Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Toronto

Why families love The Hazelton Hotel

Families booking a kids club session here alongside a spa treatment find both sit inside the same Yorkville property, close to the Royal Ontario Museum for an easy add-on outing. The on-site cinema also gives a rainy-afternoon option beyond the pool and kids club.

Why families love BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto

Families attending a Blue Jays game find the short walk to Rogers Centre useful alongside the rooftop pool and kids club, letting a swim or supervised playtime bookend a game day. The five-star design details suit a family wanting a design-forward stay alongside the practical amenities.

Why families love Sutton Place Hotel Toronto

Families get a central location here close to Rogers Centre and the CN Tower, with an indoor pool that works regardless of weather and family suites sized for four. The 2.5-kilometre distance to Sugar Beach also keeps a beach day within reach without making it the trip's main focus.

Why families love Yonge Suites Apart Hotel

Families managing a pet and young kids together find the full kitchen and laundry here practical for longer stays, cutting down on both restaurant time and laundromat trips. The apartment-style layout also gives more separate space than a standard hotel room for a family of four.

Why families love Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square

Families arriving by train find the ten-minute walk from Union Station practical with luggage, a stroller and a pet in tow, and the bike rental gives an easy option for exploring nearby without a car. The in-room fridge also helps store snacks and bottles for younger kids.

Why families love Nobu Hotel Toronto

Families traveling with an infant find the baby-friendly listing paired with a genuinely walkable location, keeping outings short enough to manage nap schedules. The complimentary bicycles and fitness centre also give an active parent an option while the other manages downtime with the baby.

Why families love Shangri-La Toronto

Families get a wide amenity set here, pool, spa, bike rental and family suites, without needing to leave the building, though the five-star rate reflects that range. The central location between two downtown districts means most attractions stay within a short walk regardless of which one the day's plan favours.

Why families love The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto

Families splitting spa time and kids club supervision find the layout here works well, since both sit inside the same building overlooking the lake. The proximity to Ripley's Aquarium and the CN Tower means a spa or kids club morning rolls easily into a full afternoon of downtown sightseeing.

Why families love The Omni King Edward Hotel

Families get the shortest walk to a beach among this list here, at fourteen minutes to Sugar Beach, alongside proximity to the Hockey Hall of Fame and Toronto Eaton Centre. The family-friendly restaurant's dietary options also help with kids who have specific eating needs.

Why families love 1 Hotel Toronto

Families who want to spend most of the day outside the hotel find the outdoor pool, bike rental and tennis here suit an active itinerary, with family rooms sized for four. The distance from the CN Tower is longer than some downtown options, which matters for families prioritizing walkability.

Why families love Staybridge Suites Toronto Airport East by IHG

Families with an early flight or late arrival find the free shuttle removes a downtown-to-airport transfer entirely, and the indoor pool means a swim does not have to wait for a warmer season. The in-suite kitchen also helps with a young child's mealtimes when a downtown restaurant schedule would not fit.

Why families love SoHo Hotel Toronto

Families booking SoHo Hotel Toronto get an indoor pool that works regardless of weather, a real advantage for a Toronto trip with unpredictable outdoor days. The five-star rate sits higher than some other options on this list, which matters for a family comparing several nights against a downtown budget, but the pool and spa combination inside one building saves time.

Why families love Revery Toronto Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton

Families staying here find a downtown base close enough to the CN Tower to reach it on foot, useful for parents managing kids who tire out fast on longer walks. The pet-friendly policy suits families traveling with a dog, though the rooms lean standard rather than family-suite sized, so a family of four should confirm bed configuration before booking.

Why families love Hotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel

Families planning several activity-focused days find the most on-site amenities among this list here: playground, games room, tennis and a kids club all on one property. That density suits a longer stay where parents want to rotate kids through different activities without leaving the Exhibition grounds.

Why families love The Anndore House, part of JDV by Hyatt

Families using the kids club here get easy access to Yorkville's restaurants and Church Street a few minutes away, letting parents step out for a meal during supervised time. The boutique scale of the property suits a shorter stay more than a resort-style multi-day itinerary.