Monday, October 13 marks Thanksgiving in Canada. This Thanksgiving, whether you’re looking for a relaxing staycation, an experience in a new city, or a place to put up the in-laws, we’ve identified some great options for your holiday weekend.
To ensure your holiday is just gravy, KAYAK looked at search volume to determine the 10 most popular 4 and 5 star hotels in both Toronto and Vancouver during the long weekend*. No matter the reason you might be considering a hotel, check out these great last-minute options and see for yourself why they’re the most popular places to fall asleep after your feast:
TORONTO
- Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel ($204) – A central hub for the entertainment district, the Sheraton Centre Toronto is connected to PATH – Toronto’s 16-mile downtown underground pedestrian walkway.
- Grand Hotel & Suites Toronto ($216) – Located in the heart of Toronto’s newly christened Garden District, take a stroll through Allan Gardens before grabbing a latte at a local café.
- The Omni King Edward Hotel ($227) – Just one half a block from the subway for easy access to all of Toronto’s attractions – and walking distance from the Toronto Harbourfront, Eaton Centre and the St. Lawrence Market.
- Fairmont Royal York ($324) – Located in Toronto’s Business District, The Fairmont Royal York has 9 bars and restaurants – perfect for Thanksgiving feasting
- Hotel Le Germain Toronto ($294) – The hotel is within walking distance of the Rogers Centre, the CN Tower, waterfront restaurants and situated in Toronto’s cultural center
- DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Toronto Downtown ($207)
- The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto ($242)
- Hyatt Regency Toronto ($202)
- Cambridge Suites Toronto ($208)
- InterContinental Toronto Yorkville ($208)
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VANCOUVER
- The Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver ($196) – One of the city’s most beautiful boutique hotels, situated in the heart of downtown Vancouver and near Robson Street – one of Canada’s most popular shopping areas.
- Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre ($186) – Make sure you explore Stanley Park or take a Sea Wall Walking Tour, located just around the block.
- Pan Pacific Vancouver ($277) – This hotel offers panoramic views of the Coastal Mountains, Coal Harbour and the city skyline
- The Listel Hotel ($174) – Dubbed Vancouver’s “most artful” hotel, the Deluxe Gallery Floor rooms and suites are each designed as individual art galleries.
- Executive Hotel Le Soleil ($184) – Live like a celebrity for the weekend with the “Oh so Suite!” package, and enjoy the complimentary wine & cheese plate on your private terrace with sweeping city and mountain views.
- L’Hermitage Hotel ($233)
- Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver ($347)
- The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver ($191)
- Auberge Vancouver Hotel ($256)
- Hyatt Regency Vancouver ($193)
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*Average nightly rate for travel dates 10/10/14 – 10/14/14
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