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 Your Toronto Bed and Breakfast Guest Accommodation
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Located in the downtown village, Dundonald House is the gay bed and breakfast guest house in Toronto!
The Church - Wellesley corner is center of the Toronto gay village-- Shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and public transportation, are all a quick three minute walk from our guest house.
Voted Best Bed and Breakfast 8 years in a row by the gay community, Dundonald House offers an oasis of calm in a busy yet exciting area of downtown.   From your Hosts...
Welcome to our downtown Toronto Bed and Breakfast! Not just another gay
accommodation, we strive to make you feel welcome, comfortable, relaxed and
safe during your stay with us. And you'll love our fantastic gourmet breakfasts we prepare from
scratch for you every morning!
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Every guest room features:
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Read unbiased review about our
Toronto bed and breakfast here! An Oasis in Toronto's Gay Village
Unique and Inviting
Imagine the fine linens and piles of soft pillows you'd find at a fine
Toronto hotel. Then take that room and put it on a quiet, secluded street in the heart of the gay village, inside a beautifully renovated 100 year old house.
Add two fun, friendly and attentive hosts to make sure you have all the comforts of home, in an atmosphere that's so charming and beautiful you'll feel relaxed enough to take off your shoes and put your feet up on the coffee table.
Pamper yourself in all the included "extras" from complimentary touring bikes, a fully outfitted workout room, a steam sauna, wireless internet and even a covered outdoor hot tub in the back garden! (please note hot tub is currently undergoing maintenance). Priced for every budget
Our 5 guest rooms will appeal to every Toronto traveler, for business or vacation,
for a bed for the night or a week long stay in a suite with a private bath. Come inside and have a look!
What's New
Upcoming Events...
Celebrate your lifestyle, your culture or even your favourite
four legged friend, whether you love theatre or dance, films, or music
there's a Toronto festival to celebrate who you are and what you love to do.
Grace Kelly: Movie Star to Princess
:: Running until January 22, 2012 :: TIFF Bell Lightbox
TIFF Bell Lightbox is bringing the iconic movie star's wardrobe and films to
town in a new exhibit about her glamourous life.
The show, which draws from The Grace Kelly Years exhibit in Monaco and the Grace Kelly: Style Icon show in London, will have gowns, artifacts and films from the legendary film star. The exhibition will include her Van Cleef & Arpels tiara, her 1955 Oscar for The Country Girl, letters from Alfred Hitchcock and her husband, Prince Rainier of Monaco, and childhood memories including homemade super 8 films. Her famous wedding dress is a permanent display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, so a replica made by the Monaco palace will be on hand, as well as photographs from the wedding. The exhibition will be paired with a film series focusing on iconic blondes, including Grace herself. The Hitchcock films Dial M For Murder, Rear Window, Vertigo, North by Northwest and The Birds will all be screened. Website: http://tiff.net/gracekelly Mary Poppins
::Running until January 8, 2012 ::Princess of Wales Theatre
Cameron Mackintosh (The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Les Misérables) and
Disney bring the popular stage adaptation of the beloved classic Mary
Poppins to Toronto. Featuring the story and songs from the film, with new
dance numbers and stagecraft.
Maya: Secrets of their Ancient World
:: November 19 to April 9, 2012 :: Royal Ontario Museum
The ROM's newest exhibit explores the interesting and mysterious Mayan
civilization.
Visitors will be able to learn about their Mesoamerican culture, which includes their complex calender, end of the world predictions and mysterious demise. Nearly 250 artifacts will be on display, from sculptures and masks to ceramics from Mayan temples and palaces. Many of these items are recent discoveries that have not been shown outside of Mexico. Website: http://www.rom.on.ca/maya 25 Things You Must Do
While in Toronto
You can't walk two blocks in the city without seeing a double-decker tour
bus or a billboard advertising a King Street musical. Hotel lobbies are
filled with pamphlets for obvious attractions like Toronto Maple Leafs games
or the Royal Ontario Museum -- and the CN Tower is pretty hard to miss --
but what if you want to see more than just the postcard-worthy parts of the
city?
