Toronto's most welcoming and inclusive boutique hotel — The Anndore House is the heart of the Church-Wellesley Village with 113 rooms designed around warmth, colour, and comfort. The Constantine restaurant, the rooftop patio, and the hotel's position in the Village make it a beloved destination for LGBTQ+ travellers.
Neighbourhood: Church-Wellesley Village · Address: 15 Charles St E, Toronto, ON M4Y 1S1 · Hours: 24 hours | Check-in 3pm | Check-out 12pm · Price Range: $$ · Phone: (416) 924-1222 · Website: https://www.theanndorehouse.com/ · Rating: 3/5 · Editorial status: Not yet verified
The Anndore House is a welcoming home base right in the Church-Wellesley Village, with stylish rooms and on-site restaurant Constantine serving serious Mediterranean fare. It’s hands down one of the most inclusive hotels in Toronto for LGBTQ+ travellers.
Unlike most chain hotels, The Anndore House feels more like a friend’s urban loft with turntables in the rooms, exposed brick, and a creative indie vibe. The entire staff actively embraces the local LGBTQ+ community and the on-site salon/barber adds a cool, laid-back social touch you rarely see elsewhere.
The Anndore House typically runs $$ per night depending on season and room type. Boutique hotels in Toronto often have dynamic pricing — booking 3-4 weeks ahead usually secures the best rate. Shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October) offer better value than peak summer.
The Anndore House is located in Church-Wellesley Village, with local restaurants, cafes, and shops within walking distance. Wellesley Station (Line 1).
The Anndore House works well for couples seeking a romantic Toronto stay. The Constantine restaurant adds a special touch. The inclusive, colourful, village-rooted boutique — the warmest hotel energy in toronto creates an intimate atmosphere. Request a higher floor room for the best views.
Constantine restaurant is the standout experience — the rooftop patio, the Village neighbourhood walk, the hotel pride events in June. Book any special experiences in advance, especially during peak season.
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