Kimpton Saint George Hotel, an IHG Hotel
1 King: cheapest in January, priciest in September
Sleeps 3
- Typical night
- $361
- Lowest
- $183
- Jan 6
- Highest
- $617
- May
- Cheapest month
- January
Per night for a 1-night stay, 2 guests, taxes included. Priced direct. Checked Nov 6.
Create account to trackTypical night by month, 1 King
| Jancheapest | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Seppriciest | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$210 | $358 | $255 | $293 | $429 | $400 | $397 | $455 | $517 | $323 | $220 |
Kimpton Saint George Hotel, an IHG Hotel prices per night
The 1 King at Kimpton Saint George Hotel, an IHG Hotel typically costs around $361 a night, ranging from $183 to $617 across the next 12 months. January is its cheapest month and September its priciest. Rates are per night for two guests, re-priced nightly.
How much does Kimpton Saint George Hotel, an IHG Hotel cost per night?
For the 1 King, the room shown above, around $361 a night on the 12-month forward curve. The cheapest nights we have seen are $183; the priciest $617. Other rooms have their own figures.
When is Kimpton Saint George Hotel, an IHG Hotel cheapest?
For the 1 King, January; September is its priciest month. Other rooms can bottom out in different months. Set a target on the exact room and we email you when the rate drops to it.
About the hotel
The aesthetic of Kimpton Saint George brings to mind Toronto’s heritage of craftsmanship and its evolving identity as a dynamic modern hub. Authentic flourishes, like custom art and furniture pieces from local artists and artisans, illustrate the distinctive identity (with a touch of irreverence) that makes Torontonians and travelers alike fall hard for the city. In each of our 188 guestrooms, including 20 suites and one Presidential Suite, we’ve created a haven for our guests meant to evoke the neighbourhood’s heritage residences. Clever touches, like carefully layered collected sculptural furnishings, complement a soothing palette of moody blues, greens and grays juxtaposed with warmer tones. It all comes together to create a visual narrative that immerses guests in elements of true Toronto.
