305 St. George St. Toronto, Ontario M5R 2R2
Phone : (416) 921-1899 email: info@saintgeorgebb.com
Web Site Address: www.saintgeorgebb.com

Guest House in the Heart of Downtown Toronto
“Your Home in the City”

The Saint George is an Edwardian home, built in 1899, furnished with the right balance of aesthetics and comfort. It is an excellent retreat from where to enjoy all of Toronto's downtown attractions. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed and is enjoyed by artists, musicians and by academics from OISE and the University of Toronto, tourists, and business people alike.

Tastefully furnished with family antiques and art, rooms are large, comfortable, and sun filled. Ensuite private bathroom or shared bath.

Centrally located in the older residential Annex area of historic homes and tree-lined streets. Walking distance to fine restaurants and cafes, museums and art galleries, and many cultural and academic institutions.

Royal Ontario Museum, Bata Shoe Museum, Casa Loma, Spadina House, University of Toronto, OISE, Royal Conservatory of Music, are all within walking distance. Convenient for shopping in the fashionable Yorkville area. A three minute walk to the Subway gives access to CN Tower, Harbourfront, Convention Centre, Skydome, Eaton’s Center, Theatre district, Royal Alex and Princess of Wales theatres.

Start your day with a healthy breakfast on the 2nd. floor covered deck. A convenient guest kitchen is available all day for coffee, lounging and relaxing.

In consideration of other guests, smoking outdoors on decks only. Please, no pets.

Rates:
-$65 cdn. to $115 cdn.
-$46 US to $80 US
Cash or Traveler’s Cheques accepted

Driving directions: From QEW: Spadina North to Bloor St. Right on Bloor St, left on St George St. From 401: Don Valley South, Exit at Bloor St. to go West, right on St George St.

For availability and reservations, please email us at info@saintgeorgebb.com or call 1-416-921-1899

Recommended by “Toronto for Theater Lovers” and “The Rough Guide” and “Ulysses Guide to Ontario B&B”
Other web site: www.bbcanada.com/1157.html