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Downtown Toronto

Dive into the bustling Entertainment District with its lively restaurants, nightclubs, and live theatre, or explore the upscale Yorkville area, boasting designer boutiques and world-class galleries. Don't miss the iconic Royal Ontario Museum and the revitalized Harbourfront area.

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North York

Home to interactive museums like Ontario Science Centre and Aga Khan Museum, North York offers ample shopping at Yorkdale Shopping Centre and Fairview Mall. Easily accessible via TTC subway and bus lines.

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Toronto Entertainment District

Downtown Toronto's vibrant hub features theatres, performing arts centres, and Toronto Blue Jays games, with numerous bars and restaurants catering to diverse crowds. Don't miss the iconic CN Tower!

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Etobicoke

Suburban and industrialized, Etobicoke boasts numerous parks like James Gardens and Centennial Park, as well as golf courses such as St. George's Golf and Country Club. Enjoy convenient public transportation via TTC and GO stations.

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Scarborough

Situated atop Scarborough Bluffs, this diverse district offers shopping at Scarborough Town Centre and animal encounters at Toronto Zoo. Explore natural landmarks like Rouge Park and the Scarborough Bluffs, or hop on the TTC for easy transit access.

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Top Bloordale Village Hotel Reviews

Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto

10/10 Excellent

"Be sure to bring your own room key down to the pool. Men and women both need their own key to enter the change room and pool deck. Beautiful pool and infinity hot tub with a steam and sauna room!"

Crowne Plaza Toronto North York by IHG

8/10 Good

"I wasn't expecting to pay for parking my vehicle nightly. The staffs at all areas were very helpful especially those at the entrance and on the operation desk. I think the TV need upgrading and the carpet in the room need replacing or steam cleaning. Also, at both sides of the night table are very sharp edge metal that can cut into someone's hands especially waking up in the dark and trying to reach for something on the night table. The bathroom and linens were very clean and beds are comfortable. Hallways, elevators and hotel grounds are very clean."

Fairmont Royal York

4/10 Poor

"I found the hotel to be pretty sad to be honest. Although it is beautiful on the lobby, check in was awful - the line up was around the corner. The room itself was small, the shower had no pressure so it was just very weak dribble and their dryer didn’t work. Top it off we were close to the elevator so we could hear all the rowdy party goers laughing, hooting and hollering and while waiting for the elevator. Had breakfast at the clocktower and the coffee was lukewarm and breakfast was cold. I don’t understand how that is. We paid 600 dollars for the night. Not worth it. We selected this hotel based on its location and proximity to union station. However it was not worth it."

Pod-Inn Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I was going to rate four stars, but I honestly couldn’t think of the justification to drop a star. Great one night stay in downtown Toronto. Cereal and toast is available in the morning. There’s two dishwashers so one is always available to put dirty dishes in. You have your cubby of a room; the mattress foam was like the cheese puff type of mattress, so there’s not really any resistance. I had no problems sleeping though. Towels are available, take when you need and a basket to toss in when done. You walk in, nice person at reception who gives you a tour at check-in. First room is communal living area, so kitchen, living room with TV, some tables, conversation couch. In the first hall, there’s another hall to the right for men’s/women’s bathrooms (the doors could have been cleaner), laundry and women’s shower room to the left. Laundry seemed expensive, maybe $20/load. I didn’t use it, but newer machines. Then, you get to the “quiet area” where you pass through a door and have the sleeping cubbies/pods. Going full circle, the opposite side of the living area has the men’s shower and then study rooms. The study rooms are twofold: bar-style seating along a window, and then individual “meeting” rooms where you close out the rest of the world. To get there, you go up sheltered stairs. It’s very close to the police station and US embassy/consulate, so solid police presence made me less concerned walking around. Would stay again."

The Omni King Edward Hotel

6/10 Okay

"The hotel itself was lovely. The ballrooms, bar area very nice. The rooms as large as they were, needed a lot of updating as does the bathroom. No amenities that are worthy of mentioning other than bottled water nightly. The bathroom and shower were in desperate need of grouting , and a proper sink area instead of a pedestal type sink needed. No where to place your toiletry bag other than in a window ledge."

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What's it like in Bloordale Village?

Travelers will be sure to find plenty to entertain them in Toronto's Bloordale Village neighborhood.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Bloordale Village, will I receive a refund?

Yes! The majority of hotel bookings are fully refundable if cancelled before the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is usually within 24-48 hours of your check-in date. If you have a non-refundable reservation, you might still have the option to cancel and get a refund within 24 hours of booking. Put your dates in and click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to get the best deals available in Bloordale Village.

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What is there to do around this Toronto neighborhood?

Favorite places to visit in the surrounding area include Rogers Centre, CN Tower, and Ripley's Aquarium of Canada. When you're sightseeing in Toronto, CF Toronto Eaton Centre and XPACE Cultural Centre are also worth a stop.

How can I get around Bloordale Village and the greater Toronto area?

Ready to get out and explore the city? Dufferin Station is the closest metro station.

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Where to stay in Bloordale Village

Downtown Toronto

North York

Toronto Entertainment District

Etobicoke

Scarborough

Top Bloordale Village Hotel Reviews

Great Canadian Casino Resort Toronto

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