Make the most of your time in Toronto at the Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto

Plan a memorable visit at the newly renovated world’s largest full-service Courtyard! The Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Downtown has been recently redesigned with you in mind and benefits from an unparalleled hotel location on Yonge Street. Our redesigned lobby offers flexible spaces to relax in, as well as touch-screen access to news and information via GoBoard® technology. Settle in to one of our newly renovated hotel rooms and suites, which are among the largest in Toronto; new comfortable beds, in-room fridges and free Wi-Fi are just some of the amenities you'll enjoy. Start your morning with a meal at The Bistro, or join us later for a drink after a busy day downtown. Those planning meetings or events here in Canada can make use of our elegant event space, which can accommodate groups as large as 450. And with the sights and experiences of Toronto right at your hotel doorstep, you'll want to explore downtown during your visit. Let us help you discover the best of the city at the Courtyard by Marriott Toronto Downtown.

Local Area Attractions

From shopping to cultural landmarks, there are plenty of things to do.

• Explore amazing culture, history and art at the Royal Ontario Museum and Art Gallery of Ontario.
• Hockey, basketball games and world-class concerts fill the schedule at Air Canada Centre.
• Eaton Centre, Toronto’s shopping paradise is just a 10-minute walk from our hotel. Also near are Saks Fifth Avenue and Hudson’s Bay stores.
• For trendy exclusives and luxury, the Bloor-Yorkville District and urban boutiques are just 0.6 miles away!

City Experience

Boasting cultural diversity and a bold spirit that makes Toronto one of the world’s best cities, there are many interesting places to explore, fun festivals and a host of things to do.

• Enjoy free concerts and year-round events at Yonge Dundas Square, the central hub of celebration in Downtown Toronto. Just a 10-minute walk from our hotel will bring you to the city’s centre of life and energy.
• Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall offer a wide choice of concerts and performances.
• Kensington Market is a distinctive downtown multicultural district filled with vintage shops, street fairs, independent grocers and a plethora of eateries.
• St. Lawrence Market, a major market in Old Town Toronto, for an even greater choice of fresh food.