Imagine the wealth of natural wonders and modern marvels in Canada, the world’s second-largest country. Its capital, Ottawa, boasts fascinating museums, including National Gallery of Canada, Canada Aviation and Space Museum, and Canadian Museum of History. Mooney’s Bay Park and Beach and Hog’s Back Park give you a glimpse of the city’s extraordinary beauty. Granville Island Public Market in Vancouver is a foodie’s dream. Other top attractions in this grand city are Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver Aquarium, and the vast Stanley Park. If you’re into art, music, and dance, head to Manitoba, home of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir, and the annual Winnipeg Folk Festival that takes place in July. These gems are just the tip of Canada’s iceberg. To find a home base and start your Canadian excursion, read on for the top homestays in Canada.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 13, 2024.
1. Sun House, Vancouver (from USD 56)
The pretty Sun House in Vancouver features three beautifully decorated bedrooms for couples or small families. The bathrooms are shared, with one having a roomy jetted tub. The common areas include a living room where you can hobnob with other guests, a well-equipped kitchen, and a dining area. Wi-Fi is complimentary in all rooms, while laundry services and grocery delivery are available for a fee.
The property is less than 15 minutes from Vancouver International Airport. Nature lovers can visit the stunning 129-acre (52-hectare) Queen Elizabeth Park, while families with kids can head to Hillcrest Centre. This award-winning recreational space includes an ice rink, indoor and outdoor pools, and indoor cycling, among many others. Both attractions are about 3.4 kilometers (2.1 miles) from the homestay.
Sun House
Address: 5931 Inverness Street
1863.68 km (1158.1 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
2. Modern and equipped homestay, Calgary (from USD 86)
If you’re traveling with friends, check out this spacious modern homestay in Calgary. It’s bright and airy, with several large windows giving the home a welcoming ambiance. You can hang out in the garden, while the living room has two sofa beds if you want to spread out and lounge by the fireplace. The kitchen is well equipped to help you prepare a feast to enjoy in the outdoor dining area.
At the end of a long day of sightseeing, share your experiences online with the free Wi-Fi, then retire to the cozy bedrooms for some shuteye.
Calgary-Banff single house close LRT&UC&Free Parking
Address: 65 Arbour Stone Rise NW
1213.06 km (753.8 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
3. Charming homestay in a central location, Edmonton (from USD 37)
If you’re traveling solo, you may find this charming homestay ideal. You can choose from four streamlined rooms, attractively decorated and comfortably furnished. All rooms also have a desk, fit for a working vacation. While in residence, you are welcome to cook your favorite meal in the shared kitchen, lounge and read in the bright living room, and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine in the beautiful garden.
Centrally located in Edmonton, this property is minutes from University of Alberta and Jubilee Auditorium, where you can catch all sorts of shows. Whyte Avenue is also nearby, where you’ll find many shops, restaurants, and bars.
U of A Homestay, Trails & Whyte Ave
Address: 79 Avenue 119 Street Northwest
1196.91 km (743.8 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
4. Saskatoon Lashyn Cove Homestay, Saskatoon (from USD 54)
This homestay has spacious bedrooms, a sunny living room with a large TV, a well-equipped kitchen, and a furnished patio overlooking a fenced garden. It’s a budget-friendly option for couples visiting Saskatoon. With proper planning and timing, a large group can book all the rooms and enjoy the entire house.
This homey accommodation is clean and comfortable, a cozy place to unwind after you’ve exhausted the city’s many outdoor attractions. Wi-Fi is available, so you can instantly upload your adventures on social media.
Saskatoon Lashyn Cove Homestay
Address: 107 Lashyn Cove
704.77 km (438.0 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
5. Modern abode in downtown Toronto (from USD 40)
The predominantly white theme of this home lends it an air of serenity, giving guests a cushy stay in downtown Toronto. Guests will find sleek and modern furniture softened by rustic touches, including dark wood floors, warm pops of color, and fluffy throws.
