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Toronto Downtown Bed and Breafkast

Your Host(s): Roger Kershaw & Jim Lingefelt
Address: 57 Chicora Ave, Toronto, ON
Telephone: 1-877-950-6200
Fax: N/A
Email: info@tdbab.com
Website: www.tdbab.com
Tariff/Pricing: $249 - $299
Region: Toronto, Ontario
Type: Bed and Breakfast
Open: All Year
Payment Methods: V, MC, AX, Cash, TC

Description: "The Ritz-Carlton of B&Bs, this place is among the most inviting in North America. Steps from Yorkville, this three-room Victorian is an intimate respite from the sometimes maddeningly stylish environs. Walls are washed in serene shades of fawn and pewter gray, fine-china breakfasts are fortifying adventures, and, accommodatingly, hosts will be as coddling or laissez-faire as you wish." - National Geographic Traveler, April 2003.

"Upscale, stylish quarters steps from Yorkville and Bloor Street shops, top-notch breakfast served on fine china - guests who can afford one of the beautiful rooms here don't want to leave." - Number One of the Top 10 Bed and Breakfasts in the DK Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide to Toronto, 2005/2006.

"... A difficult place to leave." - Greenwood Guides to Hand-picked Accommodation Canada - 2003/2004.

"Wow! What a lovely place! It's more like staying in your own home than a B&B. Thanks for making us feel so at home. See you again!" - Ian Wright, Pilot Guides [formerly Lonely Planet] December 2003.

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"It's like living in your own house: heaven. Some people love it so much they don't leave their rooms." - Outpost magazine, March/April 2004.

"Forget cheap and cheerful: this is an exclusive pad with only two guest rooms, including a penthouse with its own deck. Everything, from the furnishings to the food, is top quality." - The Sunday Times (of London) October 3, 2004.

Location: Downtown Toronto. Shopping, Galleries, Museums, Church Street, Fine Dining ... just blocks from your door in our exciting city at Toronto Downtown Bed and Breakfast®. Perfectly located at "Av & Dav" (Avenue Road and Davenport Road), a mature, quiet Yorkville neighbourhood adjacent to the trendy Bloor-Yorkville shopping district, and a short walk to Casa Loma, "Canada's Famous Castle," all right downtown.

Flower-filled courtyards, restored Victorian homes and sophistication plus is what you'll find in Toronto's Bloor-Yorkville, the city's most fashionable downtown shopping district, anchored by the Four Seasons Hotel and the InterContinental Hotel. More than 700 shops can be found on the 27 blocks that make up this neighbourhood, including galleries, museums and restaurants. Bloor-Yorkville is also home of the Toronto International Film Festival in September and host of the Yorkville Quarter Jazz Festival in June.

Winter or Summer, it's always a warm welcome at Toronto Downtown Bed & Breakfast. Two blocks south, a trio of world-renowned museums: the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), the Bata Shoe Museum and the Gardiner Ceramic Museum. A block beyond that, the magnificent campus of the University of Toronto, and the Ontario Legislature at Queens Park.