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Living Like a Local: Exploring Toronto From Your Furnished Apartment

October 15, 2025
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Stepping into Toronto for the first time can feel both exciting and inviting. The city greets you with its mix of historic streets and modern skylines, neighbourhood cafés buzzing with morning chatter, and markets overflowing with fresh produce. 

However, beyond the well-known landmarks, the little things about everyday life are what make Toronto memorable. It’s the corner bakery you pass on your walk, the quiet park where neighbours gather, and the familiar streetcar rattling by on a weekday morning.

Living like a local in Toronto means weaving these small moments into your routine. The best way to start doing so? Have the reliability of a place that feels like home. A furnished DelSuites apartment can make all the difference. With locations across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), guests can step into a fully equipped space, then walk outside and feel immediately connected to the rhythm of Toronto life.

Each DelSuites property is surrounded by conveniences and neighbourhood favourites that shape everyday living. 

In this post, you’ll learn how our properties can give you access to the same comforts and choices locals enjoy every day.

Grocery Shopping Like a Local 

Food shopping sets the tone for how you settle in. Whether you’re preparing a quick breakfast before meetings or planning a relaxed weekend dinner, knowing the right stores nearby makes life simpler.

Downtown Toronto

Guests in the core have one of the city’s best-known food destinations at their doorstep: St. Lawrence Market. Packed with butchers, cheesemongers, fish counters, and produce stalls, it’s a place to shop that’s also a part of the city’s culture. 

Locals also stop by for a loaf of bread from Carousel Bakery or smoked salmon from Mike’s Fish Market, and the variety of international flavours makes every visit different.

Etobicoke/Toronto West

Neighbourhood grocery shopping is personal here. Lakeshore Village Fruit offers fresh produce with a family-run feel, while BlossomPure Organic connects shoppers to local farmers, with both pickup and delivery options available.

Markham

Known for its diverse food scene, Markham residents often turn to Fortinos, a Canadian favourite with its European-style market layout. With its artisan cheeses and freshly baked breads, it’s a step up from a standard chain store.

Mid-Town Toronto

Locals know Fiesta Farms as their go-to independent grocer. It’s stocked with organic produce, specialty international goods, and seasonal finds that keep weekday meals interesting.

Mississauga

Highland Farms, part of a family-run chain, has long been trusted by residents for fresh produce and specialty items. The wide selection is perfect for anyone planning both everyday meals and gatherings.

North York

Here, McEwan Fine Foods blends grocery shopping with gourmet dining. Prepared foods, an expansive deli, and high-quality ingredients make it popular for busy professionals who want convenience without sacrificing taste.

Scarborough

Scarborough’s multicultural mix is shown in its shopping. Coppa’s Fresh Market combines everyday essentials with carefully selected local and international goods, making it a reliable and community-rooted choice.

Getting Around Toronto

Toronto is a city where movement is part of daily life. Headed to a meeting downtown? Visiting family across the GTA? Exploring a nearby park? Transportation options are always plentiful and reliable.

Staying in a DelSuites apartment means you’re always within reach of routes locals trust every day. Here are ways to get around: 

  • Subway: Four lines connect major neighbourhoods, with Line 1 (Yonge–University) being especially useful for guests staying near DelSuites in North York, Midtown, or Downtown. Trains run frequently, and stations are well-marked and easy to navigate.
  • Streetcars: Part of the light-rail transit system, these run through main corridors like King Street, Spadina, and Queen Street.
  • Buses: Buses reach every corner of the GTA. Guests staying further west in Etobicoke or east in Scarborough will find them essential for connecting to subway or streetcar lines.
  • PRESTO Card: A single card gives access to all modes of TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) service, plus GO Transit trains and buses for longer trips across the GTA. You can also simply use a debit or credit card for even more convenience and still enjoy the perk of free unlimited transfers within the 2-hour window.
  • Bike Share Toronto: With docking stations across the city, biking is a healthy and flexible way to explore neighbourhoods. The Midtown and Downtown areas have the most coverage.
  • Ride-Share and Taxis: Uber and Lyft are widely available and useful for late-night trips or areas less connected by transit.

Coffee Culture: Where Locals Refuel 

Toronto takes its coffee seriously. 

Beyond the familiar Tim Hortons or Starbucks, the city has cultivated a thriving independent café scene that reflects its diversity, creativity, and local rhythm. 

