Hotels near Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport - YTZ, Toronto

had difficulty getting an Uber return trip from Scotia Bank arena to accommodations-left standing on corner at 18 York street at 11pm on a very cool night which was the requested pick up location but driver was a no show and we were charged a cancellation fee by uber????

I am no stranger to Toronto as I worked for The City of Toronto at Toronto City Hall for 40 years. Toronto is an exciting City to visit. It’s so clean, the people are super friendly, there are so many different types of food and restaurants to enjoy, so many wonderful attractions to visit - a trip on the Ferry to Centre Island is a must during the warm summer months, the Aquarium, take in a Toronto Blue Jays game, walk to St Lawrence Market. Visit beautiful Nathan Phillips square anytime of the year. Make sure to spend a day at the Toronto Zoo too.!!!! Go to The Pint right across the street for a pint and some delicious food and hang out with all the Blue Jays fans!!!!

It was over 40 years between visits to Canada and my first time in Toronto, it did not dissapoint. Toronto is a big city and you are spoilt for choice with where to stay. We stayed downtown as it was close to conference venue. You will want to spend time exploring the different neighbourhoods and if you get time, I would recommend a tip down to Hamilton and to Niagra. All serviced by the clean and reliable GO trains from Union station. Cose to the city I recommend walking through Kensington Market - which is a district rather than a market. On the weekend this place is heaving. You have a pletohra of great restaurants and a people watching paradise. Closer to downtown, a walk along King and Queen streets will reward you with street art, quirky shops, some of the best vintage stores I have been in and food options galore. Can also recommend a wander through Chinatown (Between Queen St and Kensington Market. The Distillery District is worth a look if you have time. The old distillery makes for an interesting backdrop to new residental buildings, shops, bars and restaurants. The UP trains from the airport (Pearson) to the city are your best option to get into the city. Around $12 and about 25 minutes - well worth it and a lot cheaper than taxis and Uber. Enjoy!

Ate on Dupont Street - lots of casual places with character. Transit very easy to navigate. Coffee and gelato excellent at Mizzica's. Would not bother with Hockey Hall of Fame - far too corporate and NHL -oriented.

It was my first visit in Canada , and my first NHL game in Toronto . The apartment is on the 48th floor, next to the Scotiabank Arena. Toronto has a great transport system as you can take not only the subway and tram but also the train to wherever you want to go by taxi, so it was great. What I didn't know was that Toronto has a secret life, and that's the areas under the buildings where let you walk all over downtown, unaffected by the weather. This area is full of restaurants, cafes, boutiques and other shops. CN tower was really highly, scary but the view from there was beautiful. Niagara Falls ohhh was beautiful and powerful.

streets are busy all times, over crowded streets and shopping centres. during my visit keep hearing homeless, or drugged people shouting on the street it is uncomfortable to walk down the street. Toronto public transportation is great. do not drive inside downtown of Toronto, it’s too crowded to drive. it is very difficult to make a turn.