Best hotels in Toronto for the FIFA World Cup 2026

"It's very close to the airport, a ten-minute shuttle bus ride away. The hotel is new and clean. The room faces the road, and there are frequent planes flying overhead early in the morning. Even with the windows closed, it's still quite noisy; light sleepers need earplugs."

"Hotel wasn’t bad, but there’s no amenities in the room at all.. not even water… every time I wanted to have some water, I’d need to go to the lobby and ask for some bottles, same for toothpaste (there’s basically no amenities in the room), the coffee machine was nasty as well."

"The staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful. I felt the photos we saw when booking were misleading - it appeared larger and said the square footage was between 850-950sqft and our suite was nowhere near that size. The two beds and the sofa were so crammed in that you couldn’t open one of the cupboards and it was difficult to get to the second bed without squeezing against a wall. We did move the desk and table/chairs to make a little more spaceand to me, the layoutsakee more sense the way we left it - with the desk against the window and the table in the little room. The photos made it look like the beds were in a separate room than the sofa/kitchen. It’s possible we were put in the wrong kind of room? There are absolutely no extras here - no pots and pans or ice cube trays. We had 3 plates and one glass in the cabinets. No silverware or dish soap and no detergent for the dishwasher (not that there was anything to put in there). The hotel appeared pretty clean but we also were missing sheets for the pullout. The team did bring us two flat sheets to use and they said they only had one extra pillow (which was fine since the beds had 4 pillows each)."

"Very overpriced for the condition of hotel, rooms need updating particularly bathroom / shower, low level of maintenance . Very noisy hotel both room and lobby, lobby area had loud music in all areas not a quite space, we were unable to casually enter bar of cafe area need to be seated and there was always a 45 min wait over 4 days. Some conditions you can accept but not when your paying the premium price they are charging, feels like they are focusing on the heritage and image rather than customer satisfaction."

"The hotel offers an airport shuttle service every 30 minutes, though it's less frequent compared to nearby hotels like Holiday Inn. Check-in is only available after 3 PM, and the rooms are quite small, so you'll have to wait if you arrive early. The breakfast restaurant is an independently run operation, not managed by the hotel, and costs $30 per person, which isn't great value for money. Despite being 7 km from the airport, the hotel is directly under a flight path, so the noise from planes taking off and landing is very loud. Light sleepers should definitely take this into consideration. Dining options around the hotel are limited (mostly pizza), but there's an excellent Japanese restaurant just across the bridge, about a 12-minute walk away, or one stop on the 300 bus."

"The staff members were nice and friendly. The hotel is close to the airport and there is free shuttle service. The room was clean. They give one bottled water upon checking in and if you’re not familiar with drinking water directly from the tap, there is a water dispenser on the second floor. I had a chance to have dinner at the restaurant and it was good."

"Checkinn is the new high standard hostel ..I've travelled to all the Toronto hostels and this newly renovated hostel is the Cadillac of hostels . I was a former staffer of the old park .this is a serious renovation of course with its Hongkong hostel standards ...check inn though a bit far from the main scene it's area is filled with super mkts and real Toronto street life . It could use a few study tables but the rooms r kept clean and a 24 hr sentry . Private rooms r my recommend forget hotels . They could use a few vending machines esp after hours . The tv is a bit too big and no one uses it . There r patios if u choose the right room . There isn't a cooking area but there r hot water auto dispensers . Fridges plenty . The only drawback is there r no set towel. The place is kept clean which is important ."

"Great hotel with an excellent location, just a stone's throw from Union Station where the airport train arrives. The room was clean and spacious, with plenty of storage. There were coffee and tea making facilities in the room, and a cafe in the lobby. The breakfast was quite tasty; you can order one dish and a drink from the menu if breakfast is included in your room rate. The front desk staff were efficient and friendly, especially Andrew who stood out during check-in. You can leave your luggage for storage when checking out, and there's daily housekeeping. The price was a bit high, but I guess that's typical for Toronto. Also, the heating system was quite noisy, but it wasn't an issue for me personally. Similarly, the soundproofing might be a bit weak for sensitive sleepers. All in all, a good deal, and I would consider returning."

"The room was clean and I liked that it had hardwood flooring. The amenities were provided generously, and it was convenient that the shower was not just a fixed head type. There was also a free shuttle to the airport, which made getting there very easy."

"The room is spacious. Location is good, within walking distance to Eaton Centre, only 8 mins walk. You can also walk to the attractions at downtown like CN tower, City Hall, Rogers Centre….There are a lot of restaurants around, Japanese, Korean, western …. You can even find bubble tea shop within 3 mins walk. The hotel service is good, the waiters remember the drink I preferred on my second & the following days of breakfast already. They are caring."