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InterContinental Toronto Centre

Toronto, Canada · InterContinental · Core Luxury

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Canadian National Railway opened L'Hôtel on Front Street West in 1984 as the last hotel built for CN Hotels, on Railway Lands meant for the unfinished Metro Centre beside the CN Tower. After the CN-CP hotels merger it became Crowne Plaza Toronto Centre in 1993, then InterContinental Toronto Centre in September 2003 following a C$21 million renovation. Oxford Properties bought the Metro Toronto Convention Centre complex hotel from Canada Lands in 2011 for C$225 million.

About InterContinental Toronto Centre

History

Canadian National opened L'Hotel in 1984, last of the CN Hotels. Crowne Plaza from 1993, InterContinental from September 2003. Oxford bought it in 2011.

The setting

On Front Street West beside the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and the CN Tower. This is InterContinental Toronto Centre, not a Yorkville or Distillery District hotel.

Restaurants and bars

Amenities

Awards

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