Hotels near Springhurst Beach ON (1694 Result(s))

The newly expanded Monte Carlo Inn Toronto West is conveniently situated in the heart of the commercial and financial district of Toronto West/Mississauga and minutes from downtown Toronto, Pearson International Airport and a host of restaurants, movie theaters and shopping malls. You will find that the re-designed Monte Carlo Inn Toronto West offers distinctive luxury with our whirlpool theme suites and business class functionality with our executive suites, featuring high-speed internet, king size beds and desk with ergonomic chairs. Whether your intentions are leisure or business, you will find that the convenient location, breathtaking attention to detail and long list of room amenities, will provide for the perfect combination of luxury, comfort and value.

Located in the heart of vibrant and historic Guelph, Ontario, this newly renovated 1881 hotel boasts 19 executive suites with a mix of old world charm and modern amenities. Well suited for the business traveler or out of town guest. A boutique, apartment-style 3 story walk-up, this charming and conveniently located gem should be the next place you book when you're in the area. Lovingly restored architectural and historical features, you will find the spacious and clean suites a breath of fresh air as past meets present. And the quirky check-in at the restaurant below very reminiscent of a small quaint European Inn. Definitely not your typical cookie-cutter hotel. With exposed stone feature walls, high ceilings, grand entry and hall-ways and unique decor in every suite, you won't be disappointed. Combine with accommodating and friendly staff, Western Hotel & Executive Suites will become your hotel of choice.

The seeds of St. Clare's Multifaith Housing are found in the group Toronto Action for Social Change (TASC). TASC was involved with a group of street youth who were arrested for squatting after being evicted from the squat where they had been living. After helping the youth deal with the justice system, TASC started to look for a way to build affordable housing where homeless people could live. This was the mid 1990s and social programs and funding for affordable housing were being cut. In the absence of an ongoing social housing program, the challenge was to find a way to secure property, funding and financing. No small chore. TASC incorporated a legal entity, applied for a charitable status, and St. Clare's Multifaith Housing was created. St. Clare's recognized that the costs of building from scratch would be prohibitive, and so the group set about trying to acquire existing properties suitable for conversion to apartments