Hilton Toronto is a hotel at 145 Richmond Street West, in the downtown core close to Nathan Phillips Square, Old City Hall, and the Eaton Centre. Booking and travel listings place the entrance within a short walk of Osgoode subway station. This guide covers the neighborhood around the address and how to reach it by TTC, UP Express, and GO Transit. It leaves out room rates and star ratings, which could not be sourced from Hilton’s own pages.
The hotel and its address
Travel listings give the address as 145 Richmond Street West, postal code M5H 2L2, and place the hotel in the Financial District. Those listings also report that it has several hundred rooms, with one stating 600. Hilton’s own page for the property timed out when fetched, so room counts, restaurant names, and check-in times are not repeated as facts. For amenities, the hotel’s own page is the reference. Its spa listing tells guests to visit our spa for a rejuvenating massage or facial, so check the treatment menu, hours and booking rules there before you plan around it.
What stands nearby
The streets around Richmond and University Avenue hold several of the city’s older public buildings.
- Nathan Phillips Square and the modern City Hall, opened in 1965, are northeast of the hotel. Listings describe the walk as under 10 minutes.
- Old City Hall, the Romanesque Revival courthouse at Queen and Bay, faces the square. The site has a separate article on it.
- Osgoode Hall, the long-standing home of the Law Society, stands on Queen Street West. See the site’s article.
- The Eaton Centre shopping complex lies to the east along Queen and Yonge.
Distances stated by booking sites are approximate and differ between listings, so they are given only as short walks.
The PATH network
The City of Toronto describes the PATH as a mostly underground pedestrian walkway of more than 30 kilometers (about 19 miles) with restaurants, shops, and services, linked to transit and used by more than 200,000 commuters on business days. It runs under many private buildings, which is why signs and opening hours vary. Whether a particular entrance connects directly to this hotel should be checked on the PATH map or with the hotel.
Getting there by transit
| From | Route |
|---|---|
| Pearson Airport | UP Express from Terminal 1 to Union Station. Pearson’s site gives the trip as 28 minutes, with trains every 15 minutes. |
| Union Station | Line 1 subway to Osgoode station, then a short walk. This is about two stops up the University side of the line. |
| Suburbs by GO | GO trains and buses reach Union Station or the nearby bus terminal; the walk or subway ride continues from there. |
Fares and timetables change. The TTC, UP Express, and GO Transit pages carry the current ones.
Frequently asked questions
What is the address of Hilton Toronto?
Travel listings give 145 Richmond Street West, Toronto, M5H 2L2. Hilton’s own page should be used to confirm it.
Which subway station is closest?
Osgoode station is listed as the nearest, at roughly 0.2 to 0.4 kilometers according to booking listings.
How far is Nathan Phillips Square?
Listings describe it as a walk of under 10 minutes. Exact figures vary between sources.
How does a traveler get there from Pearson Airport?
UP Express runs to Union Station in 28 minutes per Pearson’s site. From Union, Line 1 reaches Osgoode station.
Last verified: October 2026
Sources
- Toronto Pearson, UP Express
- City of Toronto, PATH downtown pedestrian walkway
- Hilton Toronto, property page
- Booking listing, Hilton Toronto
Related reading
- Old City Hall history
- Osgoode Hall history
- Toronto City Hall, 1965
- Union Station
- Visiting Toronto: landmarks, districts and where to start
Cite this page
APA: History of Toronto. (2026, October 27). Hilton Toronto and Its Downtown Surroundings, From TTC to PATH. https://historyoftoronto.ca/blog/toronto-canada-hilton-the-perfect-destination-for-a-memorable-stay
MLA: “Hilton Toronto and Its Downtown Surroundings, From TTC to PATH.” History of Toronto, 27 Oct. 2026, https://historyoftoronto.ca/blog/toronto-canada-hilton-the-perfect-destination-for-a-memorable-stay. Accessed .
Chicago: History of Toronto. “Hilton Toronto and Its Downtown Surroundings, From TTC to PATH.” Last modified October 27, 2026. https://historyoftoronto.ca/blog/toronto-canada-hilton-the-perfect-destination-for-a-memorable-stay.
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