Hotels in Toronto West – Few budget friendly hotels in downtown Toronto are available in Toronto West for visitors here as this district is community based than tourist based. Nevertheless, Toronto West has its own rows of unique attractions for local and international tourists. Offering comfortable rooms, standard amenities and basic toiletries, some Toronto West End hotels do provide premium services such as business conference facilities for business travellers. Eaton Centre hotel Toronto normally have in-hose restaurants but for a complete Toronto West experience, you should try out the diverse choices of restaurants in the district. Being located quite near to Toronto Pearson International Airport, hotels here are second preferred choice should accommodations near the airport is full. Read More

Downtown Toronto West is quite near from the hotels where a number of major attractions are such as the Sherway Gardens Shopping Centre and Harbourfront Centre. A short drive from here will take you to Ontario's Place, Woodbine Racetrack and Slots, and the Centreville Amusement Park. All these just a few minutes drive away from your hotels, and further more, streetcars pass through all the attraction centres, giving you quick mobility to go and back from these places.

Toronto West - Being at the most west end of Toronto, Toronto West has quite a number of attractions of its own since it has one of the most diversified communities in Toronto. The multi cultural society of Toronto West begins with Italian immigrants who were brought in to work in railroads and road construction in early 1900. Soon, they began to buy affordable Edwardian styled houses and shops along a section in College Street, which is now commonly known as Little Italy. The place gains popularity with support from young professionals seeking vibrant nightlife and good restaurants.

If you travel further along west of College Street, you'll reach another spectacular small town of Little Portugal, best place to find an authentic churrascaria or Brazilian-styled steakhouse. Be sure to dine in with for a full Brazilian experience within the city. From here, keep heading to west until you reach Roncesvalles Village, a small Polish community village. There are many shops selling Polish products and restaurants too, which you must try before leaving.

To take away all the tiredness and refresh yourself, board the streetcar and head to the end of the line for a rejuvenating walk in Toronto's very own central park, the High Park. High Park is the largest park in Toronto with total land area of 400 acres and is a mixed recreational and natural park, with sporting facilities, cultural facilities, educational facilities, gardens, playgrounds and a zoo. Albeit so, a third of the park still remains in a natural state to avoid ecological impact. It's a good place to rest and relax, while enjoying the tranquillity of the peaceful environment.