Cambridge Suites, Toronto
More photosCambridge Suites Toronto is a well-known, all-suite hotel located right in the heart of downtown Toronto. Originally designed by the architecture firm WZMH and completed in 1990, the building has served as a staple for visitors for decades. It is currently the subject of an ambitious, high-profile redevelopment plan that aims to transform the existing structure into a towering 71-storey mixed-use landmark while retaining the original concrete core.
The hotel is defined by its focus on space and comfort, offering 231 suites that include separate living areas and kitchenettes. These features make it a popular choice for both business travelers and families looking for a more “residential” feel in the city center. Guests also have access to a rooftop fitness centre, sauna, and a hot tub, providing a quiet place to unwind high above the urban bustle.
One of the hotel’s biggest advantages is its prime location near the intersection of Richmond and Victoria Streets. It is directly connected to the PATH, Toronto’s massive underground pedestrian network, which allows guests to easily navigate the downtown core—including the financial district and major transit hubs—without stepping foot outside during colder months.
You are within walking distance of many of Toronto’s premier attractions, including the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, the Hockey Hall of Fame, and the historic Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre. Whether you are in town for a show, a sports game at the Scotiabank Arena, or simply to explore the city’s vibrant downtown pulse, the hotel provides a highly central and convenient base for your stay.
Expert reviews
“The 229-room, all suite Cambridge Suites Toronto is centrally located downtown, close to subways and attractions like the St. Lawrence Market. Portico, the hotel’s restaurant, is pricey but quite good.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Toronto, Canada.
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Eaton Centre
- Boutique style
Location
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