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The Drake is a necessary stop when out with great people. Conveniently located on Queen St. West, and well known throughout the entire city.
The service is always great and with all the different atmospheres offered almost anyone can find something they like inside the Drake hotel.
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Inns near Merchandise Building Toronto ON in Toronto, ON (120 Result(s))
1.6 km
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1.5 km
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Eating at the Drake - a West Queen West boutique hotel that embraces art and culture with its every breath - actually takes place across several distinct spaces. The Drake Lounge is a hotbed of energetic consumption - not only of food, but of art (the walls are an ever-changing gallery), and events like trivia tournaments and oyster-shucking shows. The corner Café is a respite for busy urbanites who can appreciate the sublime simplicity of a blueberry scone and a cup of dark roast. And the Sky Yard is an all-season rooftop patio that has its own satellite cocktail bar. Across the board, the homespun menus change with the seasons, but the emphasis is always on making dining fun.
4.1 km
The Drake opened in 1890 as D. A. Small's Hotel. At the time, the area was a major Canadian Pacific Railway hub that linked downtown with the lakeside summer homes of Toronto's western beaches. For the next half century, the Hotel transitioned through several owners and names including Hotel Cecil and the Stardust.