Hotels with History
Five stunning hotels that will give visitors to Toronto a glimpse into the past.
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Historicist: H.H. Holmes in Toronto
The search for—and discovery of—two of H.H. Holmes's victims in Toronto.
Historicist: The Inn on the Park
Resort-style relaxation by the Don Valley.
Royal York: Notorious, and Now Up for Sale
A look back at the history of the Royal York Hotel, which is now up for sale.
Historicist: The Woodbine Hotel Fire
For Some, Maligned Hotel Waverley is Home
Toronto's most disparaged hotel may soon be torn down by a developer. Here's a tour.
Historicist: “A Carnival of Vice”
Toronto helps the Junction to celebrate the closing of its bars in 1904.
The Elegant New Sutton Place Hotel
The downtown landmark awaits reincarnation as condos. Let's take a look at its explosive beginning.
Historicist: “The Warmest Welcome, At An Inn”
For more than 100 years, a modest hotel graced the northeast corner of King and York Streets.
Historicist: Hospitality Without Pretension
From first nights in Toronto to one-night stands, the Ford Hotel saw a broad cross-section of life.
Historicist: Lord Simcoe’s Folly
Old world charm, new world challenges.
Vintage Toronto Ads: A Castle on the Harbour
Historicist: Depression Skyscraper Debacle
The Delta Chelsea, Miles From Accurate!
Checking In with the Hotel on Queen
Historicist: Royal Accommodations
Vintage Toronto Ads: Someday Your Prince Hotel Will Come
Vintage Toronto Ads: A Sporting Proposition in Muskoka
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