Balzac’s Coffee Roasters has grown into a Toronto institution by blending historic architecture with carefully brewed coffee. The downtown locations are often set in character-filled buildings, giving every visit a sense of place. 

Pilot Coffee Roasters brings a modern edge to the city’s coffee landscape. Known for its sourcing and roasting, Pilot appeals to guests who appreciate detail in their cup. Several of its cafés are close to DelSuites locations in Midtown and Downtown.

For a creative take, De Mello Coffee is worth noting. With its sleek interior and unique menu (including its blueberry latte, which has become a favourite), it blends artistry with comfort. 

On the west side, Birds and Beans in Etobicoke offers an intimate atmosphere with an emphasis on sustainable coffee. It’s the type of café where locals know the staff by name, and it has become a gathering spot for those who prefer to stay close to the waterfront.

Meanwhile, in Markham, Hatch Coffee Roasters specializes in rare beans and global roasting styles. For guests eager to try something distinctive, Hatch feels less like a café and more like a curated tasting room.

Dining and Hidden Gems Near DelSuites

Evenings and weekends in Toronto are shaped by food and neighbourhood experiences too. Each area surrounding DelSuites properties offers a mix of celebrated restaurants and places locals quietly treasure. 

Kensington Market (Downtown Toronto)

This market is as much about atmosphere as it is about food.

Known for its murals, vintage shops, and eclectic restaurants, Kensington Market embodies Toronto’s multicultural dining scene. Guests can wander around to get tacos at Seven Lives or empanadas at El Gordo Fine Foods, all within a few steps. 

James Gardens (Etobicoke)

West Toronto residents often retreat to James Gardens for its trails, rock gardens, and ponds. A short drive from DelSuites properties in Etobicoke, it’s a welcome break from the city’s fast pace. It’s a favourite setting for picnics, quiet walks, and photography.

Montgomery’s Inn (Etobicoke)

This historic site doubles as a living-history museum and a weekly farmers’ market. Guests staying in Etobicoke often stop by to experience a glimpse of 19th-century Toronto while browsing for fresh produce or local baked goods.

Toogood Pond Park (Markham)

For guests in Markham, Toogood Pond Park offers walking trails, birdwatching, and an escape into nature. It’s popular with families and professionals alike, and it provides balance after a busy day.

Guild Park and Gardens (Scarborough)

Nestled on the Scarborough Bluffs, Guild Park features architectural fragments from demolished Toronto buildings, set among gardens and open spaces. For DelSuites guests in Scarborough, it’s a rare blend of history, art, and nature.

Scarborough Bluffs (Scarborough)

Stretching along Lake Ontario, the Bluffs remain one of the city’s most stunning natural features. Locals visit for hiking, photography, or a peaceful day by the water. It’s an experience that feels far removed from urban life yet is minutes away from home.

Local Lifestyle and Everyday Stops

Living like a Torontonian isn’t only about the food or the sights—it’s about the everyday stops that shape community life. DelSuites guests often find that the amenities around them reflect the routines of locals who call these neighbourhoods home.

Most neighbourhoods have accessible gyms, yoga studios, and community centres. Guests in Midtown often enjoy a morning run through Eglinton Park, while those in Mississauga can take advantage of the lakeside trails near Port Credit. These spaces put wellness and activity right at your doorstep.

Libraries and cultural centres also play an important role in the city. The Toronto Public Library system is one of the busiest in North America, with branches in nearly every district. North York Central Library, for example, is a hub for study, events, and quiet reading. In Markham, the Varley Art Gallery offers a cultural escape right in the community.

Every day convenience matters, too. Pharmacies like Shoppers Drug Mart are reliable stops across the GTA, while neighbourhood health food stores and bakeries provide a more personal touch. 

Living Like a Local with DelSuites

Toronto is a city of contrasts: modern towers beside historic markets, quiet parks a short walk from busy avenues, and international dining around every corner. Living like a local means experiencing those contrasts and moving between the convenience of big-name services and the warmth of small community gems.

DelSuites offers a starting point for that lifestyle. Each furnished apartment places you in a vibrant neighbourhood surrounded by the same grocery stores, cafés, parks, and cultural venues that residents enjoy daily.

