InterContinental TORONTO CENTRE

Hotel Description:

Located in the heart of dynamic downtown Toronto, the InterContinental Toronto Centre is ideally situated for exploring one of Canadas most diverse cities. Within steps of the entertainment, and theatre districts and conveniently located near the Air Canada Centre Rogers Centre and CN Tower. The Hotel offers the perfect combination of contemporary features and modern elegance designed to fulfill every need of the global traveler. Each of the hotels 586 guest rooms and suites are well Appointed and include complimentary access to the onsite indoor pool and fitness; The Spa InterContinental and the 4 Diamond Azure Restaurant and Bar provides the luxurious finishing touches to create your memorable and rewarding visit.

Check In:  3:00 PM
Check Out:  12:00 PM

Native currency:  Canadian Dollars
Number of floors:  25
Number of rooms:  586
Number of suites:  70
Time zone:  GMT

Restaurants:

Aroma Fine Indian: To spice up his delicious dishes, the chef uses whole Indian spices as opposed to the regular pre-ground. The butter chicken is a must. On the second floor of the Entertainment District's restaurant strip. Delicious, well-presented and beautifully serve
Christina's: Enjoy live Greek music and belly dancers on Friday and Saturday nights. This is a hot spot in Greek Town, an area that locals refer to as The Danforth. The food is great and the heated patio is open all year round.
Rodney's Oyster Bar: Although the oyster bar does not take reservations, wait for an available stool and enjoy the charm of the oyster shuckers at work. A casual atmosphere with some of the freshest oysters, clams and lobster in the city.
Lucien: Inventive cuisine blends with classic dishes using local product. The cozy restaurant is perfect for a family celeberation, a romantic or business dinner or for solo diners who wish to eat at the bar.
Marche: This restaurant is open from 7am to 2am all year round. The appeal of this restaurant is the set-up. Like a food market, customers are allowed to shop for their food; variety and freshness are key.
360 - CN Tower: Ask to visit their award-winning wine cellar. The highest wine cellar in the world. This world-famous revolving restaurant has a fabulous fixed-priced three or four-course meal which matches the exceptional view.
C5: A reservation one hour before sunset would show off this incredible room in various lighting. Afternoon tea is served most days and lunch from Tuesday to Saturday but dinner is only served on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. C5 is architecturally stunning
Pure Spirits Oyster Bar and Grill: In the summer time, choose one of the tables on the large patio and you may be able to take in some live music while your dinner arrives hot off the barbeque. The restaurant used to be the shipping room for the whiskey that was distilled there over 100 y
Rectory Café: They have a wonderful tea list. A perfect place to catch the sunset. Hours vary with the change of seasons. Great spot to stop and enjoy lunch, afternoon tea or dinner. A must for anyone spending time on the islands.
The Fifth Grill: The experience starts with a freight elevator ride that takes you to the fifth floor of this converted warehouse space. Find this luxurious rooftop oasis in the heart of clubland. The food is exquisite in this elegant room and features a roof top jazz ba
Azure Restaurant: Under a canopy of glass, offering views of the Toronto cityscape, Azure Restaurant is a showcase of contemporary Canadian cuisine inspired by the rich culinary tapestry that is the heart of Toronto. It features the city’s finest progressive cuisine, serv
Azure Lounge: As the sun goes down, the Azure Lounge and Bar at the InterContinental Toronto Centre takes on the warm ambience of cozy jazz lounges in the back-lit grandeur of Stuart Reid's Liquid Veil.

Recreation:

Indoor/outdoor connecting pool
Fitness center on-site
Sauna
Whirlpool
Children's program - Kids Zone Room Friday to Sunday Open from 9:00am to 8:00pm. Enjoy a selection of games for Nintendo, Wii and play station 3 Coloring books with crayons, puzzles, story books free use on the swimming pool located on the third floor of the hotel

Room Info:

Meeting Facilities:

Ballroom A:
Ballroom B:
Ballroom A&B:
Caledon:
Oakville:
Caledon & Oakville:
Conquest:
Grenadier:
Haliburton:
Halton:
High Park:
Humber:
Kingsway:
Lower Level Boardroom:
Niagara:
Ontario:
Ontario & Niagara:
Sapphire:
Turquoise:
Sapphire &Turquoise:
Simcoe:
Visionary:
Wellington:
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Hotel Amenities:

(additional fees may apply to certain amenities)

• ATM/Cash machine
• Bathtub
• Color television
• Currency exchange
• Electrical adaptors available
• Hairdryer
• Housekeeping - daily
• Interior corridors
• Live entertainment
• Pet-sitting services
• Public area air conditioned
• Safe deposit box
• Shoe shine stand
• Stereo
• Two-line phone
• Weight scale

• Accessible facilities
• Bell staff/porter
• Complimentary newspaper in lobby
• Desk with lamp
• Evening reception
• High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
• Housekeeping - weekly
• Ironing board
• Lounges/bars
• Pets allowed
• Rollaway bed
• Satellite television
• Shops and commercial services
• Storage space
• Valet parking
• Whirlpool

• Air conditioning individually controlled in room
• Cocktail lounge
• Concierge desk
• Direct dial telephone
• Executive floor
• High speed internet connection
• Ice machine
• Late check-out available
• Minibar
• Premium movie channels
• Room service
• Sauna
• Spare electrical outlet available at desk
• Telephone jack adaptor available
• Valet same day dry cleaning
• Wireless internet connection

• Bathrobe
• Coffee/Tea maker
• Cribs
• Dry cleaning
• Free newspaper
• Honeymoon suites
• Indoor pool
• Limousine service
• Pay per view movies on TV
• Private bathroom
• Safe
• Separate closet
• Speaker phone
• Tennis court
• Voice mail
• Wireless internet connection in public areas

Photo Gallery:

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Half a Day: City StrollHead East along Front Street into the older section of the city. Take in the beautiful architecture including the Flatiron Building on the corner of Front and Church Streets. Stop into St Lawrence Market for a bite to eat and go to the Distillery. Head no

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One Hour: Market GalleryTake a short walk over to the St Lawrence market and visit the second-floor Market Gallery. This gallery features historic photographs of the old city streets and culture. Enjoy a Canadian back-bacon sandwich from the vendors located on the main floor.

