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Top 10 Airbnb Rentals in Toronto for Comfort, Location, and Style
- Comfy Oasis in Historic Downtown Neighbourhood
- The BLUE Room in the Trendy Ossington-Bloor Area
- Sunny Loft Overlooking Trinity Bellwoods Park
- Chic, High-Rise Apartment with CN Tower Views
- Stylish 1870s Home near Distillery District & Old Toronto
- Luxurious Annex/Yorkville 1300 Sq Ft & Parking
- Heated Pool-tub Open 365 Days
- The York-Downtown Luxury Condo Sleeps6+FreeParking
- The Little Italy House
- Designer City Home with Outdoor Space & New Hot Tub
There are times when I totally convince myself I’m a local every time I travel—and honestly, I kind of love it. Part of that whole “living like a local” vibe means coming home to an actual home instead of a hotel room.
So, my team and I did some digging to find the best Airbnbs in Toronto, places that feel like your own little slice of the city. Keep reading to find your perfect stay based on location, vibe, and budget.
Comfy Oasis in Historic Downtown Neighbourhood
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Address: 338 Berkeley St
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 4 PM
Check-out: 12 PM
Pricing: $$
This Comfy Oasis is ranked among the top 5% of all Airbnb listings worldwide, with a superhost managing it for over a decade. It’s a two-story, fully detached guesthouse that spans nearly 700 sq. ft., so guests have complete privacy with its own entrance.
One of the best features is the garden, which is perfect for lounging, dining, and it even has a professional gas BBQ. You won’t need to pack too much since they’ve got bathroom, bedroom, laundry, and kitchen essentials and amenities down to a tee.
Additionally, it’s in a historic downtown neighbourhood with popular attractions nearby, such as the Eaton Centre, Allan Gardens, and the Art Gallery of Ontario. And the property is surrounded by pubs, delis, cafes, and even public transit, making it a convenient spot.
| Pro tip: Take advantage of the public transit; two major streetcar lines are just a block away and connect directly to the subway in about five minutes. And if you’re driving, ask the host for help arranging a city parking pass to avoid ticket hassles. |
The BLUE Room in the Trendy Ossington-Bloor Area
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Address: 56 Westmoreland Ave
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 4 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $
The Blue Room sits in one of Toronto’s trendiest neighbourhoods, and the Airbnb is just a short walk from Bloor Street and Ossington Station. You can easily stroll and explore nearby cafes, boutique shops, international restaurants, Koreatown, Chinatown, and the University of Toronto.
The bedroom is cozy, well-decorated, and is fitted with a comfy bed, desk, dresser, and closet, which is great for solo travellers or couples looking for something affordable and convenient. The shared bathroom is spacious and equipped with a bathtub, toiletries, and towels.
You’ll also be greeted with an approachable and friendly host, who’s often available to chat or help with directions and local trips. With downtown Toronto, High Park, and major shopping areas all within walking distance or a short subway ride, it’s perfect if you’re not driving.
| Pro tip: Note that the free WiFi automatically turns off between midnight and 7 AM. It’s a good idea to travel via Ossington subway station since it’s just five minutes away, and it connects you to downtown Toronto and major attractions in under 10 minutes. |
Sunny Loft Overlooking Trinity Bellwoods Park
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Address: Trinity-Bellwoods
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 4 PM
Check-out: 10 AM
Pricing: $$$
This loft is directly across and gives guests views that overlook Trinity Bellwoods Park, which is close to Queen West, Ossington, and Dundas West—areas booming with boutique shops, trendy cafes, and nightlife spots. It’s walkable to Kensington Market, Little Italy, and more.
The best perk? You get to enjoy the private 600 sq. ft. rooftop patio that offers you panoramic views of downtown Toronto, including the CN Tower. The place is a bright, open-concept loft with 12-foot ceilings, sleek interiors, and curated artwork—it’s luxurious and welcoming.
On top of that, they have not one but two private balconies: front and back. And it pretty much has everything you need, like a fully stocked kitchen, a full luxury bathroom with a clawfoot tub, in-unit laundry, fast WiFi, and lifesaving heating and cooling systems.
| Pro tip: Well-behaved pets are welcome to stay, so you can bring your fur baby along. And keep in mind that guests aren’t allowed to host gatherings or parties, and they can’t make excessive noise between 10 PM and 8 AM. |
Chic, High-Rise Apartment with CN Tower Views
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Address: Windsor St
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 3 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$
If you want instant views of the CN Tower, then this Airbnb listing is a solid choice; it’s in a modern high-rise apartment in the vibrant Entertainment District. What’s neat is that you also get to enjoy the building amenities like the well-equipped gym, swimming pool, and 24-hour security.
Staying here means you’re pretty much close to everything, especially with the Rogers Centre, CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, and TIFF Lightbox being within a 5-minute walk. Plus, you can walk to King Street streetcars, Union Station, and St. Andrew subway to get around the city.
As for the unit itself, it has a queen-sized bed and a separate den with a pull-out couch, which can comfortably sleep up to four guests. The apartment also has a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave, coffee maker and blender, in-unit laundry, linens, and essential supplies like toiletries.
| Pro tip: When it’s difficult to get around during colder months, consider taking the PATH underground network that’s just minutes away, connecting you to many restaurants, shops, and subway stations without ever stepping outside. |
Stylish 1870s Home near Distillery District & Old Toronto
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Address: Wilkins Ave
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 3 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$$
Tucked in Corktown, this 1870s Home is just minutes from the Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market, restaurants, coffee shops, boutique stores, and streetcars. It’s a beautifully remodelled rowhouse that combines historic charm with high-end contemporary and luxurious finishes.
