| North America > Canada > Ontario > Cochrane > Best Western Swan Castle Inn |
|
Best Western Swan Castle Inn 189 Railway Street Cochrane, ON P0L 1C0 Nightly Rates (104.60 - 116.23) 2 Star |
|
| Property Description | |
| This award winning Cochrane, Ontario hotel offers a variety of amenities and is close to many local attractions including the #1 Snowmobile trails in the world~ Discover the Best Western Swan Castle Inn, where top notch service and amenities are priority. Located in the heart of Cochrane, Ontario near the Trans-Canada Highway, this award winning hotel provides guests with convenient access to a variety of activities including the #1 snowmobile trails in the world, swimming, fishing, golf, hiking and camping. The Best Western Swan Castle Inn offers both spacious standard guest rooms and business class rooms. Each well-appointed guestroom features a refrigerator, cable satellite television and high-speed Internet access. Hotel guests are welcome to a complimentary continental breakfast each morning. Other hotel amenities include a whirlpool hot tub, exercise facility, meeting space, some business services and wedding services. The hotel is within walking distance of many local shops and restaurants on Main Street as well as Commando Lake, which offers beaches and beautiful wildlife. Families especially will enjoy taking a ride on the Polar Bear Express or visiting the brand new Polar Bear Habitat and Heritage Village. Other nearby attractions includes the Cochrane Pioneer and Railway Museum, Green Water Park and Tim Horton Arena. Cochrane is also home to a variety of events throughout the year such as the Cochrane Winter Festival, May Run Fishing Derby and Summerfest. Make a reservation today and save at the Best Western Swan Castle Inn! |
|
| Amenities | ||
|
|
|
| Room Information | |
|
* 2 Queen Beds * Smoking Room * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Refrigerator * Continental Breakfast * 2 Queen Beds * No Smoking * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Refrigerator * Continental Breakfast * 1 Queen Bed * Smoking Room * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Refrigerator * Continental Breakfast * 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Refrigerator * Continental Breakfast * Suite-1 King Bed * No Smoking * Second Bed Is A Sofabed * Fireplace * Jacuzzi * Refrigerator * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Continental Breakfast * 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * Second Bed Sofabed * Business Class * Refrigerator * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Continental Breakfast * 1 Queen Bed * No Smoking * Second Bed Sofabed * Handicapped Room * Refrigerator * Wireless Hi Speed Net * Continental Breakfast |
| Rate Disclaimer | |
| Indicative rates are a year round range for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons, or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation. |
| Miscellaneous Information | |
|
|
| Directions | |
| From: Toronto. Start out going SOUTHEAST on UNIVERSITY AVE / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11A toward PEARL ST. Turn SLIGHT LEFT to stay on UNIVERSITY AVE / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11A. Turn RIGHT onto YORK ST / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11A. Merge onto GARDINER Expressway W toward QEW. Take the Highway-427 exit- EXIT 139- toward Highway-401. Merge onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 427 N. Merge onto Highway-401 EXPRESS E. Take the Highway-400 exit toward BARRIE. Merge onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 400 N. Take PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 N toward ORILLIA / NORTH BAY. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto ALGONQUIN AVE / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 N / TRANS CANADA Highway W. Continue to follow PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 N / TRANS CANADA Highway W. Stay STRAIGHT to go onto 3RD AVE / PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 579. Turn RIGHT onto 3RD ST.Turn LEFT onto 6TH AVE. End at Cochrane, ON P0L 1C0, CA From: North Bay. Start out going NORTHEAST on FISHER ST / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11B / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17B toward MCINTYRE ST E. Continue to follow FISHER ST / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17B. Turn LEFT onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17 / TRANS CANADA Highway. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto ALGONQUIN AVE / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 N / TRANS CANADA Highway W. Continue to follow PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 N / TRANS CANADA Highway W. Stay STRAIGHT to go onto 3RD AVE / PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 579. Turn RIGHT onto 3RD ST. Turn LEFT onto 6TH AVE. End at Cochrane, ON P0L 1C0, CA From: Sudbury. Start out going EAST on BRADY ST / RR-49 toward PARIS ST / RR-80. Turn LEFT onto PARIS ST / RR-80. Turn LEFT onto ELM ST / RR-55. Continue to follow ELM ST. ELM ST becomes RR-35. RR-35 becomes PROVINCIAL ROUTE 144. Turn RIGHT onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 101. Turn LEFT onto PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 655. Turn RIGHT to stay on PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 655. Turn RIGHT onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 / TRANS CANADA Highway. Turn LEFT onto 3RD AVE / PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 579. Turn RIGHT onto 3RD ST. Turn LEFT onto 6TH AVE. End at Cochrane, ON P0L 1C0, CA From: Thunder Bay. Start out going NORTH on MAY ST S / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11B / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17B toward DONALD ST E. Continue to follow PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11B / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17B. Turn LEFT onto HARBOUR Expressway. Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 E / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17 E / THUNDER BAY EXPY / TRANS CANADA Highway E. Continue to follow PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 E / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 17 E / TRANS CANADA Highway E. Turn LEFT onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 / TRANS CANADA Highway. Turn LEFT onto 3RD AVE / PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 579. Turn RIGHT onto 3RD ST. Turn LEFT onto 6TH AVE. End at Cochrane, ON P0L 1C0, CA From: Timmins. Start out going EAST on ALGONQUIN BLVD E / PROVINCIAL ROUTE 101 toward PINE ST S. Turn LEFT onto PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 655. Turn RIGHT to stay on PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 655. Turn RIGHT onto PROVINCIAL ROUTE 11 / TRANS CANADA Highway. Turn LEFT onto 3RD AVE / PROVINCIAL SECONDARY ROUTE 579. Turn RIGHT onto 3RD ST. Turn LEFT onto 6TH AVE. End at Cochrane, ON P0L 1C0, CA Local Airport 5 kilometers, Secondary Airport 100 kilometers, International Airport 700 kilometers |
| Guarantee Policy | |
| You must use a credit card to book online. |
| Cancellation Policy | |
| Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification. |
|
* Across the street from Station Inn, Canadian * ¼ mile from Spinning Wheel Restaurant, Italian steak/seafood * ¼ mile from Mandarin, Chinese * ¼ mile from J.R. Bar-B-Q Ranch, steaks/ribs * 1 kilometer(s) from Norbord Industries * 1 kilometer(s) from Tembec Inc. * 2 kilometer(s) from Lady Minto Hospital * 2 kilometer(s) from Lee Golf Club * 2 kilometer(s) from Curling Club and cross country skiing * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins * 125 kilometer(s) from Kapuskasing * 380 kilometer(s) from Sudbury * 380 kilometer(s) from North Bay * .01 kilometer(s) from the main shopping street * .01 kilometer(s) from Commando Lake, beaches, swimming, trout fishing and visit our swans or feed the ducks * .01 kilometer(s) from Cochrane Pioneer and Railway Museum * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Museum, see some of the memorabilia that has been collected about this great hockey player born in Cochrane * .01 kilometer(s) from two banks and ATM banking machines * .01 kilometer(s) from Travel Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Car Rental Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Empire Theater, Where famous up-to-date movies are shown nightly * .01 kilometer(s) from Provincial Court House * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Arena, for hockey enthusiasts * 1 kilometer(s) from Norbord Industries, company * 1 kilometer(s) from Tembec Inc., company * 1 kilometer(s) from Chimo, The Polar Bear and town mascot where you can get your picture taken * 2 kilometer(s) from Lady Minto Hospital * 2 kilometer(s) from the brand new Polar Bear Habitat & Heritage Village * 2 kilometer(s) from Lee Golf Club, where you can take in 9 holes of golf * 2 kilometer(s) from Curling Club and cross country skiing * 10 kilometer(s) from Hunta Museum of Days Gone By * 10 kilometer(s) from Greenwater Park, For hiking on the nature trails and camping * .01 kilometer(s) from the main shopping street * .01 kilometer(s) from Commando Lake, beaches, swimming, trout fishing and visit our swans or feed the ducks * .01 kilometer(s) from Cochrane Pioneer and Railway Museum * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Museum, see some of the memorabilia that has been collected about this great hockey player born in Cochrane * .01 kilometer(s) from two banks and ATM banking machines * .01 kilometer(s) from Travel Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Car Rental Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Empire Theater, Where famous up-to-date movies are shown nightly * .01 kilometer(s) from Provincial Court House * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Arena, for hockey enthusiasts * 1 kilometer(s) from Norbord Industries, company * 1 kilometer(s) from Tembec Inc., company * 1 kilometer(s) from Chimo, The Polar Bear and town mascot where you can get your picture taken * 2 kilometer(s) from Lady Minto Hospital * 2 kilometer(s) from the brand new Polar Bear Habitat & Heritage Village * 2 kilometer(s) from Lee Golf Club, where you can take in 9 holes of golf * 2 kilometer(s) from Curling