Toronto hostels
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Best Toronto hostels
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The Parkdale Hostellerie
West End$139+
$139+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hi-Toronto Hostel
Downtown$51+
$51+
Free Wi-Fi
All Days Hostel
Downtown$162+
$162+
Free Wi-Fi
The Only Backpacker's Inn
East End$99+
$99+
Free Wi-Fi
Toronto North Travellers Home
North York$146+
$146+
Free Wi-Fi
Samesun Toronto
Downtown$314+
$314+
Free Wi-Fi
Kashaneh Hostel - 25 Greenbriar
North York$368+
$368+
Free Wi-Fi
Ode
West End$561+
$561+
Free Wi-Fi
Centennial Place Student Residence Scarborough
Scarborough$2,276+
$2,276+
Free Wi-Fi
Markham Hostel
$175+
$175+
Free Wi-Fi
Locarno Hostel
Downtown$78+
$78+
Free Wi-Fi
Toronto hostels near the city centre
How much is a Toronto hostel?
Here are our most popular & best value hostels2 stars and below
Good to know
Low season | April |
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High season | March |
Average price (weeknight) | $83 |
Average price (weekend night) | $97 |
Cheapest month to stay with an average 42% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 38% rise in price.
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Average Fri & Sat price over the last 2 weeks.
When to book a hostel in Toronto
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Top tips for finding Toronto hostel deals
- Toronto is a sprawling city, and there are small concentrations of hostels in many of its neighborhoods. While many hostels are situated in downtown Toronto, there are also small collections of them in Chinatown, near Regent’s Park, and in the areas surrounding the University of Toronto. Each one of these neighborhoods offers its own unique attractions. Booking a hostel in Toronto’s downtown area can offer the most convenience, but booking a hostel in Regent’s Park or Chinatown might give you a more authentic taste of daily life in the city.
- There are several advantages that come with booking a hostel in Toronto instead of more expensive hotels and vacation rentals in the city. Besides offering accommodations at a fraction of the cost, hostels offer amenities like shared kitchens where you can prepare your own meals, recreation areas, and common areas where you can meet fellow travelers.
- If you’re heading to Toronto with a group, booking a room that can accommodate a group at one of the city’s hostels can make your stay go more smoothly. The Two Peas Pod Hostel, located in the area near the University of Toronto, offers triple rooms that can accommodate groups of up to three. The Two Peas Pod Hostel also has plenty of common areas, where you and your party can kick back after a hard day of sightseeing.
- Going to Toronto on your own? One of the best hostels in Toronto for solo travelers is the HI Toronto Hostel, which is located in the downtown area close to attractions like the CN Tower and the Royal Ontario Museum. In addition to a tour desk that can help you plan your Toronto vacation to best meet your interests, this hostel features an on-site bar, where you can mingle with other travelers and listen to the live music acts that perform there several nights a week.
- If you’re looking for a cheap hostel in Toronto, you should consider going during the low season. You’ll generally find lower-priced hostels in Toronto in April and January.
- Hostel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll likely find the best hostel deals in Toronto if you stay on a Sunday. The most expensive day for hostel bookings is Monday.
- If you want to ensure you grab a bargain, try to book more than 90 days before your stay to get the best price for a Toronto hostel.
- Don’t know how much time you need to see all the sights? KAYAK users usually book their hostel in Toronto for 49 days.
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Landmarks in Toronto
- Yonge-Dundas Square
- Rogers Centre
- CN Tower
- Union Station
- Metro Toronto Convention Centre
- Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
- Toronto Eaton Centre
- Ed Mirvish Theatre
- Massey Hall
- Old Toronto
- Hospital for Sick Children
- Princess of Wales Theatre
- Toronto City Hall
- Royal Ontario Museum
- Kensington Market
- Roy Thomson Hall
- Second City
- Nathan Phillips Square
- Four Seasons Centre
- Hockey Hall of Fame
- St. Lawrence Market
- Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres
- TIFF Bell Lightbox
- Royal Alexandra Theatre
- St. Michael's Cathedral
- Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
- Varsity Centre
- Grange Park
- OCAD University
- Toronto Public Library
- Osgoode Hall
- Allan Gardens
- Art Gallery Of Ontario