Search Hotels by Independent in Toronto Old Town

Visiting Old Town

Old Town is a welcoming neighbourhood known for its array of dining options and major shopping area. Here you'll find plenty to visit, including Queen Street and The Path. Old Town's hotels make a great base for venturing out into the greater Toronto area.

Staying in Old Town

You’ll find several accommodation choices in this walkable neighbourhood, and you may want to consider one of these top places to stay:

• The Ivy at Verity: 4.5-star hotel with free breakfast, a restaurant and an indoor pool, 13-minute walk from Hockey Hall of Fame. Our guests enjoy the hotel's spacious rooms and helpful staff.
• Holiday Inn Express Toronto - Downtown: 2.5-star hotel with free breakfast, free WiFi and parking, 11-minute walk from Hockey Hall of Fame. Expedia travellers like this hotel's comfortable rooms and proximity to shopping.
• St Lawrence Residences And Suites: 1.5-star hotel with a rooftop terrace, free WiFi and a business centre, 13-minute walk from Hockey Hall of Fame. Our guests rate this hotel highly for its central location and convenient parking.

Old Town might not have accommodation options to suit your travel needs, so you might consider venturing to a different Toronto neighbourhood for your stay. Financial District is a neighbourhood that travellers love for its major shopping area. This neighbourhood is home to 15 hotels and other accommodation options, including these top choices:

• The Adelaide Hotel Toronto: 5-star hotel with a restaurant, an indoor pool and a health club, 7-minute walk from Hockey Hall of Fame. Our guests enjoy the hotel's comfortable rooms and central location.
• One King West Hotel & Residence: 4-star hotel with a restaurant, a fitness centre and a bar/lounge, steps from Hockey Hall of Fame. Expedia travellers like this hotel's comfortable beds and central location.
• The Fairmont Royal York: 4-star hotel with 6 restaurants, an indoor pool and a health club, 11-minute walk from CN Tower. Our guests rate this hotel highly for its comfortable rooms and central location.

Sightseeing Around Toronto

A few attractions you might want to check out while you're in Old Town are Queen Street and The Path. CN Tower and Toronto Public Library are a couple of other sights to visit in the neighbourhood.

You’ll likely want to explore some other parts of town while you’re here, so consider a visit to Financial District, a nearby neighbourhood with top sights like Hockey Hall of Fame. PATH Underground Shopping Mall, The Path and Osgoode Hall are a few other places worth a visit while you're in Toronto.