Club and cross country skiing * 10 kilometer(s) from Hunta Museum of Days Gone By * 10 kilometer(s) from Greenwater Park, For hiking on the nature trails and camping * .01 kilometer(s) from the main shopping street * .01 kilometer(s) from Commando Lake, beaches, swimming, trout fishing and visit our swans or feed the ducks * .01 kilometer(s) from Cochrane Pioneer and Railway Museum * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Museum, see some of the memorabilia that has been collected about this great hockey player born in Cochrane * .01 kilometer(s) from two banks and ATM banking machines * .01 kilometer(s) from Travel Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Car Rental Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Empire Theater, Where famous up-to-date movies are shown nightly * .01 kilometer(s) from Provincial Court House * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Arena, for hockey enthusiasts * 1 kilometer(s) from Norbord Industries, company * 1 kilometer(s) from Tembec Inc., company * 1 kilometer(s) from Chimo, The Polar Bear and town mascot where you can get your picture taken * 2 kilometer(s) from Lady Minto Hospital * 2 kilometer(s) from the brand new Polar Bear Habitat & Heritage Village * 2 kilometer(s) from Lee Golf Club, where you can take in 9 holes of golf * 2 kilometer(s) from Curling Club and cross country skiing * 10 kilometer(s) from Hunta Museum of Days Gone By * 10 kilometer(s) from Greenwater Park, For hiking on the nature trails and camping * .01 kilometer(s) from the main shopping street * .01 kilometer(s) from Commando Lake, beaches, swimming, trout fishing and visit our swans or feed the ducks * .01 kilometer(s) from Cochrane Pioneer and Railway Museum * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Museum, see some of the memorabilia that has been collected about this great hockey player born in Cochrane * .01 kilometer(s) from two banks and ATM banking machines * .01 kilometer(s) from Travel Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Car Rental Agency * .01 kilometer(s) from Empire Theater, Where famous up-to-date movies are shown nightly * .01 kilometer(s) from Provincial Court House * .01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Arena, for hockey enthusiasts * 1 kilometer(s) from Norbord Industries, company * 1 kilometer(s) from Tembec Inc., company * 1 kilometer(s) from Chimo, The Polar Bear and town mascot where you can get your picture taken * 2 kilometer(s) from Lady Minto Hospital * 2 kilometer(s) from the brand new Polar Bear Habitat & Heritage Village * 2 kilometer(s) from Lee Golf Club, where you can take in 9 holes of golf * 2 kilometer(s) from Curling Club and cross country skiing * 10 kilometer(s) from Hunta Museum of Days Gone By * 10 kilometer(s) from Greenwater Park, For hiking on the nature trails and camping * Ride the World's #1 Snowmobile Trails which were designed for novice and expert riders. You can travel leisurely along wide, groomed trails or blaze your own trail through endless snow-filled country terrain. We have an extended winter season and heavy annual snowfall, so you are guaranteed to get snow. * Polar Bear Express runs from the last week of June to the long weekend of September. It is a train ride to Moosonee and Moose Factory, the Hudson Bay Company's main trading post in 1673. The ride mirrors the travels of the fur traders and the military strategist, Des Troyes, who conquered James Bay in 1686. * Cochrane Winter Carnival is held the second week of February every year. It is known as the longest running winter carnival in Northern Ontario. Come and chase the winter "blahs". Take part in the Polar Bear Dip where we simply cut a large hole in Lake Commando and dive right in! We have the Chimo fishing derby on Lake Commando, the pancake eating contest, wing-a-thon, talent show, dog pulls, snowmobile races, snow-putt challenges, horseshoe games. Take in the Chimo Bantam Hockey Tournament, attend the Police/Firefighters hockey "grudge" match, carry a torch in the Torchlight Parade and Bonfire. * Polar Bear Riders Poker Runs are held throughout the winter for snowmobile enthusiasts. The Polar Bear Riders Club was the winner of the 1995/96 Yamaha National Pride Cup for the Best Overall Snowmobile Club in all of Canada. Cochrane's trails are known as the World?s #1 Snowmobile Trails. * May Run Fishing Derby is held on the Victoria Day Weekend and the fishing season officially opens. There are countless fishing derbies with categories and prizes that encompass all you can catch. * Trug Drag is sponsored by the Cochrane Richelieu and is held annually. There are dances, kareoke night, and on Sunday, the trucks race up the hill from the bottom of 6th Avenue. * Summerfest is held during July 1st, festivities include children?s games and at night a large fireworks display. * Fall Fair is held at the end of August and includes produce displays, animal displays, pet show, auction, bake sale, craft displays, cow patty bingo, and music. During the spring and fall, anglers and hunters take to the hills and streams. In the summer months, Cochrane is renowned for walleye and pike fishing. One lake in our area boasts more