The accommodations options in Ontario are numerous and diverse. In Ontario, accommodation means more than just a place to stay. Where you stay sets the tone for your entire holiday experience. Ontario offers a wide assortment of accommodations option to suit every lifestyle and budget. Visitors can choose from hotels, motels, country inns, resorts, lodges, bed and breakfasts, farm vacations and house boating. Whatever your mood – formal or casual – whatever your style – traditional or modern – or whatever your budget – basic or five-star – Ontario’s accommodation properties can satisfy your needs and tastes.

Most major chains have hotels in Ontario. There are also independently owned or boutique hotels – usually located in urban areas or along major roads. All offer great ambience, tradition, recreation, spa services, fine dining and modern décor. Please note that some establishments may not offer bar, lounge or licensed dining rooms. It’s advisable to call or email ahead to determine if you may enjoy your own purchased alcoholic beverages on site.

If you seek a ‘home-away-from home’ experience, fully-equipped, self-catering accommodations options in Ontario range from rustic cabins to luxury cottages, to private suites within B&Bs.

A short drive from urban centres, yet far enough from the city to allow you to immerse yourself in breathtaking natural settings, Ontario’s resorts are perfect for short, weekend or weeklong getaways. Resort hotels provide all the amenities of high-quality hotels with superb fine dining and a wide selection of soft outdoor activities. Resort lodges have a distinctly rustic character and usually offer a meal plan.

For those who enjoy fishing, cast your line at any one of the hundreds of fishing lodges across the province. Or, try a wilderness trip and board a plane for a fly-in fishing adventure.

Travelers seeking more economical or quaint bed-and-breakfast lodgings will not be disappointed because - by city and by region - Ontario is brimming with a vast array of B&Bs from exquisite Victorian homes to restored mills.

Camping in Ontario can be anything you want it to be. Provincial parks offer a variety of camping and vacation opportunities from full-service car campgrounds to the quiet solitude of unspoiled nature parks.