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Stylish and uncomplicated, The Anndore House is just a short walk from Church-Wellesley Village and chic Yorkville. The well-designed boutique hotel with its own bar and restaurant is a perfect starting point for exploring Toronto during the day and the queer scene around Church Street in the evening.
One of the most centrally located houses in Church-Wellesley Village, this comfortable boutique hotel in the historic 1916 building is located in the middle of Toronto's gay district. The bars, clubs, cafés and restaurants of Church Street are just a few steps away – ideal for immersing yourself directly in the queer life of the city.
Gay hotels in Toronto are best located directly in Church-Wellesley Village or within walking distance. If you live in the middle of the district, bars, cafés and nightlife are practically on your doorstep and you don't have to walk through the city in the evening. Own gay-only hotels are the exception in Toronto. On the other hand, there is a wide range of gay-friendly houses, and in most central accommodations it is completely normal for two men to book a double room.
Right in the Village you'll find smaller hotels and bed and breakfasts, while the larger houses are a little further south downtown or north in Yorkville. It's about a ten- to fifteen-minute walk to Yorkville, with its upscale hotels, and Downtown has the widest selection of chains, connected via a short subway ride or walk. Given the location, it is worth considering beforehand what is in the foreground: short distances to the clubs or peace and quiet for sleeping. The time of your trip is important. For Toronto Pride at the end of June, prices in the Village rise significantly, and the central houses are booked up early, which is why booking several weeks in advance is clearly recommended. The following selection shows you which location and which house suit your stay.