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A Guide to the Best Neighbourhoods in Toronto for Extended Stays

September 17, 2025
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Whether for business, leisure, or a bit of both, Toronto delivers on every front. The only question now is: where should you base yourself? 

The whole Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is made up of diverse neighbourhoods, each with its own personality, conveniences, and attractions. From bustling downtown streets to quieter suburban pockets with hidden gems, there’s a lot to explore.

And when it comes to finding comfort and convenience during your extended stay, you don’t have to compromise. 

Whichever neighbourhood you choose, you can rely on DelSuites for fully furnished apartments that feel like home, with thoughtful amenities and services perfectly made for longer visits.

Now that your accommodation is sorted, here’s our guide to the best neighbourhoods in Toronto. 

Downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto is the city’s energetic core. It’s where historic architecture meets sleek glass towers, where business districts, arts hubs, and nightlife all share the same streets. Located along the waterfront and stretching north toward Bloor Street, it’s a compact yet diverse area that’s easy to navigate on foot or by transit. 

When you’re staying downtown, you’ll never run out of things to do. Here are a few spots worth your time:

Pro tip! Skip the car. The TTC subway, streetcars, and buses can take you almost anywhere in minutes, as many of the attractions are just a short walk apart.

Where to stay

Here’s where you can stay if you want a fully furnished home base right in the middle of it all:

  • The Well: 470 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5V 0V6

A modern development at the meeting point of Front, Spadina, and Wellington. Combines contemporary design with easy access to some of Toronto’s most vibrant districts.

Right in the Entertainment District, surrounded by restaurants, nightlife, and attractions. Union Station, the PATH, and key TTC routes are steps away.

  • The Livmore: 55 Gerrard Street West, Toronto, ON, M5G 0B9

Centrally located near shops, dining, and cultural venues. Interiors designed by the award-winning Cecconi Simone.

  • Qwest: 168 Simcoe Street, Toronto, ON, M5H 4C9

A short walk to Queen Street shopping, theatres, and top attractions like the CN Tower and Eaton Centre.

  • Ten York: 10 York Street, Toronto, ON, M5J 0E1

Steps from the waterfront with quick access to sports arenas, theatres, and major attractions. Surrounded by endless dining options.

  • Element: 20 Blue Jays Way, Toronto, ON, M5V 3W6

Located in the Entertainment District with excellent transit access and walking distance to major landmarks.

North York

North York sits just north of Toronto’s downtown core. It’s a thriving district with a mix of residential pockets, shopping centres, cultural venues, and green spaces. 

These local highlights give you a taste of what the area has to offer:

Pro tip! North York is well-connected by subway along Yonge Street, so you can get downtown in under 30 minutes without worrying about traffic. 

Where to stay

If North York is your pick, DelSuites makes settling in simple:

  • Hullmark Centre: 2 Anndale Drive, Toronto, ON, M2N 0G5 | 5 Sheppard Ave. East, Toronto, ON, M2N 0G4

Located at the Yonge and Sheppard intersection, Hullmark Centre offers a mix of residential living and office space in one of North York’s busiest hubs. You’ll also be steps from shops, restaurants, movie theatres, and parks. 

Midtown Toronto

Midtown Toronto, anchored by the Yonge and Eglinton intersection, blends city energy with neighbourhood charm. The area’s walkability, transit connections, and mix of entertainment options make it a magnet for both professionals and families.

Midtown packs your schedule with good reasons to step outside:

  • Eglinton Park: A sprawling green space perfect for sports, picnics, and a quick escape from city streets.
  • Yonge Street Shopping: A mix of big-name stores, indie boutiques, and hidden gems.
  • Kay Gardner Beltline Trail: A scenic path for walking, running, or cycling through Midtown’s leafy pockets.
  • Absolute Comedy: A local favourite for stand-up and laughs just steps from Eglinton station.

Pro tip! You can get downtown or uptown via the Yonge subway line. If you’re driving, Mount Pleasant Road and Avenue Road are go-to alternatives to Yonge Street when traffic builds up.

Where to stay

Staying at Yonge and Eglinton means items on your to-do list are always within walking distance. DelSuites makes it effortless.

  • Republic: 70 Roehampton Ave, Toronto, ON, M4P 1R2 | 25 Broadway Ave, Toronto, ON, M4P 1T7

Republic is surrounded by the best of Midtown living, filled with corporate offices, grocery stores, cafés, fine dining, cinemas, parks, and walking trails. You’ll have subway and bus connections at your doorstep, with routes in all directions.

