Where to stay in Toronto
The Church-Wellesley Village is compact and easy to walk, just east of Yonge Street, and Wellesley subway station is close by. June brings Pride Toronto, the city's biggest weekend, while summer patios and mild autumns make May to October the easiest time to visit.
Victoria's Mansion Guest House
Church-Wellesley Village (68 Gloucester St)
Simple suites in a Victorian house a minute from Church Street, each with a private bathroom, fridge and microwave. A practical, budget-friendly base if you plan to spend your time out in the Village.
Official siteTown Inn Suites
Church St at Bloor (620 Church St)
Large suites with full kitchens and living rooms at the north end of Church Street. They suit longer stays or friends sharing, and the Village bars are a short walk south.
Official siteCourtyard by Marriott Toronto Downtown
Yonge St at Carlton (475 Yonge St)
A dependable chain hotel a couple of blocks west of Church and Wellesley. The hotel itself points guests to the Village. It's a good fit if you want points, a gym and predictable rooms close to the bars.
Official siteThe Anndore House
Charles St E, between Yonge and Church
A boutique hotel with a creative, retro-modern look and a bar on the ground floor. It sits on the western edge of the Village, a few minutes' walk from Church Street and from Yorkville's shops.
Official sitePlan around these
Pride Toronto
Toronto, Canada · Dates TBA TBA, last weekend of June
Canada's largest Pride, centered on Church Street.
Listings checked against official sites in 2025–26. Policies and prices change, so confirm before you book. We don't take money from hotels.