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Two Hours: Helicopter RideGet real close to the tip of the CN Tower by taking a breathtaking helicopter ride with Toronto's Helicopter Company. The flights are 7 or 14 minutes long (depending on your budget) and are reached by taking a short ferry crossing to the Toronto Island ai

China TownWest on Front Street and right on John Street takes you through the Entertainment District. Make a left on Queen Street West and browse the trendy and unique stores as well as the outdoor vendors. Make a right on Spadina Avenue and you'll find yourself in

Bata Shoe MuseumMadonna and Elton John both left a shoe here. North America's first shoe museum where over 100,000 shoes are housed in architect Raymond Morigama's award-winning five-storey structure. See footwear dating back 4,500 years. Thursday nights between 5:00pm a

Hockey Hall of FameThe Great Hall is usually a peaceful place but it can be disturbed by the sounds of the weeping ghost. A hockey fan's paradise. Have your picture taken with the Stanley Cup or spend time testing your own talents with the many interactive sports in the Hal

Ontario PlaceOntario Place is home to the Cinesphere, the world's first IMAX movie theatre that plays feature films during the winter. A globally acclaimed leisure and entertainment park on the shores of Lake Ontario. Highlights are Soak City, the Wilderness Adventure

One Hour: Harbour FrontA quick stroll down to the Harbour Front will bring you to the boardwalk overlooking Lake Ontario. Grab a coffee or have a drink on a patio as you daydream and look out at the hundreds of sailboats and touring boats on the lake. Before heading back to the

Two Hours: National Film BoardFor film buffs a visit to the National Film Board - Mediatheque - is a must. It houses six single and eight double custom-designed viewing stations with access to an impressive collection of animation, documentaries, short and feature films.

University of Toronto and QueensparkGo North on University Avenue and enjoy the beautiful landscaping on this street which is home to some of the finest hospitals in the world. At Queen Street you'll see the brand-new Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, home to the Canadian Opera C

Water FrontA 10-15 minute walk towards the waterfront will bring you to the Toronto Music Garden. There are seasonal, free outdoor performances by Canadian musicians and dancers of international repute as well as garden tours exploring the picturesque landscape that

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Half a Day: Niagara FallsDrive into Niagara Falls and enjoy one of the wonders of the world. In the summer it's alive with music festivals and the famous Maid of the Mist boat ride. In the winter, the beautiful Festival of Lights makes it a very special visit. You can also try yo

Half a Day: Toronto IslandsA visit to our historic Toronto Islands gives you stunning views of our beautiful city skyline. Walk the quaint paths of Wards Island's residential area, stop in at the Rectory Cafe for an afternoon tea, visit Centerville amusement park (seasonal) or wand

One Hour: Nicolas Hoare BookstoreIf you have been looking for the perfect book or just want to enjoy the calm atmosphere of a bookstore, visit Nicholas Hoare and find a concentration of fine coffee-table books like no other in the city.

Two Hours: Queen Street WestQueen Street West is just a ten minute walk from the hotel. From there, you could easily spend a few hours exploring the eclectic stores and cafes. During warmer weather, you will be entertained by a variety of different street performers with various, so

CN TowerTip: Best to visit the Tower between 9am and 11am before the crowds. Adult tickets are available at the concierge desk. The world's tallest freestanding building and modern wonder of the world. Be sure to check out the Skypod observation deck at 447 me

Ontario Science CentreVisit the Kids Park for children eight and under but stay away during the March break when it's very crowded. Informative entertainment with more than 800 interactive hands-on exhibits and an OMNIMAX Theatre. Displays explore botany, physics and chemistry

The Toronto ZooBook ahead and stay at the Bush Camp overnight. A splashpad is available so don't forget your swimsuits. A world-class zoo with over 5,000 animals representing 460 species. It's divided into six geographic regions: animals are displayed indoors in their t

Royal Ontario MuseumThe museum is half price on Fridays, 4.30-9pm and free on Wednesdays from 3:30 - 5:30pm.The Museum has just been transformed into the most talked-about architectural endeavour in Toronto's history. The new galleries are a must-see. Favourite exhibits for

Art Gallery of OntarioResently underwent a massive transformation designed by the world-renowned Toronto artist Frank Gehry. Highlights are the ever-changing visiting exhibits and the famous Canadian Group of Seven. Admission on Wednesday nights is free between 6:00pm and 8:30

Martin Goodman TrailThe Martin Goodman Trail is a short jog from the hotel and is a path for runners, cyclists and skaters to work up a sweat while enjoying the benefits of the cooler air off of the lake.

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Paramount Canada's WonderlandKeep an eye on the weather as the rides close when thunderstorms are in the area. Canada's premier theme park is just 45 minutes north of the city. Frightening rollercoasters, a spectacular 20-acre water park and fabulous live shows.

Casa LomaFind out about the entrepreneur who built the castle on the self-guided audio tour. Canada's foremost castle complete with decorated suites, secret passages, 800ft tunnel, towers, stables and beautiful five-acre estate gardens.

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