Mississauga

Looking for city convenience but also laid-back waterfront living? Mississauga is the place to be. With major shopping, entertainment, and nature all within reach, it’s a favourite choice for both extended stays and quick getaways.

Mississauga gives you a bit of everything:

  • Celebration Square: The city’s hub for concerts, food festivals, and outdoor events.
  • Rattray Marsh Conservation Area: A quiet stretch of waterfront trails and boardwalks for a nature reset.
  • Living Arts Centre: Live performances, art galleries, and creative workshops.
  • Port Credit: A charming lakeside village with marinas, parks, and plenty of cafés.

Pro tip! Mississauga’s location means you can hop on the QEW, 401, or 403 for quick trips across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). 

Where to stay

For a stay that keeps you connected, DelSuites has locations that fit the bill:

This 35-storey architectural gem offers furnished suites with modern finishes and elevated comfort. Within minutes, you can access MiWay buses, Cooksville GO, and the upcoming Hurontario LRT.

  • Perla Towers: 35 Watergarden Drive, Mississauga, ON L5R 0G8

Ideal for families, Perla Towers is surrounded by schools, parks, and green spaces. Celebration Square and the shops of Square One are just steps away.

  • Grand Ovation: 310 Burnhamthorpe Road West, Mississauga, ON L5B 4P9

Across from City Hall and the Living Arts Centre, Grand Ovation gives you front-row access to Mississauga’s cultural and entertainment scene.

  • Skymark West: 25 Kingsbridge Garden Circle, Mississauga, ON L5R 4B1

Centrally located with fast access to highways, Skymark West is 15 minutes from Pearson Airport and close to shopping, parks, and schools.

Etobicoke

Picture a neighbourhood where you can shop in the morning, cycle by the lake in the afternoon, and still get downtown in under 30 minutes. That’s Etobicoke, combining scenic parks, a relaxing waterfront, and convenient transit into one of Toronto’s most livable areas. 

Here are a few top picks:

  • Sherway Gardens: Upscale shopping with over 200 retailers.
  • Humber Bay Park: Lakefront trails, picnic spots, and skyline views.
  • High Park: Toronto’s largest public park, with gardens, trails, and a zoo.
  • The Kingsway & Bloor West Village: Stroll boutique shops, cafés, and bakeries.

Pro tip! You can get downtown using Etobicoke’s transit hubs at Kipling and Islington, while the QEW and Highway 427 give you quick access to Pearson Airport and the GTA.

Where to stay

These Etobicoke properties keep you connected to everything you need:

  • Parc Nuvo: 15 Viking Lane, Toronto, ON M9B 0A4

Across from Kipling Station and the TTC-GO transit hub, Parc Nuvo places you in the centre of Etobicoke’s best. Shopping, dining, parks, and golf are located nearby, with quick highway access for exploring beyond the city.

  • Nuvo: 25 Viking Lane, Toronto, ON M9B 0A1

Steps from Kipling GO and subway, Nuvo (just by Parc Nuvo) offers commuting options and proximity to parks, schools, and shopping at Cloverdale Mall and Sherway Gardens.

Set in a refined neighbourhood near The Kingsway and Bloor West Village, One Old Mill is close to boutiques, cafés, and green spaces like High Park and Humber River trails. 

Scarborough

From bustling shopping hubs to scenic lakefront trails, Scarborough is where you can run errands and still catch a sunset by the water. It has an attractive mix of parks, cultural spots, and transit connections. 

There’s no shortage of ways to spend your day:

  • Scarborough Bluffs: Dramatic cliffs and waterfront trails with some of the best views in the GTA.
  • Toronto Zoo: Home to over 3,000 animals and great for a full-day outing.
  • Rouge National Urban Park: Canada’s largest urban park with hiking trails, beaches, and picnic areas.
  • Guild Park & Gardens: Sculptures, heritage architecture, and scenic walks in a peaceful setting.

Pro tip! Scarborough’s mix of highways and transit makes weekend getaways possible. Head east for wineries and beaches in Durham Region, or north to cottage country. 