trophy pike than any other lake in Canada, some of them weighing in at more than 20 pounds. Cochrane is also famous for its trophy moose and bear. You can also hunt for ruffed grouse, migrating ducks and Canadian geese. * Ride the World's #1 Snowmobile Trails which were designed for novice and expert riders. You can travel leisurely along wide, groomed trails or blaze your own trail through endless snow-filled country terrain. We have an extended winter season and heavy annual snowfall, so you are guaranteed to get snow. * Polar Bear Express runs from the last week of June to the long weekend of September. It is a train ride to Moosonee and Moose Factory, the Hudson Bay Company's main trading post in 1673. The ride mirrors the travels of the fur traders and the military strategist, Des Troyes, who conquered James Bay in 1686. * Cochrane Winter Carnival is held the second week of February every year. It is known as the longest running winter carnival in Northern Ontario. Come and chase the winter "blahs". Take part in the Polar Bear Dip where we simply cut a large hole in Lake Commando and dive right in! We have the Chimo fishing derby on Lake Commando, the pancake eating contest, wing-a-thon, talent show, dog pulls, snowmobile races, snow-putt challenges, horseshoe games. Take in the Chimo Bantam Hockey Tournament, attend the Police/Firefighters hockey "grudge" match, carry a torch in the Torchlight Parade and Bonfire. * Polar Bear Riders Poker Runs are held throughout the winter for snowmobile enthusiasts. The Polar Bear Riders Club was the winner of the 1995/96 Yamaha National Pride Cup for the Best Overall Snowmobile Club in all of Canada. Cochrane's trails are known as the World?s #1 Snowmobile Trails. * May Run Fishing Derby is held on the Victoria Day Weekend and the fishing season officially opens. There are countless fishing derbies with categories and prizes that encompass all you can catch. * Trug Drag is sponsored by the Cochrane Richelieu and is held annually. There are dances, kareoke night, and on Sunday, the trucks race up the hill from the bottom of 6th Avenue. * Summerfest is held during July 1st, festivities include children?s games and at night a large fireworks display. * Fall Fair is held at the end of August and includes produce displays, animal displays, pet show, auction, bake sale, craft displays, cow patty bingo, and music. During the spring and fall, anglers and hunters take to the hills and streams. In the summer months, Cochrane is renowned for walleye and pike fishing. One lake in our area boasts more trophy pike than any other lake in Canada, some of them weighing in at more than 20 pounds. Cochrane is also famous for its trophy moose and bear. You can also hunt for ruffed grouse, migrating ducks and Canadian geese. * Ride the World's #1 Snowmobile Trails which were designed for novice and expert riders. You can travel leisurely along wide, groomed trails or blaze your own trail through endless snow-filled country terrain. We have an extended winter season and heavy annual snowfall, so you are guaranteed to get snow. * Polar Bear Express runs from the last week of June to the long weekend of September. It is a train ride to Moosonee and Moose Factory, the Hudson Bay Company's main trading post in 1673. The ride mirrors the travels of the fur traders and the military strategist, Des Troyes, who conquered James Bay in 1686. * Cochrane Winter Carnival is held the second week of February every year. It is known as the longest running winter carnival in Northern Ontario. Come and chase the winter "blahs". Take part in the Polar Bear Dip where we simply cut a large hole in Lake Commando and dive right in! We have the Chimo fishing derby on Lake Commando, the pancake eating contest, wing-a-thon, talent show, dog pulls, snowmobile races, snow-putt challenges, horseshoe games. Take in the Chimo Bantam Hockey Tournament, attend the Police/Firefighters hockey "grudge" match, carry a torch in the Torchlight Parade and Bonfire. * Polar Bear Riders Poker Runs are held throughout the winter for snowmobile enthusiasts. The Polar Bear Riders Club was the winner of the 1995/96 Yamaha National Pride Cup for the Best Overall Snowmobile Club in all of Canada. Cochrane's trails are known as the World?s #1 Snowmobile Trails. * May Run Fishing Derby is held on the Victoria Day Weekend and the fishing season officially opens. There are countless fishing derbies with categories and prizes that encompass all you can catch. * Trug Drag is sponsored by the Cochrane Richelieu and is held annually. There are dances, kareoke night, and on Sunday, the trucks race up the hill from the bottom of 6th Avenue. * Summerfest is held during July 1st, festivities include children?s games and at night a large fireworks display. * Fall Fair is held at the end of August and includes produce displays, animal displays, pet show, auction, bake sale, craft displays, cow patty bingo, and music. During the spring and fall, anglers and hunters take to the hills and streams. In the summer months, Cochrane is renowned for walleye and pike fishing. One lake in our area boasts more trophy pike than any other lake in Canada, some of them weighing in at more