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Last reviewed: August 27, 2026 | Toronto | Hotel Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 27, 2026. Business status: Active.
Couples considering the Toronto Don Valley Hotel wedding venue can use this profile to review what the hotel currently documents about its reception spaces, catering and package inclusions. The official site presents Toronto Don Valley Hotel & Suites as a hotel in the North York district with facilities for meetings, weddings and social events.
The most wedding-specific option described is the Commonwealth Ballroom, a flexible, pillar-free room with a 28-foot ceiling. The hotel also lists the York Room, Salon and Valley Room among its event spaces. Capacity statements differ according to the space and type of event, so couples should treat the published figures as an initial guide rather than confirmation for a particular floor plan. This profile was last reviewed on August 27, 2026.
The hotel's official meetings and weddings page focuses on wedding receptions, packages, onsite catering and event rooms. It says wedding functions may range from intimate events for 10 people to gala functions for 350, and it describes an onsite wedding catering team that can provide customized wedding menus.
Published package inclusions include a banquet and reception venue for up to 350 people, special guest-room rates for overnight guests, an upgraded room for the bride and groom subject to availability, facilities for photography, facilities for a wedding ceremony and a customized website for the guest-room block. These are operator-published inclusions; couples should verify which remain part of the proposal offered for their date.
The Commonwealth Ballroom is the principal wedding space documented in detail. Its official page describes a 28-foot ceiling, no pillars or obstructions and the ability to divide the room into three breakout areas. That page gives a maximum capacity of 700 guests for the ballroom generally and identifies weddings among its uses.
The wedding-package description separately says the hotel's flexible reception space can accommodate 10 to 350 guests. This likely reflects reception or package arrangements rather than the ballroom's broad maximum, but the evidence does not define the layouts behind each figure. The York Room is listed for up to 250 guests, the Valley Room for up to 100 and the Salon for up to 12. The York Room can be divided into three breakout areas and is described as pillar-free, while the Salon is a boardroom with windows and natural light.
This property may suit couples seeking a Toronto hotel setting where a reception, ceremony facilities, catering and overnight accommodation can be discussed with one venue team. The official homepage places the hotel in the North York district, while the wedding page describes its setting as parkland in midtown Toronto.
The range of published room capacities may be relevant to couples planning anything from a small function to a large banquet. It may also be useful when out-of-town guests need accommodation because the wedding information mentions special guest-room rates and a customized room-block website. No transportation, parking, accessibility or minimum room-block terms were documented in the supplied evidence.
Documented features include a large ballroom with a high ceiling, divisible space and an unobstructed layout, along with onsite catering and accommodation-related package components. The availability of several event rooms gives couples more than one published capacity range to investigate.
There are practical evidence limitations. The official pages do not provide wedding floor plans, ceremony capacities, sample wedding menus, accessibility details, parking arrangements, décor rules or audiovisual inclusions in the supplied material. The different maximum figures shown for the Commonwealth Ballroom and wedding receptions also need clarification. These are matters to confirm with the hotel rather than assumed drawbacks.
Current wedding package prices are not published. The hotel calls its packages affordable, but that operator description does not establish a price or comparative value. Couples need a written proposal for their date, guest count, selected room, menu and service requirements.
The website says packages include a banquet and reception venue for up to 350 people, but it does not state minimum spending, deposits, taxes, gratuities, service charges, bar pricing, overtime costs or cancellation terms. Ask whether every listed inclusion applies to the requested package and whether any upgrades, staffing, rentals or room-block commitments cost extra.
The official meetings and weddings page directs enquiries to the Conference Services Team at 416-385-6706 or info@tdvhotel.com. Couples can use the site's Start Planning option when requesting information. An official postal address was not present in the supplied current pages, so the legacy listing address has not been repeated as verified.
A useful initial enquiry should include the preferred and alternate dates, expected guest count, ceremony and reception needs, desired room, meal format and accommodation estimate. Request a written breakdown that identifies the assigned spaces, included services, applicable fees and key deadlines.
Before booking, confirm which capacity applies to the planned setup. A seated dinner, dance floor, stage, ceremony arrangement and audiovisual equipment can each affect usable capacity. Couples should also ask whether the ceremony and reception can be held in separate rooms and what transition time is required if one room serves both purposes.
Verify the complete package contents and all financial terms in writing. The upgraded room is expressly subject to availability, and the website does not define guest-room rates or block conditions. Menu choices, dietary accommodation, bar service, vendor access, setup and cleanup responsibilities, accessibility, parking, décor restrictions, rehearsal access and backup plans should also be discussed directly with the Conference Services Team.
Yes. The official meetings and weddings page advertises wedding receptions, packages, onsite catering and event spaces for small and large weddings.
The ballroom page states a general capacity of up to 700 guests, while the wedding reception section describes wedding space for 10 to 350 guests. Couples should ask the hotel for the capacity that applies to their ceremony or reception layout.
The official site lists reception space for up to 350 people, special overnight guest-room rates, an upgraded room for the bride and groom subject to availability, customized menus, photography and ceremony facilities, and a customized website for the guest-room block. Confirm current inclusions in a written proposal.
Current wedding package prices are not published. Contact the Conference Services Team for a proposal based on the date, room, guest count, menu and other requirements.
Phone: 416-385-6706





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