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Cornwall

17 hotels

Hamilton

63 hotels

Kitchener

57 hotels

Kingston

66 hotels

London

58 hotels

Niagara Falls

176 hotels

North Bay

21 hotels

Niagara-on-the-Lake

80 hotels

Oshawa

19 hotels

Ottawa

158 hotels

Stratford

32 hotels

Saint Catharines

19 hotels

Toronto

784 hotels

Wellington

12 hotels

The most popular hotels in Southeastern Ontario

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King Hotel Palmerston

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The 4-star King Hotel Palmerston offers a shared lounge, located just a 14-minute walk from the Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum. The hotel offers Wi-Fi in public areas and parking on site.

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Good 182 reviews

Glampanee - Off Grid Site 2 Hotel Fredericksburg

8.8

Fabulous 8 reviews

Southeastern Ontario Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit Southeastern Ontario

* Explore the Thousand Islands on an unforgettable boat cruise.
* Relax on the sandy beaches of Sandbanks Provincial Park.
* Visit wineries and breweries in Prince Edward County.
* Tour historic Fort Henry or dive into culture in downtown Kingston.
* Enjoy fishing, kayaking, and hiking trails throughout the region.

Southeastern Ontario has over 500 hotels, with popular options ranging from budget-friendly 3-star inns averaging $100-$150 per night to luxurious 5-star accommodations like the luxurious Drake Devonshire in Prince Edward County for $350+ per night; several new properties, including The Frontenac Club in Kingston, offer boutique-style experiences with unique charm and modern amenities.

Southeastern Ontario offers a stunning mix of natural beauty, historic sites, and bustling urban centers, making it a top destination for travelers in Canada.

Key attractions include Thousand Islands National Park, Sandbanks Provincial Park, historic Kingston with its notable Fort Henry, and the wine-filled Prince Edward County.

The region's diverse appeal includes plenty of shoreline, charming small towns, and easy access to outdoor activities, perfect for couples, families, and solo adventurers alike.

Southeastern Ontario Tips You Must Know

* Book during the shoulder seasons of May-June or September-October for better rates and fewer crowds.

* Stay in Kingston for central access to the region or Prince Edward County for a relaxing wine getaway.

* Use VIA Rail or rent a car to easily navigate between cities and attractions.

* Many hotels near Sandbanks or the Thousand Islands have high demand in summer; book at least 3-4 months ahead.

* Bring layers for your trip as temperatures can vary, especially in waterfront areas.

Ottawa

Ottawa, Canada's capital, blends political history with natural beauty through landmarks like Parliament Hill and the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ByWard Market surprises visitors with its vibrant food and artisanal crafts scene. Winterlude, a unique festival celebrating ice and snow, makes Ottawa unforgettable in colder months.

Explore the wide range of hotels in Ottawa designed for every kind of traveler.

Kingston

Kingston, the Limestone City, charms visitors with its waterfront trails and architectural gems like Fort Henry and Kingston City Hall. Home to Canada's oldest penitentiary, it offers fascinating tours that delve into prison history. The Wolfe Island ferry provides free access to scenic island adventures just minutes away.

Discover top-rated hotels in Kingston to make your stay truly memorable.

Prince Edward County

Prince Edward County, a haven for wine lovers, boasts over 40 wineries and the picturesque Sandbanks Provincial Park. The area's booming arts scene is revealed in small galleries and lively studio tours. The charming town of Bloomfield surprises visitors with artisanal food and unique, locally-owned shops.

Plan your stay by browsing cozy hotels in Prince Edward County for a perfect getaway.

Brockville

Brockville, nestled along the St. Lawrence River, is famed for its glass-bottom boat tours showcasing the Thousand Islands. The Brockville Railway Tunnel, Canada's first, wows visitors with colorful LED displays. Dive enthusiasts treasure its underwater heritage preserves featuring historic shipwrecks to explore.

Stay close to the action by choosing one of the unique hotels in Brockville.

