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The Broadview Hotel

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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Toronto | Hotel Weddings |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. The Broadview Hotel is an active boutique hotel and event venue at 106 Broadview Avenue in Toronto. For couples researching a Broadview Hotel Toronto wedding venue, its official wedding information confirms dedicated wedding enquiries, an events and culinary team, several on-site spaces, guest rooms and options for related celebrations such as rehearsal dinners and post-wedding brunches.

The venue is in Toronto’s East End and is presented by the hotel as a setting for wedding celebrations rather than as a stand-alone banquet hall. Its official pages describe historic interior details, rooftop and terrace areas, food-and-beverage infrastructure, and accommodation on the same property. The information below distinguishes published details from items that require a proposal or direct confirmation.

Services and specialization

The Broadview Hotel accepts wedding enquiries through its wedding proposal form and events team. Its official wedding page describes a full-service wedding experience supported by event and culinary teams, with celebrations tailored to the couple’s taste and event details. The same page also identifies engagement parties, rehearsal dinners and post-wedding brunches as related occasions the hotel can accommodate.

Published wedding enhancements include the ability to facilitate a private bridal suite, groom’s lounge and preferred room rates for guest accommodations. These are planning options to discuss with the venue, not guaranteed inclusions. The hotel’s 58 guestrooms may also be relevant for a wedding party or travelling guests, subject to availability.

Wedding proposal request form and events-team enquiries
Event and culinary team for wedding celebrations
Engagement parties, rehearsal dinners and post-wedding brunches
Potential bridal suite, groom’s lounge and preferred guest-room rates

Service area and who it may suit

This is a Toronto venue at Broadview Avenue and Queen Street East, serving couples planning an urban hotel wedding in the city. The hotel’s wedding page describes it as an East End Toronto location, while its contact information places it in the M4M 2G1 postal area.

Published room configurations make the property relevant to several scales of celebration: private dinners in The Tower, seated receptions in Lincoln Hall, and cocktail-oriented events that use Lincoln Hall with the terrace or the Rooftop. Couples should select a space based on their service style and guest count rather than assuming every listed area has the same seated capacity or event format.

Toronto address with streetcar stops outside the hotel
Private dining, seated reception and cocktail-reception options
On-site rooms for eligible group-stay discussions

Published wedding spaces and configurations

Lincoln Hall is listed at 3,000 square feet with seating for up to 140 guests. The connected Lincoln Terrace is listed at more than 1,000 square feet and up to 90 standing guests. When booked together, Lincoln Hall and Lincoln Terrace are published for up to 250 guests at a cocktail reception. The space has indoor and outdoor custom bars, a covered heated patio, integrated sound and Wi-Fi.

The Rooftop is listed at 3,600 square feet, with up to 130 guests for an indoor cocktail reception and up to 200 when the outdoor patio and Tower are included. It has a glass pyramidal skylight, city and Don River views, a shared indoor/outdoor bar, sound and Wi-Fi. The Tower is a 440-square-foot private dining space for up to 20 seated guests. The Bistro + Bar is also named among the hotel’s wedding venues, but the wedding page does not publish a wedding-specific capacity for it.

Lincoln Hall: up to 140 seated guests
Lincoln Hall with Lincoln Terrace: up to 250 cocktail-reception guests
Rooftop: up to 130 indoor cocktail guests; up to 200 including patio and Tower
Tower: up to 20 seated dinner guests

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a historic hotel setting, five distinct wedding venue spaces according to the hotel’s wedding page, on-site guestrooms, bar infrastructure in the published event spaces, and the ability to enquire about wedding-related gatherings before or after the main celebration. Lincoln Hall’s exposed brick and steel-beam structure, the Rooftop’s skylight and the Tower’s vaulted ceiling and arched windows are specific built-in features described by the hotel.

The building’s heritage character also calls for practical planning. The hotel says that smaller passages and dimensions can create accessibility challenges; guest-suite bathrooms may not suit wheelchair users or people with limited mobility. It identifies the Rooftop and Bistro as accessible and notes an accessible washroom on the lower level by elevator. Hotel guest parking is limited and first-come, first-served, so transportation and accessibility requirements should be raised early.

Historic interior and rooftop features are documented, rather than inferred from reviews
Accessibility varies by area within the historic building
Limited overnight hotel parking requires advance planning

Pricing

Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The official wedding page asks couples to request a proposal, so a total, minimum spend, deposit structure, service charge, tax treatment and room-rate terms should be obtained directly from the events team.

The hotel’s general events page lists some non-wedding social packages at $75 per person, with a 20% service charge and 13% tax noted in the terms. Those packages are described for specific spaces and occasions, not as wedding packages; they should not be used as a wedding quote.

Request a written wedding proposal for current pricing
Confirm taxes, service charge, minimum spend, deposit and cancellation terms
Ask whether guest-room rates or suite/lounge arrangements apply to the proposed date

Contact and booking

For wedding and other event enquiries, contact the hotel’s events team at events@thebroadviewhotel.ca or submit the official wedding proposal form. The hotel lists its main telephone number as 416-362-8439. The enquiry form asks for an event date, start and end times, guest count, event type and whether guest rooms are required, which are useful details to prepare before contacting the team.

The venue’s address is 106 Broadview Avenue, Toronto, ON M4M 2G1, Canada. The hotel states that two streetcar stops are outside the door and that Broadview Station is approximately two kilometres north. These transit details may help couples communicate arrival options to guests, but event-specific access and loading arrangements should be confirmed with the venue.

Events email: events@thebroadviewhotel.ca
Telephone: 416-362-8439
Official wedding proposal form available on the hotel website

What couples should confirm

Ask which space is available for the preferred date and whether its published capacity applies to the intended layout. In particular, verify seated capacity and floor-plan feasibility for the Rooftop, the Bistro + Bar and any combined-space use, because the published figures are not interchangeable. Confirm the ceremony, cocktail, dinner and dancing plan; the official information does not publish a standard wedding floor plan or a complete list of included rentals.

Request the current food-and-beverage proposal and clarify menu format, bar service, staffing, service charge, tax, minimum spend, deposit, payment schedule and cancellation terms. Couples should also confirm guest-room availability and rates, the availability of a bridal suite or groom’s lounge, photography access for their booked event, parking or loading instructions, and accessibility requirements for guests and the wedding party.

Available space, event layout and final guest capacity
Wedding menu, bar package, costs and contract terms
Accommodation block, suite/lounge availability and accessibility plan
Photography, parking, loading and transit instructions

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Frequently asked questions

Does The Broadview Hotel accept wedding enquiries?

Yes. Its official site has a wedding proposal form and directs event enquiries to events@thebroadviewhotel.ca.

What is the largest published capacity for a Broadview Hotel wedding event?

Lincoln Hall and Lincoln Terrace together are listed for up to 250 guests for a cocktail reception. Lincoln Hall alone is listed for up to 140 seated guests. A proposed layout should be confirmed directly with the venue.

Can wedding guests stay at The Broadview Hotel?

The hotel lists 58 guestrooms and says couples can discuss preferred room rates for guest accommodations. Availability and any group-rate conditions require direct confirmation.

What accessibility information does the hotel publish?

The hotel says the Rooftop and Bistro are accessible, with an accessible washroom on the lower level via elevator. It also notes that the historic building has smaller passages and that guest-suite bathrooms may not suit some wheelchair users or guests with limited mobility.