Kandice VincentA coworker of mine just got back from what was supposed to be a dreamy bed and breakfast weekend with her husband. Unfortunately, things didn’t go quite as planned.
Her room was noisy, the breakfast was bland, and the “cozy atmosphere” was more cramped than charming. Needless to say, she was pretty disappointed because they were hoping for a romantic escape.
It got me thinking—choosing the right bed and breakfast in Toronto can really make or break your getaway.
That’s why we took the time to round up some of the best bed and breakfasts in Toronto—places where you can actually kick back, relax, and enjoy the city in comfort and style. Here are our top picks!
How much does staying in a bed and breakfast cost in Toronto?
On average, the cost of staying at a bed and breakfast in Toronto is around $100 to $250 per night. Budget-friendly options are available for around $100-$150, while more luxurious or boutique B&Bs might range from $200 and up.
Prices may be higher during peak tourist seasons.
1. The Jane Toronto
The Jane Toronto is a charming bed and breakfast situated near the iconic Casa Loma. The property, built in 1906, has been beautifully restored to provide a home-like atmosphere for guests.
The extensive luxury renovations really make it stand out. Every room is equipped with an en suite marble bathroom, flat-screen TV, and reliable WiFi—everything you need for a relaxing (and connected!) stay.
Three of the rooms come with gas fireplaces, which add a cozy, upscale feel. The beds are also super comfortable, and the blackout curtains provide a restful night’s sleep.
It even has a lovely garden and a shared lounge for guests to relax in.
We also love their delicious continental breakfast served each morning, featuring a charming charcuterie-style selection.
While the property doesn’t allow pets and it’s also a tad pricey, it more than makes up for it with its peaceful and cozy ambiance.
The entire experience was lovely
“Needed a place for a quick weekend trip and so glad we found this place. The entire experience was lovely. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood but close enough to walk or use public transport anywhere in the city. Our hosts were very friendly and I very much enjoyed learning about the history of this home! I hope to stay here again or visit their other property – The Jane Miami!”
Bruce Tokarski, Google Review
Breakfast each morning was fresh and delicious
“This was such a lovely place to stay. It is just a short walk from the transit station so it was very convenient to walk. The breakfast each morning was fresh and delicious. The bed was perfectly soft and comfortable and I had the best sleep every night. I will definitely stay here the next time I visit Toronto. Thank you!”
Stephanie, Google Review
2. By The Park Bed & Breakfast
By The Park Bed & Breakfast has been offering travelers a warm and inviting stay since 2005. Located near Humber Bay Arch Bridge, it’s open year-round, providing a cozy setting that feels like a fancier version of your home.
You can choose their Loft Suite—a spacious flat that offers a private conservatory sitting area overlooking a park. It has a king-size bed, along with hardwood and marble flooring, plus an ensuite bathroom with an air tub.
For a slightly smaller but equally charming option, the Victorian Suite features a queen-size mahogany canopy bed and hand-made Persian rugs.
We like that they’re environmentally friendly—phosphate-free detergents, energy-efficient lighting, and chemical-free gardens. They even have low-flush toilets!
As for breakfast, they offer a home-cooked spread with vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options.
Note, however, that some guests told us that the walls can be a bit thin, so you might hear some noise from neighboring rooms.
Most beautiful room we have ever stayed in!
“We stayed here for 2 nights this past weekend and everything was fantastic! We were in the loft and it was the most beautiful room we have ever stayed in! We will definitely be back. Ziggy and Margo were so hospitable and the breakfast was great!”
Vanessa Zita Vanderidder, Google Review
Breakfast was fantastic every morning!
“Fabulous stay! Breakfast was fantastic every morning! Hosts were so kind and very accommodating! The location is great, you have the option of the subway which is a 5 minute walk away, or the street car which is about a 8 minute walk away. The rooms were so clean. Will be recommending to all family and friends who are looking for a relaxing and quiet place to stay while in the city. neighborhood was very safe. The Mugshot tavern around the corner was great for dinner, had some poutine and good beer selection. Looking forward to our next stay there!”
Jenna Zona, Google Review
3. A Seaton Dream
A Seaton Dream Bed & Breakfast is nestled in Cabbagetown, one of Toronto’s most charming neighborhoods. Located on a quiet, tree-lined street, it’s just a short walk to Yonge-Dundas Square and the Distillery District.
