Yours to Discover: These are the Best Ontario Hotels according to trivago

Since dropping its moniker as the “Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto,” The Adelaide St. Regis Hotel has re-branded itself by entering a “new era of glamour.” What does glamour look like exactly? Imagine: heated bathroom floors, a pillow menu, rain showers and nine- to eleven-foot ceilings with windows looking onto the bustle of Bay Street — and you’ll get the picture.

If you’re looking to luxuriate in a wellness treatment of your own, check out the hotel’s spa occupying the 31st floor where you can indulge in some fine tuning thanks to a quick manicure or a full two-hour “Art of Healing” treatment that goes from a deep tissue massage to a detoxifying dry body brush to a radiance facial.

Parents will be keen to know that The Adelaide can arrange on-site swim lessons, children’s books and board games, along with no-tear bath amenities. Doggies don’t need to be left at home either. Toronto’s best 5-Star hotel is happy to accommodate four-legged guests with the likes of a room service menu for pups.

The small details at Harbour House seem to have made the difference to trivago users: from whirlpool tubs to king-sized pillowtop beds, from waking up to a European-style breakfast to coming home to an afternoon wine tasting. Foremost, it’s the service and warm welcome that have left guests with a lasting impression.

While a short walk to the shops of Queen Street, your room at the Harbour House instead benefits from views of the Niagara River. In any case, a complimentary shuttle is made available to spare you the ten-minute stroll from Ontario’s best Four-Star hotel to Niagara-on-the-Lake’s main street.

Appointed furnishings like Victoria fireplaces and roomy walk-in showers bridge the building’s heritage dating back to 1878 with modern conveniences. Outside Idlewyld’s threshold, you are walking distance to Wortley Village and Downtown London.

A hot breakfast is served à la carte with all room rates which means the choice is left to you between the eggs benedict, the banana brioche french toast, and other savoury choices. Discover Ontario’s best 3-Star hotel for yourself!

Nowhere else in Ontario will you find as impressive of a selection of independently-owned accommodation as in Niagara-on-the-Lake. While you can expect a personalized level of service and breakfast across the board, it’s The BranCliff Inn and its six suites that have impressed trivago users the most.

Housed inside Niagara’s first schoolhouse, the Brancliff Inn is full of grandeur thanks to the 12-foot ceilings on entry, which then rise to 17 feet in the bedrooms upstairs. Every morning in Niagara-on-the-Lake starts with breakfast by your hostess Deb which you can enjoy in the Inn’s oak-panelled dining room.