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Top 10 Bed & Breakfasts

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  • 1. Toronto Downtown

    Upscale, stylish quarters steps from Yorkville and Bloor Street shops, top-notch breakfast served on fine china – guests who can afford one of the beautiful rooms here don’t want to leave.

  • 2. Accommodating the Soul

    In a lovely 1911 home with a lush English-style garden, this B&B in The Beach and a short walk from Ashbridges Bay, rents out three antiques-furnished rooms to guests. A delicious hot breakfast is served in your choice of the garden or dining room.

  • 3. Albert’s Inn

    Four cozy rooms in a Victorian house decorated to the nines with all things British, from antiques to bric-a-brac, offer an unforgettably eccentric stay in Cabbage-town. Alfred Pimblett, the owner, amuses guests with take-offs on the Queen of England.

  • 4. Toronto Island

    On Ward’s Island in Toronto Harbour, this cottage B&B, in the oldest building on the island, (1882), is just a 10-minute ferry ride from downtown, but it feels like a world away. Available year-round, the two rooms share a kitchenette. Use of bicycles is free, dinner is served off-season upon request, and, in winter, there’s cross-country skiing.

  • 5. Ainsley House

    Located in the upscale Rosedale area, minutes from great shopping and some of the city’s best-known attractions, three well-appointed guest rooms in a charming older home beckon.

  • 6. The Mulberry Tree

    Elegant details original to this 1901 home, such as fine oak floors and high ceilings, add to the charm of this downtown property. There’s a small guest lounge. The attentive, friendly hosts keep the cookie jar filled and provide business facilities for guests if needed.

  • 7. Au Petit Paris

    Just east of downtown and within a 15-minute walk of the upscale shops on Bloor Street and in Yorkville, this B&B has a Paris flair. Its four rooms, all with private baths, are decorated in shades of ochre and red. Breakfast is served in the dining room or on the rooftop patio.

  • 8. The Red Door

    Near beautiful High Park and the Roncesvalles neighborhood, this gorgeous home, set on a quiet residential street, has three spacious, well-lit rooms – all with private bathrooms – delicious gourmet breakfasts, and off-street parking.

  • 9. The French Connection

    Stylish quarters within walking distance of Casa Loma and several fine restaurants, this B&B has six rooms (three with private bath), an elegant living room with grand piano, and a lovely garden.

  • 10. House on McGill

    Six tastefully decorated rooms, some with shared baths, and reasonable prices make this B&B in a restored Victorian townhouse a good choice for the budget-conscious traveler. It is centrally located, about a 10-minute walk from the Eaton Centre.

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