Our house is a beautiful 140 year old Heritage home, with many of the original architectural details intact. This is a lovingly restored house with all the modern conveniences, including a super, cool rooftop central air conditioning unit. We’re just 3 blocks from College Subway at Yonge Street & we are on a 24 public transit route. And we're walking distance to Downtown and Church Street Village. - Read more

312 Seaton, a detached Victorian home on a quiet tree lined street in downtown Toronto’s historical "Cabbagetown". From here you are close to many of Toronto’s major tourist attractions, the downtown business district and financial area, and hundreds of restaurants and clubs that offer a variety of dining and entertainment experiences for all tastes and budgets. At 312 Seaton we welcome pleasure and business travelers with amenities designed to make each guest’s stay. - Read more

Bang Fitness is not your average gym. Average gyms get average results. The very fact that you’re reading this suggests that you want more than that.

Membership at Bang Fitness includes everything you need to reach your goals. We guarantee results. How many other gyms will do that?

Bang Fitness is focused on what works. We take the best of old-school training and combine it with a progressive approach to function and injury-prevention. - Read more

Nestled on a quiet street in the high life of Toronto, Banting House Inn is open year round. Our bed and breakfast is close to the TTC (subway), trolley cars and Toronto's theater, entertainment and all of the cities diverse districts and Useful Links.
If you enjoy walking you'll love how close we are to many of Toronto's landmarks from Church and yonge Streets to the CN Tower. - Read more

A group that offers a safe place for bisexual women to discuss various perspectives on current bisexual issues. Includes information about and schedules for meetings and events, bisexual resources, links, and related groups. - Read more

Cruise bar for the leather, denim and uniform
Toronto's original leather, denim, uniform, cruising bar: "Proud to be a friendly, no-attitude bar which is the home space of Toronto's vibrant leather/denim community." - Read more

The grand matriarch of the gay village just celebrated her 13th anniversary. Our celebrated martinis (officially the first martini bar in the city) and highly praised chef (Jerome Rivest) and our menu speak for themselves. On Fridays and Saturdays, after 11pm, the walls slide away creating one large funky lounge with some of the best DJ’s in the city spinning until 2am. In the summer, many of our patrons enjoy a breezy eve on our designer styled private rear patio. - Read more

Located right in the heart of Downtown Toronto, The Clarion offers a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle of our fair city. As part of Choice Hotels International - the largest hotel franchise in North America - we are experts in making your stay unforgettable.
A stone’s throw from the subway and walking distance from Yorkville - one of the finest and well-known shopping areas in Toronto - our location brings Toronto downtown right to your doorstep. - Read more

An organization working towards feminism and bisexual, lesbian, and gay rights in Ontario. Contains information about the organization, current issues, publications, membership and donation details. - Read more

Come and experience the largest Courtyard by Marriott in the world! The Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto has full-service facilities and amenities to make your personal visit enjoyable or group event a success. Our hotel features 575 spacious guestrooms and suites each with 32" LG flat screen televisions, complimentary wired and wireless high speed internet, cutting-edge meeting space, banquet and wedding facilities, 24 hour fitness centre, indoor pool, whirlpool... - Read more

At Delta, taking care of the communities we serve starts with taking care of our greatest asset – our employees. Noted for progressive employee service guarantees, Delta continues to maintain one of the lowest employee turnover rates in the hotel industry. We guarantee employees, for example, that they will receive their performance review within one month of their anniversary or receive one week's pay. - Read more

Signage discreet, look for the Blockbuster sign and go downstairs. This Latin inspired dance club welcomes all - gay, straight, and in between. Samba is the dance of choice here, but don't worry if it's new to you - no one on the jam-packed dance floor will notice. - Read more

Fly is the original Babylon from TV's "Queer as Folk." A huge dance floor and A-list DJs make this one of the best places to groove in Toronto. - Read more

Directory containing links relevant to the GLBT communities throughout the province. Includes search functionality, and a form to add links to the directory. - Read more

A portal site with news, opinions, shopping destinations, bar listings, community groups geared toward gay, lesbian, bisexual transgendered people in southern Ontario. - Read more

Country by day and lounge shows at night
Neighborhood pub with drag, karaoke and a great patio with weekend BBQ. - Read more

Goodhandy's is located at 120 Church Street in downtown Toronto. This is just south of Richmond Street on the West side of Church. We are very close to the Eaton's Centre, the Queen Streetcar, the King Streetcar, and the Yonge Subway line (exit at Queen Station). We are between McVeigh's Irish Pub, and Spring Rolls "GO" restaurant. Enter through the glass door to the second floor. - Read more

Hotel Indigo is an upscale boutique brand that delivers a refreshing and inviting guest experience that is truly reflective of the local community.

From the locally-inspired murals to the renewal program where the images, music, scent, and menu items change throughout the year, Hotel Indigo delivers a vibrant, engaging and genuine boutique experience that gives guests the confidence to step out and explore the local neighborhood. - Read more

House on McGill is a lovingly restored Victorian townhouse, circa 1890, located on a quiet residential McGill street. It is a tranquil, shady, safe retreat in the middle of all the hustle of a busy metropolitan Toronto. Renevations were undertaken in 1994-96, taking care to retain the existing woodwork, stained glass features, antique fixtures and character while adding all the modern amenities in period reproductions to complement the old. - Read more

The place is famous with the ladies and dart throwers. Friendly atmosphere with nine beers on tap. - Read more