As a pet parent, it’s hard to leave your fur baby behind when you go away for the weekend, or even for the day. Well, at these pet-friendly hotels in Toronto, you don’t have to! Your furry, feathery, or scaly companion is welcome to enjoy the spoils of a hotel getaway with you at these acclaimed accommodations, right in the heart of the action.
Take a gander at these pet-friendly Toronto hotels and start planning your purr-fect weekend.
Kimpton Saint George Hotel
Kimpton Saint George may just be the friendliest pet-friendly hotel in the city. The boutique hotel is playful, cozy and sophisticated all at once. It hosts a social hour from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. every evening in the lobby, morning coffee and tea in the lobby credenza, and has free bikes for you to borrow for a cruise around town.
Its central location makes it ideal for those travelling with a furry companion. Not only is there an off-leash dog park just minutes away, but the University of Toronto campus and Queen’s Park are also nearby, both of which are perfect for a stroll with your pup.
It’s not just dogs that are welcome at the Kimpton, though. Pets of all sizes and shapes are invited to stay, “as long as they fit in the elevator,” the hotel’s website says — and at no extra charge, either! From bowls to beds to treats, your pet will have everything they need within paw’s reach here.
Where: 280 Bloor St West
Ace Hotel Toronto
Ace Hotel Toronto is one of the newest pet-friendly hotels in the city. The stunning 123-room hotel just opened its doors in July and features both a main-floor restaurant and a rooftop lounge. Plus, there’s a great off-leash area in the park right behind the building.
Guests are limited to two pets per room for an extra charge of $25 plus taxes and fees per pet, per night.
Pets are welcome in most areas of the hotel, except for the gym and food and beverage areas. They also can’t be left alone in the rooms unattended and guests are responsible for any damages.
If you’re travelling with an animal that isn’t a dog or cat, reach out to the hotel staff to see how you can be accommodated.
Where: 51 Camden St
One King West Hotel & Residence
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The centrally-located One King West Hotel & Residence is one of Toronto’s most acclaimed boutique hotels, and it happens to be pet friendly too.
A single dog or cat under 20 lbs is permitted at the hotel, as long as it isn’t left unattended in the room.
Guests are asked to notify the hotel in advance if they’ll be bringing their pet along and will be charged an additional $100 for deep cleaning.
Where: 1 King St West
Pantages Hotel Downtown Toronto
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This boutique hotel is located just down the street from the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, with beautifully-designed suites overlooking the busy city.
The staff are happy to accommodate your pets’ needs by supplying bowls, beds, blankets, and suggestions for pet-friendly places to visit nearby.
A one-time-per-stay fee of $75 is applied for guests travelling with a pet. If you’ll be leaving your furry friend unattended in the room, you can leave your phone number with the front desk staff in case your pet gets anxious.
Where: 200 Victoria St
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Le Germain Hotel Toronto Mercer
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Le Germain is located in the heart of the action and pets are just as welcome as their humans to enjoy the luxe suites and the peaceful atmosphere.
One pet per room is permitted at Le Germain and an additional $30 cleaning fee is applied to the reservation for deep cleaning. However, pets cannot be left unattended in the room, otherwise, guests might be subject to a penalty.
Where: 30 Mercer St
The author was partially hosted by the Kimpton Saint George Hotel.
Regional Editor, Toronto – Lilly is an editor with over five years of experience in local news and digital publishing. Having lived in Toronto her whole life, she’s always aware of what’s new in the city. She’s everyone’s go-to resource for the best things to do. Her mission is to make Curiocity’s readers feel excited about where they live and to infuse the world with positive vibrations.
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