If you’re looking for a spacious and bright option, the West Wing Room is a great choice. It features a beautiful bay window that overlooks the historic Victorian homes lining the street.
For those who want extra privacy, we recommend their Retreat Room on the basement level. This large room feels cozy with its beautiful hardwood floors and queen-size bed.
And if you’re in the mood to unwind outdoors, their lovely garden patio is the perfect place to enjoy some fresh air.
As for breakfast, they offer classic dishes like pancakes, eggs Benedict, and waffles.
It’s worth mentioning that the rooms are not soundproof. This is something to consider if you’re a light sleeper.
Best B & B we have been to
“The best B & B we have been to. Friendly, welcoming & fun place to stay. Jamie’s breakfasts will be missed. A fantastic cook. Cabbagetown is a great multicultural area with plenty to see & do as well as many great places to dine. It is also walking distance to the centre of town. Jamie & Allan were perfect hosts. We will miss their humour, great suggestions of places to explore & of course how at home they made us feel.”
BenFromMelbourne, Google Review
Amazing Bed and Breakfast in Toronto
“An amazing Bed and Breakfast in Toronto. We had a great time interacting with Alan and he made us some great eggs benedict and waffles for breakfast! We could not have wished for a better place to stay!”
Frederic de Schaetzen, Google Review
4. Old Mill Toronto Hotel
Old Mill Toronto Hotel is a charming boutique hotel with 57 rooms and suites. Not only is it perched in the picturesque Humber Valley, it’s only a short 250-meter walk away from the subway.
The Old Mill Traditional Room is a popular choice. It features a queen-sized bed with a charming lace canopy cover, a Jacuzzi tub, and a decorative fireplace.
The hotel also offers a complimentary housekeeping service, which allows guests to choose when they’d like their room tidied up. We also love its full-service spa, perfect for pampering yourself.
For dining, the historic Old Mill Restaurant is a real treat. Seating up to 300 guests, it offers fine dining with a delicious menu.
One thing to be aware of is that there have been occasional reports of booking mix-ups, so it might be a good idea to double-check your reservation.
AMAZING decor both inside and outside
“Stayed 3 nights at The Old Mill and if I ever visit Toronto again, this will definitely be my hotel of choice! Friendly staff, clean rooms, AMAZING decor both inside and outside. Quiet neighbourhood within a 5 minute walk to nearby bus/train station. 20-30 minute car ride from the airport. The bar and restaurant have a cozy atmosphere. Overall, I felt like a guest and not just a customer! Thank you, Old Mill!”
Brad White, Google Review
A place that you want to spend with your loved one
“The place is very cozy and the staff nice. The food is good and the whole ambiance at night is very romantic. Something that I found very good is this place doesn’t have too many kids. Definitely, a place that you want to spend with your loved one.”
oscar akamine, Google Review
5. Beverley Place Bed & Breakfast
Beverley Place is a boutique bed and breakfast that feels both homey and elegant. This quaint, LGBTQ-positive spot is situated in two beautifully restored 1887 Victorian houses.
We love its convenient location—just steps from a streetcar stop and only two short blocks from a subway station.
The decor here is stunning to boot. From sparkly chandeliers to carved wood window frames, the space is filled with rich, upholstered furniture, wall art, and vintage lamps. For the musically inclined, there are two grand pianos available for guests to use.
Plus, each room is also thoughtfully equipped with its own private bathroom soaking tubs and kitchen.
A delicious, full breakfast is served each morning. The spread includes warm scones with various jams, scrambled eggs, fresh fruit, cereals, OJ, and freshly brewed coffee or tea.
Keep in mind that they don’t offer online booking, so you’ll need to call to secure your reservation.
Comfortable beds. Awesome soaking tubs.
“Comfortable beds. Awesome soaking tubs. Tasteful, stately decor, not cutesy or frilly. Quiet street, quiet house. Beautiful period house & furnishings. Nearby Starbucks. Close to UT & vibrant Chinatown restaurants & shopping.”
Ellie Griffin, Google Review
Breakfast is fresh and tasty
“Beautiful, quiet, Victoria-style room. I luckily moved in one of the biggest room in the B&B, which is well-furnished and warmhearted. The whole structure is reasonable, and there are approximately 4 rooms on one floor, so it’s a really quiet and relaxed place for those who first come to Toronto. And, the breakfast is fresh and tasty as well. I did have a wonderful experience when staying in that house!”
Yueting Ni, Google Review