Cornwall

Cornwall, located on the scenic St. Lawrence Seaway, offers unique activities like cycling along the Waterfront Trail. History enthusiasts enjoy the Cornwall Community Museum, housed in a furnished heritage cottage. Lamoureux Park provides waterfront views perfect for strolling and relaxing picnics.

Unwind by selecting from some of the best waterfront hotels in Cornwall.

Central Hotels With Iconic Locations

Find more conveniently located Central hotels in Toronto and Niagara Falls for your next trip.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hilton Niagara Falls/ Fallsview Hotel And Suites

Fallsview District, Niagara Falls

Niagara Fallsview Casino (50 m)
Skylon Tower (500 m)
Horseshoe Falls (1 km)

This towering hotel boasts a glass walkway connecting directly to the Fallsview Casino, offering unmatched convenience with breathtaking waterfall views.

Direct casino access
Stunning falls views
Multiple on-site dining options

$150-$300/night

Embassy Suites By Hilton Niagara Falls/ Fallsview

Fallsview District, Niagara Falls

Niagara Fallsview Casino (150 m)
Journey Behind the Falls (900 m)
Clifton Hill (1.5 km)

Embassy Suites holds the record as Niagara's tallest hotel with two-room suites offering premium views of the iconic falls.

Spacious suites
Complimentary breakfast
Panoramic views of the falls

$200-$350/night

Chelsea Hotel Toronto

Downtown Toronto

Eaton Centre (300 m)
Yonge-Dundas Square (400 m)
CN Tower (2 km)

Known for its lively urban vibe, Chelsea Hotel Toronto houses a family-friendly waterslide in its indoor pool area, a rare feature in downtown Toronto hotels.

Family-friendly amenities
Central location
On-site dining

$150-$250/night

Luxury Hotels With Stunning Features

Immerse yourself in elegance with more Luxury hotels in Niagara Falls.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview Hotel & Spa

Fallsview District, Niagara Falls

Horseshoe Falls (500 m)
Fallsview Casino (450 m)
Clifton Hill (1.7 km)

This hotel offers floor-to-ceiling windows in its premium rooms, providing arguably the best panoramic falls views in the area.

Exceptional views
Award-winning spa
On-site fine dining

$250-$400/night

Sheraton Fallsview Hotel

Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls

Niagara SkyWheel (200 m)
Rainbow Bridge (750 m)
Niagara Falls State Park (1.5 km)

The Sheraton features North America's only indoor waterpark with a full view of the falls, making it ideal for all-weather entertainment.

Attached waterpark
Falls views
Direct access to Clifton Hill attractions

$200-$350/night

Niagara Falls Marriott On The Falls

Fallsview District, Niagara Falls

Horseshoe Falls (350 m)
Scotiabank Convention Centre (100 m)
Niagara Brewing Company (2 km)

With its close proximity to dramatic waterfalls, this Marriott offers a complimentary shuttle to key Niagara attractions and vineyards.

Shuttle service
Upscale design
Close to major attractions

$220-$370/night

Boutique Hotels With Personality

Explore more uniquely designed Boutique hotels in Toronto and Niagara Falls.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

The Oakes Hotel Overlooking The Falls

Fallsview District, Niagara Falls

Horseshoe Falls (450 m)
Falls Incline Railway (300 m)
Clifton Hill (1.2 km)

This boutique gem uniquely allows guests to see Illumination of Niagara Falls by night directly from their rooms.

Niagara Illumination views
Custom room layouts
Proximity to casinos

$170-$280/night

Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

Financial District, Toronto

Eaton Centre (600 m)
CN Tower (1.7 km)
Toronto City Hall (400 m)

Located near Toronto's financial hub, it features a rooftop garden with bee hives producing its own honey served in the restaurant.

