If there’s one famous province that most people will think of when someone mentions Canada, it will be Ontario. This central province is home to the country’s capital and its most populous city, Toronto. No wonder many people land first in Ontario: it is the heart of Canada, with many bustling places to visit that will astound many visitors. Many visitors take an excursion to Toronto and Ottawa — after all, these two are major metropolitan areas with a bustling and vibrant urban life. Apart from beautiful beaches, another poster attraction for Ontario is Niagra Falls, a majestic natural attraction that also marks the boundary between the country and the USA. However, most people don’t know that there is so much to Ontario — the multitude of provincial parks in Northern Ontario alone is an indicator of the vast expanse that this province has to offer to its adventurous guests. So for the best experience, stay in a one-of-a-kind hotel. Read below for the best themed hotels in Ontario, 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 09, 2024.
1. Windsor Arms Hotel (from USD 443)
Remember the times when luxury hotels really meant luxurious interiors and decorations? Times have changed, and most definitions of a luxury hotel could be different from what it was. However, Windsor Arms Hotel literally sticks to the old charm that attracted most people to a luxury hotel — elegantly themed interiors, spacious rooms, and opulent furnishings. It’s located at the heart of Toronto, so it’s not impossible to miss for anyone wanting to level up their hotel game. Each room within the hotel comes with free Wi-Fi access, a flat-screen television, a minibar, and a plush sofa. The hotel really knows how to treat its guests to lavish luxury, as each room also comes with a musical instrument and a large limestone bath. Visitors are treated to a buffet breakfast and they may opt for a little relaxation at the European-inspired spa or the indoor saltwater pool. Fancy a trip downtown? Bay Subway Station is just a walk away, granting easy access to any part of Toronto.
Windsor Arms Hotel
Address: 18 Saint Thomas Street
333 meters (0.3 ft) from Royal Ontario Museum
2. Retro Suites Hotel (from USD 165)
There is only one hotel that every visitor in Chatham should spend the night in Retro Suites Hotel. Each of the rooms in the hotel is uniquely decorated to suit the needs of even the most discerning visitor. Individuality and uniqueness really shine through in every room. There’s something for everyone — a room for the lover of the rustic vibe, a modern geometry-inspired room for the lovers of all things symmetrical, or a suite for the grandiose and opulent. Each room comes with a standard fare of amenities: free Wi-Fi access, a flat-screen television, and a DVD player. There’s also a seating area and a kitchenette, which just shows how large each room is. Guests who are looking for interesting things to do may visit Chatham-Kent Museum and Milner House, which are both four minutes away from the hotel.
Retro Suites Hotel
Address: 2 King Street West
266.47 km (165.6 mi) from Royal Ontario Museum
3. The Omni King Edward Hotel (from USD 372)
Live like royalty and indulge in luxury at The Omni King Edward Hotel. This opulent hotel is located in central Toronto, and it is accessible from major attractions and hubs. Paying homage to the mighty king of England, this hotel features stylish and elegant rooms that even the most discerning guests will surely love. Guests will surely live large as the rooms are big enough to impress. Each room also comes with a touch of luxury that they will find in the furnishings and decorations. A suite of amenities come as a standard, from flat-screen television to coffee machine, desk, and a private shower. On-site, guests get access to the fully equipped fitness center, restaurant, and bar. The hotel’s luxurious theme extends up to spacious function rooms — truly, making it a hotel fit for a king.
The Omni King Edward Hotel
Address: 37 King Street East
2.53 km (1.6 mi) from Royal Ontario Museum
4. Shangri-La Hotel Toronto (from USD 565)
Tourists longing just for a comfortable place to stay should look no further than Shangri-La Hotel Toronto. It’s not only comfortable but it also incorporates modern design to soothe the sensibilities of almost everyone. Since this hotel is located between Toronto’s Financial and Entertainment District, it is the perfect choice for business travelers. It truly adheres to modern-day sensibilities, since each room comes with an iPad that guests can use to connect to the Internet. For those who wanted to binge-watch their favorite shows, they may do so on the 46-inch (1.18-meter) LCD TV. The minibar is perfect for a casual drink and a morning cup of coffee. Then there’s the indoor pool and hot tub, which is a perfect way to end the day spent touring Toronto.