than 20 pounds. Cochrane is also famous for its trophy moose and bear. You can also hunt for ruffed grouse, migrating ducks and Canadian geese. * Ride the World's #1 Snowmobile Trails which were designed for novice and expert riders. You can travel leisurely along wide, groomed trails or blaze your own trail through endless snow-filled country terrain. We have an extended winter season and heavy annual snowfall, so you are guaranteed to get snow. * Polar Bear Express runs from the last week of June to the long weekend of September. It is a train ride to Moosonee and Moose Factory, the Hudson Bay Company's main trading post in 1673. The ride mirrors the travels of the fur traders and the military strategist, Des Troyes, who conquered James Bay in 1686. * Cochrane Winter Carnival is held the second week of February every year. It is known as the longest running winter carnival in Northern Ontario. Come and chase the winter "blahs". Take part in the Polar Bear Dip where we simply cut a large hole in Lake Commando and dive right in! We have the Chimo fishing derby on Lake Commando, the pancake eating contest, wing-a-thon, talent show, dog pulls, snowmobile races, snow-putt challenges, horseshoe games. Take in the Chimo Bantam Hockey Tournament, attend the Police/Firefighters hockey "grudge" match, carry a torch in the Torchlight Parade and Bonfire. * Polar Bear Riders Poker Runs are held throughout the winter for snowmobile enthusiasts. The Polar Bear Riders Club was the winner of the 1995/96 Yamaha National Pride Cup for the Best Overall Snowmobile Club in all of Canada. Cochrane's trails are known as the World?s #1 Snowmobile Trails. * May Run Fishing Derby is held on the Victoria Day Weekend and the fishing season officially opens. There are countless fishing derbies with categories and prizes that encompass all you can catch. * Trug Drag is sponsored by the Cochrane Richelieu and is held annually. There are dances, kareoke night, and on Sunday, the trucks race up the hill from the bottom of 6th Avenue. * Summerfest is held during July 1st, festivities include children?s games and at night a large fireworks display. * Fall Fair is held at the end of August and includes produce displays, animal displays, pet show, auction, bake sale, craft displays, cow patty bingo, and music. During the spring and fall, anglers and hunters take to the hills and streams. In the summer months, Cochrane is renowned for walleye and pike fishing. One lake in our area boasts more trophy pike than any other lake in Canada, some of them weighing in at more than 20 pounds. Cochrane is also famous for its trophy moose and bear. You can also hunt for ruffed grouse, migrating ducks and Canadian geese. * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins * 125 kilometer(s) from Kapuskasing * 380 kilometer(s) from Sudbury * 380 kilometer(s) from North Bay * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins * 125 kilometer(s) from Kapuskasing * 380 kilometer(s) from Sudbury * 380 kilometer(s) from North Bay * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins * 125 kilometer(s) from Kapuskasing * 380 kilometer(s) from Sudbury * 380 kilometer(s) from North Bay * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins * 125 kilometer(s) from Kapuskasing * 380 kilometer(s) from Sudbury * 380 kilometer(s) from North Bay * .01 kilometer(s) from train station * .01 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * .01 kilometer(s) from rental car company * 5 kilometer(s) from local airport * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins Airport * 700 kilometer(s) from Pearson Airport * .01 kilometer(s) from train station * .01 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * .01 kilometer(s) from rental car company * 5 kilometer(s) from local airport * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins Airport * 700 kilometer(s) from Pearson Airport * .01 kilometer(s) from train station * .01 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * .01 kilometer(s) from rental car company * 5 kilometer(s) from local airport * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins Airport * 700 kilometer(s) from Pearson Airport * .01 kilometer(s) from train station * .01 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * .01 kilometer(s) from rental car company * 5 kilometer(s) from local airport * 100 kilometer(s) from Timmins Airport * 700 kilometer(s) from Pearson Airport * 0.01 kilometer(s) from Commando Lake * 0.01 kilometer(s) from Cochrane Pioneer and Railway Museum * 0.01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Museum * 0.01 kilometer(s) from Provincial Court House * 0.01 kilometer(s) from Tim Horton Arena, for hockey enthusiasts * 1 kilometer(s) from Chimo, The Polar Bear and town mascot * 2 kilometer(s) from the brand new Polar Bear Habitat & Heritage Village * 10 kilometer(s) from Hunta Museum of Days Gone By * 10 kilometer(s) from Greenwater Park, For hiking on the nature trails and camping * 0.01 kilometer(s) from the main shopping street * 0.01 kilometer(s) from train station * 0.01 kilometer(s) from bus terminal * 0.01 kilometer(s) from rental car company * 700 kilometer(s) from Pearson Airport  |