Where to stay

Stay close to shopping, parks, and transit with our properties in Scarborough:

  • Forest Vista: 61 Town Centre Court, Scarborough, ON, M1P 5E4

Forest Vista offers a relaxed residential vibe with Scarborough Town Centre just steps away. You’re minutes from the business district at Highway 401 and McCowan Road, with shopping, dining, and entertainment all within walking distance.

Across from Scarborough Town Centre and the RT station, 360 puts transit, parks, and shopping right at your door. Big-box stores, restaurants, and attractions like the Toronto Zoo and Rouge Park are all close by.

Markham

Markham blends modern business hubs with historic neighbourhoods. From tech campuses and contemporary condos to quaint shops along Main Street Unionville, it’s a neighbourhood that lets you move easily between work and leisure. 

Think of Markham as your “best of both worlds” destination. To name some highlights:

  • Main Street Unionville: A picturesque strip of boutiques, cafés, and historic architecture.
  • Markham Pan Am Centre: A multi-sport facility hosting competitions and community programs.
  • Toogood Pond Park: Scenic trails, picnic spots, and a peaceful pond in the heart of Unionville.
  • Flato Markham Theatre: Live music, theatre, and cultural events year-round.

Pro tip! Markham sits at the crossroads of Highways 404 and 407, giving you quick access to Toronto, cottage country, or wine country. 

Where to stay

Ideal for those who want access to both city amenities and local charm:

  • Circa: 33 Cox Blvd, Markham, ON, L3R 8A6

At Warden and Hwy 7, the gateway to the new Markham Centre, Circa is a 16-storey high-rise condominium that puts you minutes from historic Main Street Unionville, the GO Station, and Highways 404 and 407. 

Explore Toronto Your Way, and let DelSuites Handle the Rest

Toronto has a neighbourhood for every mood. Whether you’re here for work, with family, or on a long visit, finding the right area sets the tone for your whole stay. 

With fully furnished rentals across the GTA, DelSuites gives you comfort and convenience right when you need it. Move-in ready spaces let you spend your time enjoying your stay instead of dealing with boxes.

Get in touch today and settle in without the hassle. From your first night to your last day, we’ve got your stay covered.

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What to See in Downtown Toronto for Every Kind of Traveller

August 6, 2025
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You step out of Union Station, and the city instantly hums around you. Just a few blocks apart, you’ll find historic buildings, art galleries, waterfront views, and world-class food—all packed into one walkable core.

That’s Downtown Toronto for you. It’s where the city’s energy hits first and stays with you. Whether you’re here for a work trip or on a getaway with your whole family, it’s one of the best neighbourhoods in Toronto that can keep pace with almost any kind of traveller.

If you’re wondering what to see in Downtown Toronto, this guide will help you find places that match your plans. 

Spoiler alert! There’s more here than most expect if you know where to look.

With DelSuites handling your hassle-free stay, you’re free to focus on your adventures. 

Let’s get into it. 

Welcome to Downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto stretches from the waterfront at Lake Ontario up to Bloor Street and from Bathurst Street in the west to the Don Valley Parkway in the east. In between, you’ll find a dense mix of business, arts, culture, and everyday neighbourhood life.

What makes Toronto so magnetic is its diversity. Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, with 51% of its residents born outside Canada. This cultural mix gives its neighbourhoods, like the downtown core, their edge and makes them feel familiar. 

Curious about what to see in Downtown Toronto? You won’t be short on options.

First-Timer Must-Sees

If this is your first trip to Toronto, you’ll want to experience the city’s signature sights and iconic energy. These spots offer a snapshot of what makes downtown special. Here are some you shouldn’t miss: 

  • CN Tower: One of the tallest free-standing structures in the world. You’ll love the glass-floor observation level, daring EdgeWalk, and 360° city and lake views.
  • Harbourfront Centre: Located along Lake Ontario, it’s a scenic area full of parks, public art, and summer festivals. You can walk the boardwalk, rent a kayak, or ride a ferry.
  • St. Lawrence Market: This food and cultural hub dates back to the early 1800s. Today, you’ll find everything from peameal bacon sandwiches to artisanal cheeses and local produce. 
  • Distillery Historic District: This repurposed Victorian industrial complex offers unique architecture, galleries, boutiques, and cafes. It’s perfectly walkable and blends history with modern charm.

