Downtown Toronto Holiday Packages

You work so hard for your cash, so be a savvy spender — Wotif is here to help.

What's the secret, you may wonder? Easy, we can roll your flights and hotels into one neat little package.

See even more in Downtown Toronto with the extra finances!

So, what's stopping you? Get a move on and save up to $245. All you have to do is mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 properties.

Wotif boasts some of the most attractive prices anywhere. So stop daydreaming and start making new experiences.

Downtown Toronto Accommodation

You'll find an awesome range of accommodations in Downtown Toronto. Wotif can help you size up your options and secure a place today.

Luxurious rooms, attentive staff and impressive amenities... These are the kind of things you can expect at The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto (181 Wellington St W) and the Shangri-la hotel Toronto (188 University Avenue). If you simply want somewhere clean and convenient to dump your gear and get some shut-eye, the Super 8 by Wyndham Downtown Toronto (222 Spadina Ave) and the Alexandra Hotel (77 Ryerson Ave) should tick all your boxes.

Car Hire in Downtown Toronto

If you're flying into Pearson International Airport, check out Budget or Avis. No need to worry about public transport or crazy-expensive taxis — these outlets are just a quick walk from the baggage claim.

There are ample options right in the city centre. Check out Budget (40 Blue Jays Way) or Thrifty Car Rental (330 Front Street West) and lock in your ideal ride.

Holidays to Downtown Toronto

Trapped at work fantasising about Downtown Toronto and all the wonderful things it has to offer? Take the first step to actually getting there by researching the essentials about it.

Downtown Toronto is one of the many unique neighbourhoods that make up Toronto. It's 0.9 kilometres west of the heart of the Ontario provincial capital.

If you've heard other travellers not only rave about Downtown Toronto but about Toronto in general, then it shouldn't come as a surprise to learn that some 2 600 000 people call it their home.