium and so has fantastic views over the home of the Toronto Blue Jays. The convenient downtown locations allows easy access to Toronto’s main attractions.

Blue Mountain is an alpine resort in Ontario almost on the shores of one of the Great Lakes, Lake Huron. The perfect complement to a Toronto city break, combining the best of cosmopolitan Canadian city life with some outdoor fun.

One of the most centrally-located hotels in Downtown Ottawa, Lord Elgin is just a stone’s throw away from the city’s top sights, including Confederation Park, Parliament Hill and the Rideau Canal. Now over 75 years old, the hotel retains Ottawa’s architectural history with a classic limestone exterior and chateau-style roof.

In an otherwise flat province in the 1940s these scenic hills with wonderful views out to the lake were developed into a ski resort, which is now the 3rd busiest in Canada. To support the keen skiers Blue Mountain established a picturesque village centre at the base of the mountain with a wide selection of restaurants and boutiques; over time it has developed into a destination for a fabulous variety of summer outdoor activities too.

Book a Falls View room and you will enjoy one of the best views of Niagara Falls from the comfort of your own bedroom. This hotel is in a great location and offers a comfortable stay at this iconic place.

Located in the entertainment district, with shopping, theatre, world-class dining and Toronto’s best attractions are literally steps away from the Sheraton Centre Toronto. the hotel is also connected to PATH, the 16 mile underground network of shops and services beneath the city centre.

Within walking distance of all the key attractions in and around Niagara Falls, including the Hornblower Cruise, the DoubleTree Fallsview Resort offers a great base with comfortable guest rooms, great service and good facilities, including a spa.