All rooms have a large, mounted flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi, and a plush bed. The pristine bathroom is shared, but plan accordingly, and you may be able to snag an en-suite bedroom. Public parking is available nearby for guests with vehicles.
Elegant Downtown Home
Address: 379 Ontario St
1514.47 km (941.1 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
6. Maison Charles Edmond, Grandes-Bergeronnes (from USD 109)
If you’re an avid whale watcher, Maison Charles Edmond is the place to be. This quaint residence is a great spot to spy a whale or two, featuring an enclosed deck and dainty en-suite bedrooms with large windows. For close encounters, you can book a whale-watching tour nearby. You can even go hiking in the nearby area.
This accommodation also boasts a lovely picnic area and is nestled in a quiet neighborhood, giving guests a relaxing space for rest and recreation.
Maison Charles Edmond
Address: 54 Rue Principale
2006.48 km (1246.8 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
7. Seaside Beach Resort, Saint Andrews (from USD 125)
Seaside Beach Resort is a stunning waterfront property in the historic town of Saint Andrews. From rustic studios for two to spacious chalets for seven, you’ll find proper accommodation to suit your needs. Options include apartments with a sea view and self-contained units, best when traveling with family. Note that pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome.
Guests will also have access to a private beach area, a picnic area with barbecue facilities, and furnished decks. Consider staying here if you want some distance from the busy town center yet remain close enough to its activities, shops, and restaurants.
Seaside Beach Resort
Address: 339 Water Street
2306.55 km (1433.3 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
8. Holman's Heritage Suites, Summerside (from USD 106)
Holman’s Heritage Suites is a 19th-century home combining antiques and modern conveniences, a sure win for history buffs. It was initially a parsonage for the city’s first church, converted to house beautifully restored suites. All units have a kitchenette and a bathroom for guests’ satisfaction.
This homestay is about a 20-minute stroll from Red Shores, convenient if you’re in Summerside to watch harness racing and enjoy the casino. Foodies will also be delighted to find a popular dessert stop on site, Holman’s Ice Cream Parlour. Moreover, Holman’s Heritage Suites boasts a downtown location, and you can readily explore restaurants, shops, and attractions on foot.
Holman's Heritage Suites
Address: 286 Fitzroy St
2482.98 km (1542.9 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
9. Aromansse Bed & Breakfast, Winnipeg (from USD 44)
For tourists with an eclectic bent, check out Aromansse Bed & Breakfast. This homestay exudes a cheerful energy, with its bright furnishings and colorful art popping against the white walls. If you want to laze around and stay in, you can watch TV in the groovy shared lounge or enjoy a soothing soak in the outdoor hot tub. You can also sprawl in bed and catch up on your reading. The furnished terrace is another spot to enjoy some quiet.
When about to explore Winnipeg, you can avail yourself of a delicious breakfast on site before venturing off.
Aromansse Bed & Breakfast
Address: 359 Home St
2.66 km (1.7 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
10. Traditional private room for two, Montreal (from USD 43)
If you’re fond of accommodations with an antique flair, you’ll get a kick out of this moody private room. Furnished with heavy, traditional pieces, it gives you an old-world feel that coincides with the spirit of Montreal. The large wardrobe provides ample storage space, and the roomy twin bed will promote sound sleep after a day of sightseeing. The shared bathroom sits beside the room for your convenience.
Many picturesque parks and cafes surround the property. Visitors will also find beaches nearby, including Jean-Doré Beach and Clock Tower Beach. The Monk Metro station is 200 meters (656 feet) from the homestay, granting guests easy access to other attractions in the city.
Lovely Classic Room
Address: 1887 Rue d'Arcy Mcgee
1821.85 km (1132.1 mi) from Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Create new memories in captivating Canada
Canada’s natural beauty, numerous attractions, and gracious inhabitants make it a popular vacation destination. Book your favorite stay from this list of top homestays in Canada, and enjoy a firsthand experience of this country’s famous hospitality.
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