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“Downtown Toronto Accommodations”“Looking for hotel accommodations in downtown Toronto? Days Hotel & Conference Centre loca…”
Posted by: Days Hotel & Conference Center

“Outstanding Full Service Hotel”“The Quality Hotel and Conference Centre is Oshawa's only full service hotel. Conveniently…”
Posted by: Quality Hotel & Conference Centre

“Luxury Victorian/Rococo Bed & Breakfast In Downtown Toronto”“Romantic Mansion Toronto built in 1888 is an elegant luxury 6,000 square foot Victorian/R…”
Posted by: Romantic Mansion Toronto

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“Warning: Car Stolen At Days Inn! ”Member, Jason, Windsor - “I HAD MY CAR STOLEN HERE (at the Days Inn) AND THEY DID…”
Said about: Days Hotel & Conference Center

“The Worst Place I Have Ever Stayed In...Do Not Go!!”Member, Mike, Chicago - “Words do not begin to describe how run down, dirty, and …”
Said about: Romantic Mansion Toronto

“Good Stay”Member, Boushra Alhayek, Abu Dhabi - “Good Stay- Stayed at the Best Western Primr…”
Said about: Best Western Primrose Hotel

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Welcome to HotelGuide.Networks' directory of hotels and hotel reviews for Toronto, Ontario, Canada!

Named for the Huron Indian word meaning "meeting place," modern Toronto has truly become a meeting place of the world's cultures, with over eighty ethnic groups and one hundred languages calling the area home. Visitors to this most cosmopolitan of cities will find Toronto to be a mecca of diverse restaurants, shopping, nightlife and sporting and cultural events. The capital of Ontario, Toronto has a distinctly British ambiance in contrast with capitals further east, and like England, seems to accommodate many other cultures, languages and traditions, without losing its unique English Canadian character.

Native Americans, for example, can be seen frequently in full tribal dress conducting routine civic business in public buildings. You may also hear ethnic restaurateurs in Little Italy and Chinatown speaking in their native languages, but also readily able to navigate Canadian English with native fluency, which adds to the cosmopolitan feel of Toronto, as old country traditions are more preserved and celebrated than homogenized with the dominant culture. Toronto is Canada's equivalent of London or New York, and its theaters, neighborhood open air markets, cultural events and happenings are all well connected by one of the cleanest and best managed public transportation systems in the world.

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Area Facts: Toronto is Canada's largest city and is home to the world's tallest building, the CN Tower. Temperatures average around 69F degrees in the summer, although highs can reach the low 90s, and around 26F degrees in the winter.

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