Corporate Housing Toronto

Just because you are away from home, doesn't mean you can't expect to feel at home in our Toronto short term rental apartments. A furnished rental suite provides more living space, a competitive nightly rate and even greater savings for short term stays. People stay at Delsuites for a variety of reasons including business travel, insurance claims, home renovations, in between homes, leisure travel, marital separations and more. At DelSuites we know you expect and deserve more with a Toronto short term rental.

Corporate Housing

is a hotel alternative for business people travelling for an extended period of time – usually 30 days or more. It typically involves renting out a furnished apartment, condominium or house on a temporary basis to corporations or individuals. Corporate Housing has many benefits over a hotel including:

Value

Not only are the nightly rates less with Corporate Housing than the cost of a hotel, you don't have the added expenses of dining out, local calls, high long distance surcharges, faxes, laundry services and pay movies. Corporate clients love our all inclusive rates.

Convenience

Imagine not having to check in or out? Or being able to fly home on the weekend without having to pack up? How about not having to spend your weekend family visit getting your laundry done? Corporate Housing makes that all possible. We will even organize complimentary Limo service from Toronto Pearson International Airport to your suite.

Comfort

Just because you are away from home, doesn't mean you can't feel at home. With DelSuites Corporate Housing Toronto it's easy to make one of our suites your home away from home. In fact, you'll enjoy being here so much, you'll opt to bring the family in for a visit rather than making the trip back to see them.

Space

Hotel rooms are just that - a room, and usually about 300 square feet. Compare that with a DelSuites Corporate Housing furnished condominium, which ranges from 600 to 1,300 square feet.

Privacy

Corporate Housing offers separate bedrooms, meaning children and parents can each sleep in their own room. Not everyone has to turn in at the same time.