Baldwin Village Inn
If only there were more small, affordable, family-run hotels in Toronto like the Baldwin. This charming, friendly bed-and-breakfast is located on the equally charming Baldwin Street, steps away from trendy Queen West, Kensington, and Chinatown. It’s a historic, converted house with six rooms that are well-cared for; bathrooms are shared, and there’s a homey eat-in kitchen and a small garden in back. Reservations are a must. The owners, Roger and Tess, have four other inns scattered about the downtown, each with its own charms, and some equipped for long stays.
If only there were more small, affordable, family-run hotels in Toronto like the Baldwin. This charming, friendly bed-and-breakfast is located on the equally charming Baldwin Street, steps away from trendy Queen West, Kensington, and Chinatown. It’s a historic, converted house with six rooms that are well-cared for; bathrooms are shared, and there’s a homey eat-in kitchen and a small garden in back. Reservations are a must. The owners, Roger and Tess, have four other inns scattered about the downtown, each with its own charms, and some equipped for long stays.
