The Hotel Victoria in downtown Toronto, Canada, is a lone Edwardian eight storey building set amid skyscrapers. This intimate hotel is located in the center of the Financial District on Yonge Street between King and Front Streets. For transportation, Union Station is located three blocks away while King Street subway station is located one and one half blocks from the hotel. Street car and bus stops dot the sidewalks outside the hotel. The hotel is a few minutes from Eaton Centre and 15 minutes from the scenic water front.

Hotel Victoria prides itself on being one of the few small, independently owned and operated hotels with a prime Toronto location.

While the location is clearly the hotel's greatest asset, other amenities, such as complimentary wireless Internet access in public spaces and guestrooms, also score high with guests.

The Hotel Victoria's restaurant specializes in over a dozen egg dishes, which is well suited for its breakfast and lunch service.

The 54 guestrooms of the Hotel Victoria Toronto are arranged in a L shape around an enclosed courtyard.

This space gives the guestrooms an open feel that is private and provides peace and quiet. Blackout drapes further help guests to rest peacefully.

All guestrooms feature air conditioning and cable television.

A few blocks from the Hotel Victoria is the BCE Place, a large, mixed use complex, with the Hockey Hall of Fame in its basement and the Allen Lambert Galleria designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava on the main level.