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Where to Stay Near Scotiabank Arena: Hotels for Toronto Maple Leafs Home Games

Scotiabank Arena is next to Union Station in downtown Toronto. It hosts Toronto Maple Leafs home games. The venue also hosts Toronto Raptors home games. The NHL season runs from October to April, with playoffs into June. Connected to Union Station by the underground PATH network. The 6 hotels below are chosen for how easy they make getting to and from the arena, starting with the closest.

Where to stay

  • Downtown/Financial District — walk via the PATH
  • Entertainment District — theatres and nightlife
  • Yorkville — upscale

Hotels

  1. #1 · Walkable · about an 8-minute walk · 0.2 mi

    ★★★★★

    Fairmont Royal York

    1929 landmark opposite Union Station.

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  2. #2 · Walkable · about a 10-minute walk · 0.2 mi

    ★★★★

    Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto

    South Core tower near the waterfront.

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  3. #3 · Walkable · about a 10-minute walk · 0.4 mi

    ★★★★★

    The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto

    Financial District hotel.

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  4. #4 · Walkable · about a 15-minute walk · 1.1 mi

    ★★★★★

    1 Hotel Toronto

    King West hotel with a rooftop pool.

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  5. #5 · Walkable · about a 15-minute walk · 0.5 mi

    ★★★★★

    Shangri-La Hotel Toronto

    Entertainment District tower.

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  6. #6 · Short ride or transit · about 15 minutes by car or subway · 2 mi

    ★★★★★

    Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

    Yorkville hotel near the Royal Ontario Museum.

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Getting there

Connected to Union Station by the underground PATH network.

Connected to Union Station by the underground PATH, which is handy in winter.

Hotel prices

Toronto rates peak in summer and during the film festival in September; winter is better value.

Before & after the game

The Distillery District and King West restaurants.

Tips

Visit tip
Maple Leafs tickets are some of hockey's hardest to get; book well ahead.

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