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$95
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$33
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$133
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Toronto, Ontario
Accommodation
2,462
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$278
On average
High season
July - $307
+10%
Price in December
$250
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
2 Bedrooms, 69m²
Price per week
$1,947
On average
Low season
October : $209
-25%
Available accommodation
20%
In December
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Toronto is $278.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Toronto, you have to pay on average $1,947 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $1,466 and $2,151 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Toronto are less expensive in October: $209 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 25% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 10% ($307 per night) in 07, which is the most expensive month to live in Toronto.
On average, rentals in Toronto can accommodate 4 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 69 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Toronto is $305 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $2,137.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Toronto costs on average $619, for Friday and Saturday nights.
20% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in December. It will be necessary to pay on average $250 per night.
Toronto is known as a city of neighborhoods – this is one of the many reasons it’s an excellent choice for a vacation.Apartment rentals in Toronto allow you to make one of its many neighborhoods your own, while Toronto’s easily walkable streets, accessible trams and buses, and minimal but perfunctory underground line allow you to easily access the rest of the Canadian city, no matter where your vacation homes in Toronto happen to be.
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Etobicoke, Toronto
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$71
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$31
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Toronto is known as a city of neighborhoods – this is one of the many reasons it's an excellent choice for a vacation. Apartment rentals in Toronto allow you to make one of its many neighborhoods your own, while Toronto's easily walkable streets, accessible trams and buses, and minimal but perfunctory underground line allow you to easily access the rest of the Canadian city, no matter where your vacation homes in Toronto happen to be.
Toronto's Annex is a favorite hangout spot for local students at nearby University of Toronto. Dive bars are scattered all along Bloor Street, amongst them live music venues, great places for a quick bite to eat, and shops and boutiques. Accommodations in this area are fairly well priced as well, making this a great area to choose for cheap apartments and vacation rentals in Toronto – provided you don't mind running into drunken students on your way home.
The Harbourfront is the closest that Toronto has to a tourism center, but unlike many other large metropolises, you won't be fighting for space on the sidewalk here. The Harbourfront is home to Toronto's most famous monument, the CN Tower, which affords views of the entire city from the top. You'll also find the Rogers Centre stadium, if you want to catch a game. The St. Lawrence Market is Toronto's top farmer's market, the perfect place to spend an afternoon. And the Distillery District affords excellent choices in bars, cafés, and restaurants.
When you've finished exploring the Harbourfront, jump on the nearby ferry to explore the Toronto Islands. This small chain of islands just offshore from the city centre are home to parkland, an amusement park, and a few beaches. There are even a few residents of the island, though it's very rare to find rooms for rent or house rentals on the island itself. That said, it's a lovely place to get away for a bit over the course of your holiday. A public bicycle sharing station at the ferry terminal will help you get around, as there are no cars allowed on the island except for a few service vehicles. If biking isn't really your thing, you might want to try boating instead – canoes, kayaks, and paddle boats can all be rented on the island. When Toronto has beautiful weather, the locals flock here, and you'd do well to do the same.