Sustainability initiatives
Central business district location
Spacious conference spaces

$250-$400/night

The Yorkville Royal Sonesta Hotel Toronto

Yorkville Neighborhood, Toronto

Royal Ontario Museum (300 m)
University of Toronto (800 m)
Casa Loma (2 km)

This boutique hotel stands out with its rotating local art exhibitions, reflecting Toronto's cultural scene.

Art-focused ambiance
Proximity to luxury shops
Luxe room amenities

$280-$450/night

Family-Friendly Hotels Packed With Fun

Browse a variety of fun-packed Family Friendly hotels in Toronto and Niagara Falls for your family trip.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Great Wolf Lodge Waterpark Resort

Niagara Falls

Niagara Helicopters (2 km)
Whirlpool Aero Car (2.5 km)
Niagara Glen Nature Reserve (3 km)

Great Wolf Lodge features an indoor waterpark complete with wave pools, thrilling slides, and interactive zones for children of all ages.

Massive indoor waterpark
Child-focused entertainment
Kid-friendly dining options

$300-$500/night

The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto

Waterfront District, Toronto

Harbourfront Centre (300 m)
CN Tower (1.5 km)
Ripley's Aquarium (1.6 km)

This family-oriented hotel provides an exclusive kids' playroom while boasting floor-to-ceiling views of Lake Ontario.

Lake views
Family-friendly events
Indoor pool

$250-$400/night

Delta Hotels By Marriott Toronto

Downtown Toronto

CN Tower (400 m)
Rogers Centre (500 m)
Ripley's Aquarium (450 m)

With its direct PATH network access, this hotel ensures families can explore Toronto's top attractions even on rainy days without stepping outside.

PATH access
Modern family suites
Proximity to entertainment

$230-$350/night

Hotels With Indoor Pools Designed for Relaxation

Relax and unwind by exploring more Hotels with indoor pool in Toronto and Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Blue Mountain Resort Village Suites

Blue Mountain Village, Collingwood

Blue Mountain Ski Resort (100 m)
Scenic Caves Adventure (2.5 km)
Georgian Bay Beach (3 km)

This resort combines ski slopes with year-round outdoor/indoor pool facilities that make it a tranquil option for multi-season visits.

Close to slopes
Year-round pool
Outdoor dining options

$180-$250/night

Prince Of Wales

Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake

Shaw Festival Theatre (350 m)
Niagara River (1 km)
Peller Estates Winery (3 km)

Nestled in Niagara-on-the-Lake, this historic hotel charms guests with its Victorian-era decor alongside a serene indoor pool and spa.

Elegant design
Indoor pool/spa
Historic charm

$220-$350/night

Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel

Downtown Toronto

Rogers Centre (200 m)
CN Tower (400 m)
Ripley's Aquarium (500 m)

The hotel is part of Rogers Centre, making it the only one in the world where you can literally watch live baseball games while enjoying the pool.

Rogers Centre views
Modern pool
Proximity to sports events

$280-$400/night

Frequently asked question

What hotels are located near Thousand Islands National Park?

Several hotels, such as The Gananoque Inn & Spa and Comfort Inn & Suites Thousand Islands, are conveniently located near Thousand Islands National Park, offering easy access to boat tours and hiking trails.

Are there family-friendly hotel options in Southeastern Ontario?

Yes, hotels like Great Wolf Lodge in Niagara Falls or Sandbanks Summer Village Cottages near Sandbanks Provincial Park are excellent for families, featuring pools, kid-friendly amenities, and playgrounds.

What is the average cost of a boutique hotel in Prince Edward County?

Boutique hotels in Prince Edward County, such as The June Motel, typically range between $180 and $300 per night, depending on the season.

What's a good hotel option for nightlife in Kingston?

Hotels like the Residence Inn Kingston Water's Edge provide central access to downtown Kingston's vibrant nightlife, with restaurants, bars, and live music venues just steps away.

Are there accommodations near Sandbanks Provincial Park with beach access?

Yes, options like Isaiah Tubbs Resort & Conference Center offer direct access to Sandbanks Provincial Park's beaches and a variety of on-site activities.