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Danforth, Toronto — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Danforth is a district of Toronto with a station under its own name and, in Ted Reeve Arena, one recorded building to fix it on the map.
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Where to stay in Danforth
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Rooms cluster nowhere inside Danforth, so the search widens to Toronto and the routes that feed back to Danforth Station. Ride in. Anyone here for an event at Ted Reeve Arena will find the district works better as a destination for the evening than as a base for the week, with Ontario's larger supply of beds sitting closer to the middle of the city.
Few places to stay in Danforth — most visitors book in Toronto nearby.
About Danforth
What are the main landmarks in Danforth?
Ted Reeve Arena is the whole of it. The record attaches one building to Danforth, a sports hall rather than a museum or a monument, which means the district reads as somewhere people travel to for a fixture rather than for a facade, and it is the only entry the heritage list carries here. Everything else is street.
What is the history of Danforth?
Danforth's story is not written down separately from Toronto's. What the record does hold is a station name and Ted Reeve Arena, two markers of a district that grew as part of the city rather than as a settlement with a charter of its own in Ontario. No founding year is listed.
In Canada's records the district appears under Toronto, and nothing older than the city attaches to it.
Where is Danforth?
Danforth lies within Toronto, in Ontario, a district defined more by its station and its arena than by any water or high ground the record names.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Danforth?
Toronto: a week's base with a ride out to Danforth.
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Updated August 2026