Spark by Hilton Toronto Mississauga
3 StarsOn-site sauna and fitness studio, Modern Spark by Hilton transformation
On-site sauna and fitness studio, Modern Spark by Hilton transformation
Heated indoor pool and dry sauna, Modernized fitness studio
Relaxing in-room jetted tubs, On-site fitness center
Dual heated swimming pools, Quest Restaurant and Bar
Indoor pool with Greek mythology theme, Regent Restaurant and Lounge
In-room wellness treatments, Boutique apartment-style suites
Heated indoor swimming pool, In-room whirlpool tub suites
Indoor pool and hot tub, Commuter-friendly Meadowvale location
Quiet airport-facing rooms, Heated indoor pool and hot tub
Quiet airport-view guest rooms, Heated indoor saltwater pool
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Motivity Cafe and Lounge
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Well-equipped fitness studio, Spacious family-friendly guestrooms
Moments Restaurant and Lounge, Dual-branded Marriott hotel concept
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Taza Grill and Bar
Continuous fitness and business access, Proximity to local dining
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, On-site 24-hour Denny's restaurant
Toronto Pearson Airport access, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Comprehensive 24-hour fitness studio
Heated indoor pool and whirlpool, Secure overnight parking
Heated indoor swimming pool, Spacious suites with whirlpool tubs
Saltwater pool with splash features, Ontario's first Burger Theory
Indoor pool and whirlpool, Contemporary ravine-view ballroom
Heated indoor salt water pool, Modern urban oasis concept
Aviation enthusiast runway views, Indoor pool and game zone
Heated indoor swimming pool, Modern corporate and leisure hub
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Postcard Restaurant & Bar, Indoor pool and whirlpool
Indoor heated swimming pool, Tandoor Chop House dining
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Driftwood Social Bar & Table
Sleek industrial-chic design, Direct Terminal Link train access
Heated indoor swimming pool, Airport Corporate Centre location
Aviation enthusiast runway views, Five-minute walk to Terminal 3
In-room jetted bathtubs, Essential business facilities
Heated indoor swimming pool, Modern airport transit hub
Heated indoor swimming pool, In-room whirlpool and fireplace
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Canada’s sixth largest city, Mississauga stretches along the banks of the Credit River and the shores of Lake Ontario, within shouting distance of Toronto and Niagara Falls. It is known for serene green spaces, picturesque waterfront trails, and superb shopping, but above all else, it’s known for its friendly, culturally diverse population: the locals speak over 130 languages! Hungry travellers can look forward to everything from tamales and blue lagoon soup to old-fashioned fish n’ chips, while tired travellers have their pick of places to sleep. Accommodations range from swish international chain hotels to vacation homes and simple roadside inns.
Unlike most Canadian cities, which began as small settlements or villages that then steadily grew over time, Mississauga was created by formally linking several villages together. Now considered neighbourhoods within a single city, these historic villages have retained their original names as well as their unique character. Mississauga’s “Village on the Lake,” Port Credit offers one of Canada’s most vibrant main streets and its largest freshwater marina, along with a string of nine waterfront parks and an exceptionally picturesque lighthouse. Founded in 1808, Clarkson Village is a particularly attractive destination for history buffs, who will not want to miss the Bradley Museum (circa 1830) or the Benares Historic House (circa 1857). Streetsville, known as “The Village in the City,” offers an elegant downtown well suited to a romantic night out, while the Village of Malton once made aviation history with the Jetliner and Avro Arrow. Though its airport is no longer, the international connections it once forged live on in Malton’s rich array of ethnic restaurants and shops.
Though the city is jam-packed with storefronts—there are 2,800 and counting!—Mississauga is particularly famous among Canadian shopaholics for the Square One Shopping Centre; the second largest in the country, it is home to over 320 stores, and is conveniently surrounded by well-known chain hotels at various price points. Nearby in Halton Hills, bargain hunting travellers will also find one of Ontario’s best outlet malls; the Toronto Premium Outlets offer over 80 stores, including luxury brands such as Burberry, Kate Spade, and Restoration Hardware. However, sightseers who love to “shop local” on vacation are similarly spoiled for choice in Mississauga; the upscale neighbourhood “villages” of Port Credit, Clarkson, and Streetsville each offer a wide variety of smaller retailers and specialty shops interspersed with nice local eateries, cafes, and antique dealers. And the Mississauga Chinese Centre, a beloved local landmark with an impressive traditional wooden gateway, is a must-stop if you are interested in authentic Asian food, clothing, or household items.
The Credit River, which winds through Mississauga on its way to Lake Ontario, is home to 79 species of fish including, most famously, salmon. The Great Ontario Salmon Derby, the largest inland water sport fishing competition in North America, lures thousands of competitive anglers here every year, and the river is also very popular for recreational fishing in all four seasons. Port Credit offers numerous salmon fishing boats and charters, but there is also plenty of room (and good fishing) along the river bank as well. Two of the best spots to cast a line, Erindale Park and J.C. Saddington Park, are also well worth a visit without a pole—and they are but two among hundreds! Mississauga is graced by 478 parks and 23 major trail systems. Locals are particularly fond of Kariya Park, a peaceful oasis in the downtown core, and avid gardeners should not miss the Brueckner Rhododendron Garden; this stunning woodland garden is at its best in May and June.
Mississauga is home to a dynamic, creative community, with six public art galleries and seven performing arts centres. Chief among these is the Living Arts Centre, a downtown landmark with three theatres; one of these is devoted to the popular Mississauga Symphony Orchestra, while the others host a full slate of performances ranging from drama and ballet to jazz, comedy, and international headlining acts. The facility also offers seven professional craft studios, exhibition spaces, and an in-house restaurant. Travellers who enjoy cultural events in the open air might also consider planning a visit to Celebration Square; the city’s award-winning public gathering place doubles as a concert venue or movie theatre on a regular basis, and is known as “festival central” throughout the year. Just don’t forget to pack your skates if you are visiting Mississauga in winter, when the square is transformed into the city’s biggest outdoor rink.
December is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Mississauga, with typical prices around $129 per night based on 108,763 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Mississauga are usually highest during June, with typical prices around $155 per night.
Hotel prices in Mississauga usually range from $93 per night to $222 per night, with typical prices around $141 per night.
Hotel prices in Mississauga are typically lowest in December at around $129 per night, rising to around $155 per night in June.
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In Mississauga, you might want to check out Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Mississauga, Sandman Signature Mississauga Hotel, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Toronto Airport West By Ihg, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mississauga-toronto Southwest By Ihg. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Mississauga, you might want to explore Hotel X Toronto, A Destination By Hyatt Hotel, The Queens Griffen. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Mississauga with your family, you could look at Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport by IHG, Hotel X Toronto, A Destination By Hyatt Hotel, Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Toronto International Airport, Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport By Ihg. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Mississauga, Homewood Suites by Hilton Toronto Airport Corporate Centre, Sandman Signature Mississauga Hotel, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mississauga-toronto Southwest By Ihg could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Mississauga, check out Hotel X Toronto, A Destination By Hyatt Hotel, Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport By Ihg, Delta Hotels Toronto Airport & Conference Centre, Hilton Mississauga/Meadowvale – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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