Hotel prices in the city can be costly whether you're visiting Toronto or just having a weekend staycation. Sometimes renting an apartment or house can be more cost effective and feel more comfortable than a large hotel. We've scoured Airbnb, a community marketplace for people to rent out their personal accommodations, and found these promising short-term rentals in the downtown core for under $100 per night.
? Our first rental is a one bedroom apartment near Yonge and Dundas Street asking $95 per night. The rental includes washer and dryer, TV and internet. The reviews are good and Airbnb host, José, looks like an honest and friendly guy. Minimum stay is two nights plus cleaning fee.
? The next rental is a one bedroom apartment near University Avenue and Dundas Street asking $95 per night. There's an outdoor pool which recently closed for the summer and the rental includes internet, TV and Netflix. Host Ben received all-around excellent reviews and minimum stay is two nights plus cleaning fee.
? This next rental is a one bedroom near Harbourfront asking $89 per night. The unit includes an indoor and outdoor pool, a fitness room and great view of the lake. Another perk? Host Bijan might greet you while driving a tractor. Minimum stay not listed.
? Next up is a one bedroom loft on Richmond Street West asking $95 per night. The rental includes internet, Apple TV, Keurig coffee maker, and although not really a selling feature, the ad says the loft is in close proximity to "Toronto's finest hospitals." Minimum stay is four nights plus cleaning fee.
? Last is a suite on Victoria Street at the Pantages Boutique Hotel asking $95 per night. Reviews are good and staying in a hotel has perks like access to the spa and possibly room service. On average, the Pantages Hotel rents for $200 per night. Minimum stay is three nights plus cleaning fee. · What $5,000/Month Can Rent You Around Toronto [Curbed Toronto]
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