Family-Friendly Spots

The downtown core also features attractions for families with kids, mixing fun, learning, and lots of green and open spaces to play and explore. The best ones include: 

  • Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada: Located just beside the CN Tower, the aquarium amazes families with its underwater walkthrough tunnel and daily shark feedings. Kids and teens alike love touching the rays and appreciating the jellyfish displays.
  • Toronto Railway Museum: Just steps from Union Station, this historic site features restored steam locomotives and miniature trains. Families can explore indoor displays or ride the miniature railway on days of operation.
  • High Park Playground: West of Downtown, accessible by transit, this extensive green space includes multiple play structures, splash pads, and zoo enclosures. Families can picnic, rent paddle boats, and enjoy the park’s natural ravines.

For the Food-Loving Traveller

Toronto’s downtown core is a global foodie paradise. It’s your chance to sample flavours from around the world, but within walking distance. To name a few:

  • Kensington Market: This vibrant neighbourhood celebrates international flavours. Expect Jamaican patties, Mexican tacos, and vegan treats in a photogenic bohemian setting.
  • King Street West: Known for elevated cuisine and foodie favourites. Ideal for those seeking a refined culinary evening after sightseeing.
  • Queen Street West Food Tour: This thriving street serves as a foodie strip. Restaurants here feature fusion dishes from Korean-Mexican to plant-based delights.

Location: Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)

Getting Your Culture Fix

Downtown is a cultural hotspot for anyone seeking inspiration. You’ll find world‑class galleries, indie shows, and historic venues at basically every corner, including:

  • Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO): Home to Canadian and Indigenous collections as well as European masterpieces. Its iconic wooden facade and large galleries are a showpiece of Toronto culture.
  • TIFF Bell Lightbox: The flagship venue of the Toronto International Film Festival, it shows indie films, retrospectives, and Q&A sessions.
  • Royal Alexandra Theatre & Princess of Wales Theatre: In the main theatre district, catch a Broadway musical, local production, or cultural event. Architecture buffs will also appreciate the historic building designs.
  • Graffiti Alley (Rush Lane): This urban street art gallery runs south of Queen Street between Spadina and Portland. It’s a colourful outdoor display that feels like visiting an evolving cultural exhibit. 

Pet-Friendly Picks

Travelling with pets? No worries. The downtown core has pockets that welcome your four‑legged family member: 

  • David Crombie Park: A connected green space stretching from Queen to Queen’s Quay East. Dogs can walk the paths off‑leash at designated times. It’s relaxed and less crowded than big parks.
  • Clarence Square Dog Park: A small off‑leash park in the core, popular with local dog owners. It’s a social spot for both pets and owners and only steps from King and Bathurst.
  • Harbourfront Trails: Wide waterfront paths that welcome pets on a leash. The breeze off Lake Ontario is enjoyable for everyone, with benches along the route for rest.
  • Trinity Bellwoods Park (edge of Downtown): A popular city dog spot with open lawns and shaded areas. There are dozens of pet‑friendly patios that line nearby Dundas Street West.

For Corporate and Business Travellers

Downtown Toronto is well set up for bleisure (business + leisure) travel. These are some locations to take note of as you go around: 

  • PATH Network: The world’s largest underground pedestrian network, connecting office towers and transit stations. Ideal for those moving between client meetings or avoiding bad weather while on the go.
  • Union Station/Front Street Ride: Toronto’s transit hub links corporate offices with fast access to VIA Rail, GO Transit, and the UP Express to Pearson Airport. 
  • Financial District Public Art Loop: Between meetings, take a walking tour of public sculptures on Richmond, Bay, and King Street. Great for a mindful break during a busy day.
  • BarChef on Queen Street West: Known for its immersive cocktail experiences and molecular mixology, this upscale lounge is ideal for business travellers looking to decompress.

Discover the City and Relax with DelSuites

Downtown Toronto is calling. Now that you know what to see in Downtown Toronto, you’ll see that the options are as diverse as the area itself.

After a packed itinerary, where you stay matters. With DelSuites, you don’t need to choose between comfort and convenience. Our fully furnished luxury rentals across the Greater Toronto Area offer everything you need to feel at home while you travel.

Whether you’re here for business, a family getaway, or anything in between, DelSuites makes your Toronto stay smooth from start to finish. Reach out today to plan a stay that fits your trip.

