The Best Family Hotels in Toronto

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Updated: November 3, 2021
By Santorini Dave

Toronto, Canada with Kids – The best places to stay.

The 5 Best Kid-Friendly Hotels in Toronto

1. Four Seasons Hotel Toronto (luxury) – Yorkville

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I love this location and area. I used to walk by the Four Seasons every day when I lived in Toronto. It’s in the heart of the trendy and fun Yorkville neighborhood (steps from a subway station and walking distance to all of downtown Toronto). Kids will enjoy the milk and cookies that greet them on arrival, as well as the child-size robes and kids’ amenities in the room. The beautiful indoor pool plays underwater music. Suites are large and can sleep families of 4 to 7.

2. Hilton Toronto (luxury) – Downtown West

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Located in the financial district downtown and close to some of the city’s best shopping. Connected to the underground pedestrian PATH system that allows easy access to 100s of shops and restaurants regardless of the weather. Guest rooms are big, clean, and comfortable. Video games are available as well as baby-sitting services. The heated indoor/outdoor pool is a big hit with kids.

3. Cambridge Suites Hotel (luxury) – Downtown East

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This all-suites property provides plenty of space in a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Guests will enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast and grab-and-go options. All suites have fully equipped kitchenettes. The fantastic downtown location provides easy access to Eaton’s Centre, the Financial and Entertainment districts, and the underground PATH network. If you want a small family-friendly apartment in downtown Toronto then this is it.

4. Le Germain Hotel Toronto (midrange) – Downtown West

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Located in the entertainment district and within walking distance of the CN tower. This elegant yet comfortable property is an urban oasis offering pleasant common areas such as a library, complimentary cappuccino bar, and double-sided fireplace to warm up after a chilly day in the city. For children the hotel offers children’s books, family friendly activities, and babysitting services. Deluxe complimentary breakfast is standard with your stay.

5. Chelsea Hotel Toronto (midrange) – Downtown/Midtown

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This is one of the funnest hotels to stay with children. A “Kids Essentials” kit is provided at check-in. There’s a Family Fun Zone & Family pool that has an indoor four-story corkscrew waterslide. The Kid Centre has activities like crafts, Nintendo, and games. For older children there’s Club 33, a lounge for teens with XBOX, ping pong table, air hockey, and touch screen computers. The excellent central downtown location is close to lots of dining and entertainment options.

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Santorini Dave I'm Santorini Dave. I started this site in 2011 with a short article on tips for visiting Santorini with kids. We're now a small team of writers and researchers dedicated to providing the best travel content on the internet. We focus on Santorini, Mykonos, Athens, and Greece, offering recommendations for top hotels, neighborhoods, and family-friendly hotels worldwide. I can be contacted at dave@santorinidave.com.

  1. Delta Chelsea in Toronto

    Funnest? It’s “most fun”. I wonder if the Delta Chelsea has renovated in the last few years; it was a dump when we stayed there in the early 2000’s.

    Lillie

    1. Santorini Dave The Hotel Expert

      Three years ago the Delta Chelsea underwent a complete renovation.

      It’s 2000s not 2000’s.

  2. Toronto with Kids – Best Attractions

    Highly recommend Ripley’s Aquarium, and Hockey Hall of Fame.

    Tanya

  3. One Day in Toronto – Best Things To Do

    Hey there. We’ll be in Toronto for a long weekend in early October. Really only have one day to explore the city but wondering what you recommend for two parents and a 13 year old son to do for one day in Toronto. We’ll be staying downtown and open to anything. What are the must-do attractions for kids in downtown Toronto?

    Great site,
    Walt.

    1. Santorini Dave The Hotel Expert

      My top picks would be the Royal Ontario Museum, CN Tower, and the Ontario Science Centre (great, but not very central).

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