The Best Vacation Rentals and Holiday Homes to Book in Toronto, Canada

If you’re looking for home rentals in Toronto, this stylish four-bedroom house is hard to beat. It has a lush lawn, a roof terrace and a style that blends a modern aesthetic with organic touches, such as exposed stone walls and polished granite work surfaces in the kitchen. In addition, the property has a great location in the residential Markland Wood neighborhood, close to Etobicoke Creek Trail.

A beautiful old property of honey-toned brick, this Victorian home features a cozy living room flooded with light by a large bay window, spacious bedrooms, including one with a brick fireplace, bathrooms with freestanding tubs and a wood-decked terrace. The house sits in the pleasingly named, trendy Toronto district of Cabbagetown, home to vintage clothing stores and colorfully painted houses.

Not many vacation rentals in Toronto can claim to have their backyard in a ravine, but that’s what’s on offer at this red-brick house, with tree-covered slopes rearing up sharply behind a wooden decking area with comfy furniture. Inside, the house has a classic look, with dark wood adorning the spacious kitchen and the lovely fireplace, and a pool table in one of the living rooms.

Sitting in the buzzing Annex area, a historic neighborhood in Toronto now famous for its lively student population, bookstores and bars, this Victorian house has a lovely traditional look, with brick fireplaces, polished wood floors and bathrooms decked out in marble. There’s a small terrace patio, and the outdoors is brought inside with a selection of life-giving houseplants. Sights nearby include the Royal Ontario Museum and Gardiner Museum.

There’s a down-to-earth feel about this lovely vacation rental, with light wood furnishings, a charming outdoor terrace with a sitting and dining area, and three cozy bedrooms. The house also sits among the red-brick surrounds of the student area of the Annex, as well as cafes, restaurants and bars. Be sure to check out the Royal Ontario Museum nearby for art, world culture and natural history.

Toronto locations don’t come much better than this lovely house, which sits in the city center near the Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto and High Park Zoo, among other attractions. There are four bedrooms here, each with stylish decor and a neutral color scheme that extends to the rest of the house, from the fully equipped kitchen to the cozy living areas. Out front, there’s a porch with a sitting area.

With its wooden floors, large open-plan living area and spacious kitchen and breakfast bar, this is a great choice among home rentals in Toronto. There are two bedrooms here, separate living and dining areas, and parking, so you can easily explore the many sights in the nearby area, including the Aga Khan Museum and Ontario Science Centre. Right outside, you’ll find the ravines and rivers of the Charles Sauriol Conservation Area.

This sleek loft apartment, decked out in modish shades of gray and with black-and-white urban photography adorning the walls, must be one of the most stylish condos in the city. There are no fewer than five bedrooms, making it a great choice for groups of friends or large families who can make good use of the fully equipped kitchen and comfy living areas.

Little Italy is a vibrant neighborhood famous for its fantastic restaurants and cosmopolitan character. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom flat, with an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, is the perfect comfortable base for exploring the area. Be sure to check out the Art Gallery of Ontario, or for a green escape from the city, head to nearby Trinity Bellwoods Park.