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Downtown Toronto Apartments: Stay Close to the Heart of Toronto

February 25, 2025
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Toronto is one of the world’s most recognizable cities. With a multicultural and diverse undersetting, you can often see Toronto posing as other cities, like New York and Detroit in movies and television. 

Many production studios film projects here, many corporations have offices here, and many people immigrate here from around Canada and the rest of the world. 

Choosing which downtown Toronto apartment to stay in for your trip can really dictate the experience you have, cut down commute and help you explore and enjoy your trip even more.

Downtown Toronto Is In The Centre of the Action

The shared culture and diversity of Toronto means there is a wide variety of places to go and things to experience. In a way, Toronto culture is a condensed version of global culture.

Experience the Best of a Global City

Short-term rentals are the perfect solution for prospective condo owners and visiting working professionals to experience a global city like Toronto fully. 

Downtown Toronto is not only walkable, but it is also cyclist and bike friendly. If you would instead take transit, you are also in luck. Our transit lines run 24/7, and you can easily purchase a transit pass at machines and stations spread throughout the city.

Getting across town is a breeze. We have buses, subway trains, and streetcars available to you, ensuring that you will get from our suites to your destinations in record time.

Toronto has many architectural and cultural achievements you can view, like Casa Loma, the Harbourfront, Little Italy, city parks, and more.

Providing A Clean and Healthy Stay To Our Guests

Providing a clean, healthy, and safe living experience to our clients is paramount. Safety is our top priority, and our ability to quickly pivot and offer our guests these and other services shows our commitment to you and your experience while staying with us.

We also offer travel flexibility for new reservations, in-house reservations, and third-party reservations, with generous cancellation and rebooking policies. 

Discover the DelSuites Difference

Toronto is still alive, hustling, and bustling. Toronto continues to demonstrate why it’s considered a world-class city. 

We take pride in our ability to offer bespoke furnished short-term rentals to clients in Toronto. Look at our listings for downtown Toronto on our website, and contact us today to begin the process of becoming a DelSuites customer.

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Tips for a Healthy Workplace

February 20, 2025

Healthy workers are more productive workers – so what can you do to create a healthy workplace? Here are some tips to ensure that everyone is performing at their best.

Stretch Often

Stretching will help to prevent back, neck and shoulder strain and it will also increase circulation which will improve alertness and brain function.

Encourage all of your employees to take regular breaks from their work and stretch. You might even want to organize a morning stretching session where everyone starts their day with some stretches together.

Take Plenty of Breaks

Working too hard for long hours can cause burn-out and can make your employees tired, fed up and unable to concentrate. They will actually be more productive and alert and able to do quality work if they get regular breaks to recharge.

Create a breakroom area where your employees can go to recharge their batteries. It can have fun games to play, books to read, snacks, water and a few cozy places to sit. If you notice that one of your employees has been working on a project for a long time and they look a little bit tired or overwhelmed, encourage them to take a 15 minute break so that they can return to the work refreshed.

Provide Healthy Snacks

Instead of offering donuts and muffins in the break room and during meetings, why not provide your staff with healthy snacks instead? Sugary food will cause them to crash, but snacks such as fruit, nuts, crackers and vegetables with dip will give them energy to keep going.

Drink Water throughout the Day

Hydration is very important for health and drinking enough water throughout the day will help your employees in a number of ways. It will ensure that they are more alert, their immune systems are functioning well and they are able to concentrate better.
To facilitate your employees drinking more water you can place a water cooler in the office in a location that is convenient for everyone. Also, allow employees to keep water bottles at their desk so that they can sip water throughout the day.

Use Ergonomic Chairs

The human body isn’t designed to sit down for many hours per day and most ordinary chairs will cause a lot of strain on the back and hips. Also, being hunched over a computer monitor and typing on a keyboard without the right support can cause a lot of pain and discomfort.

It is worth investing in ergonomic chairs and keyboards for your office environment for a healthy workplace, as it will make a big difference when it comes to the comfort of your employees. Make sure that the chairs are adjusted to the right height and angle to ease strain on the back and shoulders, as this will be different for each employee depending on their height.

These are just a few of the ways that you can maintain a healthy workplace so that you can perform at your best.

Looking to stay downtown Toronto?

Whether you are planning a new expansion downtown Toronto or have been hired for a contract position, be sure to explore available short-term suites in Toronto today.

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