Shangri-La Toronto
Address: 188 University Avenue
2.18 km (1.4 mi) from Royal Ontario Museum
5. The Drake Hotel (from USD 338)
Art Deco is the driving theme behind The Drake Hotel. Every furnishing fits perfectly to give off an artsy vibe that will surely amuse first-time visitors. The design elements blend well together, creating a treat for the senses. The Art Deco-themed hotel sits at the heart of Toronto’s Art District, and upscale dining options and quaint galleries are within reach. As for the rooms, each one offers a standard suite of modern amenities including a flat-screen television and free WiFi access. Guests also get to have some hands-on local craft pieces and opulent Malin & Goetz toiletries. Never miss out on the chance to visit their gym, since this romantic hotel offers complimentary access to its guests. Or, cap the day off with a cocktail on the lounge of the hotel’s underground entertainment venue.
The Drake Hotel
Address: 1150 Queen Street West
3.64 km (2.3 mi) from Royal Ontario Museum
6. Bisha Hotel Toronto (from USD 514)
Luxurious but pricey, worth the splurge for top-notch service and amenities.
Stunning interiors, rooftop bar, heated bathroom floors, complimentary 3pm checkout.
Central, within walking distance of attractions, restaurants, and music clubs.
High-quality dining options, especially breakfasts, with breathtaking skyline views.
Fans of Lenny Kravitz know for sure that he has founded a design company called Kravitz Design. Those who wanted to see his design masterpiece should book a room at Bisha Hotel Toronto. Located on Toronto’s Entertainment District, this hotel features designer-themed rooms from Kravitz’s own design studio as well as Alessandro Munge. Each room comes with its own design so guests will be treated to an entirely new experience at every booking. Amenities in each room include a flat-screen television, free WiFi access, and a coffee maker. Guests also have access to the rooftop infinity pool which has great views of the city. It also overlooks Lake Ontario, one of the city’s most beautiful lakes. Great dining and shopping options are just a short walk away since King Street West is just nearby.
Bisha Hotel Toronto
Address: 80 Blue Jays Way
2.5 km (1.6 mi) from Royal Ontario Museum
Other themed accommodations
7. HI - Ottawa Jail Hostel (from USD 26)
Great value for money with affordable pricing and free breakfast included.
Historic building with clean, well-organized facilities, free jail tour, and cozy themed rooms.
Perfect central location near downtown, ByWard Market, and major attractions.
Generous and varied breakfast options, ideal for socializing and meeting interesting people.
There’s something peculiar about this hostel located in the country’s capital. After all, it’s a one-of-a-kind hostel set in a restored jailhouse that really intrigues and charms anyone visiting Ottawa. Those who wonder how old jailhouse looks like will get their answers when they spend a night or two here. The hardwood flooring and unique furnishings, however, give this hostel a modern vibe. Guests will never feel confined with their rooms since each one comes with enough space and WiFi access. They will share bathrooms with other guests, but there’s no need to worry since they are well-maintained and spacious. For entertainment, the hostel provides a common lounge with flat-screen television and an on-site library. Yet the best part about this hostel is its accessibility and cost. It’s only a few strides away from Ottawa Convention Center and Rideau Center Mall.
Saintlo Ottawa Jail Hostel
Address: 75 Nicholas Street
352.7 km (219.2 mi) from Royal Ontario Museum
8. Madison Manor B&B and Pub (from USD 190)
Curious to discover how a Victorian-themed mansion looks like? Well, this bed and breakfast located in Toronto’s Annex district is the closest thing to a true Victorian-themed mansion. Madison Manor features a distinctive styling that exudes elegance and style — the exterior alone reminds guests of a bygone era that emphasized grandeur and lavishness. Truly, there’s grandeur in here since every room comes with a fireplace aside from the cable television and coffee machine.
Visitors who truly love everything British will not only love these Victorian-themed hotel rooms in Ontario but also the pub beside it. After an excruciating day spent touring Toronto, why not wash it all down with a good cold drink available from the pub’s 192 beer taps?
Madison Manor Boutique Hotel
Address: 16 Madison Avenue
680 meters (0.5 ft) from Royal Ontario Museum
Have a blast in Ontario, Canada
Staying in the province of Ontario is all the more exciting with the presence of themed hotels that can be found throughout the area. These themed hotels and fantasy suites in Ontario vary from luxurious to utilitarian. Whatever guests pick, they will surely have a great time touring Ontario’s major attractions, including the best theme parks and amazing monasteries. All hotels come with standard amenities to make their stay comfortable and convenient.
Frequently asked questions about the best themed hotels in Ontario
History
Get Trip101 in your inbox
Unsubscribe in one click. See our Privacy Policy for more information on how we use your data
Create an account to