For the real Toronto experience, take some pointers from someone who knows it inside and out. Toronto-loving editor Stacey McLeod picks the 25 things you've got to do before you head back home. Click here for details.
For a full list of Ontario Events Guide go to www.ontariotravel.net
TORONTO ALIVE WITH CULTURE For upcoming concert events,click
on Roy Thompson Hall www.masseyhall.com The Hummingbird Centre www.hummingbirdcentre.com or featuring the Phantom of the Opera at The Princess of Wales Theatre www.mirvish.com
REASON TO GO A new
opera house museum expansions, Soulpepper Theatre opened in the Distillery
District, make 2006 the year of culture in Toronto, go to the Art Gallery of
Ontario and see jewels, gems, paintings, sculptures and furniture once owned
by the Empres of Russia! www.ago.net
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Special Offers
   Perfect newlywed package or for anniversaries, we offer the perfect getaway beginning with Champagne and Chocolate covered strawberries upon arrival...King size suite, private bath...
Can be a delightful weekend package, enjoy breakfast in bed, complimentary champagne. Wine and Cheese Cocktail every night. King size suite, private bath...
Take a night off from the busy week. Continental breakfast in bed Wine and Cheese Cocktail from 5 to 7 pm King size suite, private bath...
Perfect for younger couples or those who'd love 5-star treatment with a budget price. Wine and cheese cocktail. Queen size bed in luxury room...
We Recommend for Good Eats
Charlie's Burgers
Who is Charlie ? And why so secret ?
Charlie's Burgers is not Toronto's first surreptitious supper club, but it may be its most upscale. To join the in-crowd, you go to their website (link below) and request to be sent a survey about your food fancies. You'll also be given a little bit more insight to what Charlie's is all about. After submitting your answeres - you may (or may not) be e-vited to dinner. Fret not - if you don't pass the test ... there's always Mickey Dees. Website: http://www.charliesburgers.ca
Sauvignon Bistro & Bakery
Sauvignon offers straight forward food with flare. One of Toronto's premiere French eateries. Located in the Beaches area, this restaurant cum bakery not only makes
its own bread and desserts daily, but the food offered is also fresh and first-class. As one would expect, a touch of sauvignon is the ongoing theme in this kitchen.
There's a pleasant pan-Mediterranean flavour to the cuisine. Dishes include linguini in sauvignon blanc sauce, goat cheese with pear poached in sauvignon, and pork
loin in balsamic fig sauce. New World wines form the major portion of the selection, with the most expensive Thirty Bench from Niagara.
Website: http://www.dine.to/sauvignon
 Fuzion
580 Church Street
Fuzion cuisine is a collection of world flavor and taste sensations that are sure to satiate the most discerning palate. From the organics of local farms to the
flavorsome imported cheeses of the St. Jacob's Amish Farmers, the menu presents a truly unique blend for the ultimate taste experience. Fuzion accommodates all
culinary desires and is available for dining, private dining, catering and special functions.
Website: http://www.fuzionexperience.com
 BYZANTIUM -
499 Church Street
One of the premier martini bars and restaurants in the city! Byzantium has enjoyed excellent reviews and acclaim both in Toronto and the United States. James Chatto
described Byzantium as one the places to "get shaken or stirred in Canada." The restaurant has been recently renovated to a chic urban lounge feel offering Sunday brunch,
dinner, martini bar, lounge and entertainment on Fridays & Saturdays.
Website: Click here Things to Do
 NIAGARA FALLS TOUR
Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls is a popular tourist attraction all year round. Over 14 million tourist visit the Canadian side of the falls each year. As a result, we are able to offer our tour from Toronto everyday including public holidays and during cold winter days.
The 8 hour tour departs from Dundonald House in the morning and returns to Toronto in the late afternoon.
Available everyday of the year. Click for info. Places to Shop
OUT ON THE STREET
551 Church Street, Toronto 
Since 1992, Out on the Street has expanded from 1 floor to 3 and now carries
everything from souvenirs, gifts and cards to clothing, shoes and accessories.
As Church Street's true gay department store you can find everything for an outfit
from head to toe.
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