Gold
Accenture Preferred
Hyatt Regency Toronto
One of the many hotels to grace the Toronto skyline, this Hyatt Regency is a good competitor to the other high-end accommodations.
Price: Expensive Fitness Facility:
Nice facility with good cardio and strength options and a view.
Gold
Accenture Preferred
Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre
With 18 stories and 459 rooms, the Marriott Eaton Centre offers an attractive accommodation in the heart of Toronto's vibrant metropolis. Uber and the like will likely be necessary for venturing up to tony Yorkville or down to the busy financial district.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Fully equipped fitness center with high quality options for strength and cardio.
Gold
Accenture Preferred
Sheraton Toronto Centre
Toronto attracts some very large hotels in its ring and Sheraton is another heavyweight, scaling in at 1,372 rooms and suites. The décor is stylish and contemporary. Other comforts include: top-notch mattresses, down pillows, coffeemaker, mini fridge, and marble bath vanities.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
One of the best hotel lap pools in Toronto and an onsite fitness center that also impresses.
Fitness Facility:
Large onsite gym and a separate kids' pool with a 4 story water slide!
Gold
Four Seasons Toronto
If you were looking to relocate to the hottest 'hood in Toronto, you would likely end up living near the Four Seasons, smack dab in the middle of trendy Yorkville.
Price: Expensive Fitness Facility:
Recently renovated on-site hotel gym that upgraded the facility from good to great. Also near a high-end Toronto health club.
Gold
One King West Hotel & Residence
Want to stay in your own Toronto pied-à-terre without the hefty down payment? Consider booking a room, or shall we say a "residence" at The Suites. We're always somewhat skeptical of the service and amenities at condo/hotel combinations, but this one has the formula down.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Specatcular views from this onsite hotel gym that sports high quality equipment -- rooms with kitchens.
Gold
Park Hyatt Toronto
In the midst of Yorkville's panache, Park Hyatt shares the same location benefit as its upscale rival, Four Seasons. In fact, the two are situated across the street from one another. A stay at this wonderfully luxurious public lodging is well worth the price of admission.
Price: Expensive Fitness Facility:
Varied assortment of cardio and strength equipment housed inside an appealing on site gym.
Gold
SoHo Hotel & Residences
Good luck attempting to get a room at this posh hotel during the Toronto Film Festival. SoHo is an "industry" favorite. Thankfully, vacancies are more frequent throughout the remaining 51 weeks of the year.
Price: Expensive Fitness Facility:
Great onsite gym with plenty of equipment, but sharing the equipment with the building's residents can mean crowds during peak times.
Silver
Accenture Preferred
Hilton Toronto
Like many Toronto hotels, Hilton's accommodation is designed with business travelers in mind. We always appreciate walking into a massive property and immediately feeling welcomed by the staff and surroundings.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Small but good hotel gym on-site in an appealing room. Free pass offered to nearby health club as well.
Silver
Courtyard Downtown Toronto
Dollar for dollar, Courtyard may be the best stay and play option in downtown Toronto. Why?
Price: Least Expensive Fitness Facility:
Pretty good facility onsite and across street from awesome community center.
Silver
Intercontinental Toronto Centre
Connected to the Convention Centre and in the heart of the financial district, this Intercontinental is a massive tribute to all things modern. We love the open and airy feel of the lobby and the swank presentation of the ground floor restaurant.
Price: Expensive Fitness Facility:
Solid fitness option onsite but nothing too special.
Silver
Intercontinental Toronto Yorkville
There are two Intercontinental hotels in Toronto. While the Bloor Street property, with 8 floors and 209 rooms, is not exactly a quaint accommodation, it does possess that comforting boutique hotel vibe.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Decent onsite gym and a short walk from a great community center that houses all the workout bells and whistles.
Silver
Kimpton Saint George
Want to stay in the trendy Yorkville district without the lofty rates of luxury hotels? This Kimpton Hotel on Bloor Street oozes sophisticated fun. What's that? Think cool style without trying to hard or being too fancy.
Price: Least Expensive Fitness Facility:
Nothing useful on site, but a hop, skip and jump away from one of Toronto's best community centers--and Holiday Inn guest access is complimentary.
Silver
Pantages Suites Hotel and Spa
This centrally located high-rise hotel resembles a modern, urban, condominium complex. The uber-contemporary façade is suggestive of the unique experience that awaits inside.
Price: Moderately Expensive Fitness Facility:
Appealing hotel gym onsite with good supply of cardio and strength equipment. Spa on the same floor. Big chain health club around the corner too.
Bronze
Holiday Inn Toronto Downtown
If you're looking for a less expensive room in a convenient location with easy access to a way above average offsite fitness option, Holiday Inn may be the right choice for you. The 500+ guest rooms are pleasant enough with bright reds and suite accommodations also available.
Price: Least Expensive Fitness Facility:
Cardio option and dumbbells onsite and a very short walk away from great community center.
Bronze
Hotel Victoria Toronto
We're letting this Victoria's secret out of the bag. For those athletic-minded travelers wanting to stay on the cheap, but not willing to sacrifice a workout, Hotel Victoria may provide what you're looking for.
Price: Least Expensive Fitness Facility:
No fitness center onsite, but free access to one nearby.