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Toronto is the largest city in Canada. Whether you're there on business or pleasure, you have various Toronto Hotels to choose from.
The city's downtown area is vibrant and you can easily go around on foot or through its public transport system. It is the area west of Jarvis Street and east of Spadina Avenue. It runs from the lake to north of Bloor Street. In the area you can choose from a wide range of restaurants, attractions, and shopping destinations. It you're in for a vacation then book in one of the Toronto downtown hotels.
Staying in one of the Toronto hotels near the airport is not recommended unless you have a plane to catch the morning after. There are good airport hotels in Toronto but transit options from the airport to downtown are a bit expensive. It is not feasible especially when you're on a tight budget. Staying near the airport will make you hard to visit Toronto's tourist destinations.
If you're going to Toronto in summer, you should book your accommodations early. You'll have a hard time booking for a hotel room during the Toronto International Film Festival, a ten day event that starts on the Thursday after Labor Day.
Staying in one of the Toronto hotels doesn't have to be expensive. There are several budget hotels that offer good rooms at an affordable rate. You wouldn't find rooms from any Toronto downtown hotels advertised at under $100 a night but you could search for discount rates online. Major brand-name hotels have online discount rates when you book through their web site.
If you're sport fan then you'll probably want to find a hotel near the Rogers Center, which is home to Argonauts CFL football and the Blue Jays baseball. It is also the site of concerts and events throughout the year.
The city's downtown area is vibrant and you can easily go around on foot or through its public transport system. It is the area west of Jarvis Street and east of Spadina Avenue. It runs from the lake to north of Bloor Street. In the area you can choose from a wide range of restaurants, attractions, and shopping destinations. It you're in for a vacation then book in one of the Toronto downtown hotels.
