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Gladstone House on Queen Street West at dusk

Upstairs at
Gladstone House

In the heart of West Queen West, Gladstone House is a cultural landmark where history, art, and community intersect. Cassette is its newest spot: stay upstairs, then come down for dinner and a show.

Make a night of it

A night at Gladstone House

Dinner and a show downstairs, a room upstairs, and brunch in the morning. Here’s how the night goes.

  1. A long table of friends sharing plates at Cassette

    Early evening

    Dinner downstairs

    Start at Cassette: diner classics with a modern spin, a standout martini list, and a wine program that surprises.

    Dinner Tuesday to Saturday from 6pm.

    Reserve a table
  2. Singers performing on Cassette's stage in front of a red curtain

    Showtime

    Then the stage

    Live music, karaoke, comedy, and local acts keep the room going after dinner. There’s always something on.

    Walk-ins welcome; ticketed shows say so on their listing.

    See what’s on
  3. A Studio Queen guest room with a sink, hanging rack, and a window onto the street

    1 of 5: A Studio Queen guest room with a sink, hanging rack, and a window onto the street

    Lights out

    Stay upstairs

    Boutique rooms that blend historic charm with modern comfort: high ceilings, original work by local artists, luxury linens, and blackout blinds. As a restored historic building, every room is a little different.

    Studio Queen180 sq ft

    Eurotop queen bed, sleeps two

    Book direct for website-only rates and packages, plus 500 Aeroplan points on select offers. Booking five rooms or more? Ask Gladstone House about a group discount.

  4. A burger and an orange spritz at Cassette

    Morning after

    Weekend brunch

    Come back down for eggs, French toast, shakshuka, and a Caesar or a mimosa to go with it.

    Saturday and Sunday, 7am to 3pm.

    See the brunch menu

Since 1889

Toronto’s longest continuously operating hotel.
Recognized in
The Michelin Toronto Hotel Guide

Gladstone House has been welcoming guests on Queen Street West since 1889, and after an extensive renovation it’s open again. Light hardwood floors, restored exposed brick, and locally curated art run through the building, while lighting that shifts through the day brings it into the present.

It has kept evolving for generations while holding on to the character that made it a landmark: a home away from home for locals and travellers alike.

Around the corner

West Queen West

Step out into one of Toronto’s most creative neighbourhoods: independent shops, restaurants, galleries, and a community all its own.

1214 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON M6J 1J6 (get directions in Google Maps, opens in a new tab)

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