Toronto Hotels
Toronto Hotels
Toronto is the biggest tourist capital in Canada and is also the financial and commercial powerhouse of Canada. Millions flock to Canada every year for either business, vacation or to visit relatives and family who live in the Toronto area. For businessmen and tourists you’ll need to find hotel accommodations suitable for yourself and family. With so many choices and areas to find Toronto hotel accommodations it’s hard to narrow your search down and select one to stay in. I’ve decided to select three nice, yet affordable hotels in the Toronto region suitable for both tourists and businessmen.
Howard Johnson Inn & Suites Toronto East
Price – $50-$180CDN
Hotel features and amenities are abundant in this fabulous hotel near the downtown core of Toronto. You can find hotel rooms on this nine acre piece of property for anywhere from only $50 all the way up to $180 depending on your needs. The Howard Johnson is a known name of hotel chain in Canada and always offers the best quality for the best prices. I’ve personally stayed at some Howard Johnson’s in the past and have no complaints at all from the service I received.
The Westin Prince Hotel Toronto
Price – $120-$330CDN
The Westin Prince Hotel in Toronto is a lot nicer then most of the hotel which is why the price seems higher then most, for $120-$330CDN a night you can have a marvelous looking hotel room in an inner-city type resort. This is ideal for people on vacation as you really feel the vacation atmosphere in this resort like hotel.
Holiday Inn Hotel Airport
Price – $100-$210CDN
The Holiday Inn Airport Hotel is in real close proximity to Pearson International Airport and is really reasonable on rates. The hotel is more for businessmen and tourists who have to stay in Toronto for a night while they wait for their flight. The costs reflect the fact that the general customer needs a room only due to reasons not suiting them and for this reason offering lower rates is best. People don’t want to spend hundreds on hotels when it isn’t a vacation.
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