And by luxury, you can rest easy on a Stearns & Foster mattress in Italian Percale sheets and blackout curtains. With two bedrooms (sleeps up to 4)—each featuring a smart TV with Firestick access to Netflix, Prime Video, and Paramount+, perfect for resting after a day of exploring.
Not to mention, their bathroom feels like a boutique spa since it’s complete with heated floors, a rain-head shower, a soaking tub, plush towels, and the double vanity with lighting setup is a guest favourite. Lastly, you can work at the private office with a comfy chair, printer, and fast WiFi.
| Pro tip: If you’re driving, the place has free driveway parking for one compact car and additional street or paid lot options nearby. Or, you can use the nearby Queen and King Street streetcars, which run 24 hours and stop just steps from the house. |
Luxurious Annex/Yorkville 1300 Sq Ft & Parking
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Address: Admiral Rd
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 4 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$$
Located within a Heritage Victorian Brownstone, this 1,300 sq. ft. apartment gives off old-world charm with luxurious modern comforts. The living room is decked out with a working gas fireplace, plush seating, tasteful decor, and large flatscreen TVs with Chromecast and Fibe TV.
You can also count on their gourmet kitchen if you get hungry; it has modern appliances, a dishwasher, cookware, and even complimentary pantry snacks, coffee, and tea. And if you’re planning to work, they’ve got reliable WiFi and a comfortable workspace.
The property is in one of the city’s most desirable neighbourhoods, within walking distance to Yorkville’s high-end boutiques, fine dining, and cafes. It’ll also give you easy access to major attractions like Casa Loma, the Royal Ontario Museum, and the Bloor Street shopping district.
| Pro tip: Consider skipping the car when heading downtown; the Dupont Subway Station is less than a 5-minute walk away. Toronto’s transit system and bike-share program make it easier and faster to navigate the city without worrying about parking. |
Heated Pool-tub Open 365 Days
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Address: The Beaches
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 3 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$$
For those who’d like a place that can also be the destination itself, then this beachside Airbnb is a good pick. What stands out is its private saltwater pool and hot tub, both heated and open all year round—and yes, even in the winter, guests can enjoy a nice and warm soak surrounded by snow.
Unlike the other options that are in the usual downtown area, this place is right next to Kew Beach Park and the Beaches Boardwalk. The direct access to lakeside activities and scenic walks is a win! When summer rolls in, you can swim, kayak, or play volleyball just steps away.
It’s also a solid bet for groups since it has four bedrooms, five beds, and 3.5 baths, which can easily accommodate 8 guests. Not to mention, an ideal bnb for families with kids since it has a crib, high chair, kids’ dinnerware, baby monitor, playroom, and even children’s bikes.
| Pro tip: To rest after a long day, consider heading to the basement, which has a 65-inch 4K TV with streaming access to Netflix, Apple TV, HBO Max, and more, which is perfect for a movie marathon. |
The York-Downtown Luxury Condo Sleeps6+FreeParking
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Address: York St
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 3 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$
This downtown luxury condo on York Street is just steps from Union Station, Scotiabank Arena, and Harbourfront, making it a convenient base if you’re exploring Toronto on foot. You’ll notice an open-concept living area with wraparound windows with views of the CN Tower and city skyline.
Surprisingly, this condo can comfortably sleep six people with three queen-sized beds—you’ll find two in the bedrooms and one in the den (via a sleep chest). With that many guests, it’s great that they have a kitchen that has everything from a full stove and oven to a blender.
Here’s a rare feature (for a downtown stay, that is): it has free secure parking in the building’s garage, making it easy if you’re driving in from out of town. Lastly, if you’re planning to cook and need some ingredients, there’s a Longo’s (Grocery Store) just across the street.
| Pro tip: For those arriving by train or UP Express from the airport, Union Station is right next door, making check-in and travel seamless without needing a car. Also, don’t forget to formally sign in with the building concierge on arrival. |
The Little Italy House
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Address: Lane W Montrose S Cinder, Little Italy
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 3 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$
The Little Italy House is tucked in—you guessed it—the Little Italy neighbourhood, surrounded by restaurants, coffee shops, and bars, with Trinity Bellwoods Park nearby. It’s nice that it’s part of a legal duplex, yet it still offers complete privacy, including a separate entrance.
Given its building type, it has a self-contained layout with kitchen, dining, and living areas. It’s perfect for travellers who prioritize independence and comfort! It even has smart home features, like a Sonos sound system, NEST thermostat, and Apple TV.
You’ll easily find the bedroom to be cozy, especially with its quality linens, extra pillows, and blackout shades. Another nice touch is the private patio or balcony where you can enjoy a peaceful morning coffee or unwind in the evening.
| Pro tip: For those planning to use transit, go for the streetcars on College or Dundas—they’ll get you to downtown or to Kensington Market in minutes. |
Designer City Home with Outdoor Space & New Hot Tub
Address: Hanson St, Greenwood-Coxwell
Contact details: Message host
Check-in: 4 PM
Check-out: 11 AM
Pricing: $$$
The main hype for this Airbnb is that once you step outside, you get to enjoy a private deck featuring a hot tub, outdoor seating, dining area, and a Weber BBQ, making it a nice little escape nook in the city.
It has three bedrooms that can accommodate up to six guests—all of which have queen beds, soft linens, and blackout shades. The home also includes children’s books, toys, and board games, which just solidifies how it’s a great choice for families.
| Pro tip: You can rely on transit since it’s only an 8-minute walk to Coxwell Station, offering quick access to downtown Toronto via Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth). |
