A brand-new detached home in Whitby, minutes from Thermëa Spa Village, Whitby GO and Hwy 401 and 407, and about 40 minutes from Toronto Pearson. Bookings are handled securely through Airbnb.
4 bedrooms, 4 beds plus a bunk bed and 3.5 baths for up to 8 guests, with a dining table for family dinners, a fenced backyard for the kids, a quiet office for work and free parking for the car.
Living room with charcoal sofas, oak coffee table and kitchen beyondWhite kitchen with island seating for three and stainless appliancesBedroom with bay window and reading chairKids' room with a bunk bed and play rugEnsuite with freestanding soaking tub and glass shower
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A staycation close to home
No flights and no hotel corridors: a whole house east of Toronto with a fireplace, a soaking tub and a backyard, for families and friends across the GTA.
Thermëa Spa Village is one of the main reasons people come to Whitby for a weekend, and a favourite staycation for Toronto and GTA locals. Staying in a whole house nearby means the calm doesn't end when you leave the thermal circuit.
Travelling with children is easier when they have their own room. This house has a kids' room with a bunk bed and play rug, plus a fenced backyard for running around.
Conservation areas on the lake, a historic downtown, arenas and parks for the kids, Thermëa for the adults, and the Toronto Zoo a straight drive west. Every place comes with directions from the house.
Up to 8 guests. The home has 4 bedrooms, with 4 beds plus a bunk bed, and 3.5 bathrooms.
How do I check availability and price?
Our availability page shows open dates. Choose your dates and you’ll go straight to Airbnb with them filled in, where you’ll see the exact price and can book.
Is parking included?
Yes. Driveway parking is free.
How do I get to downtown Toronto from the house?
Drive in on Hwy 401, or take the GO train from Whitby GO Station on the Lakeshore East line to Union Station.
Long before the GO train and the 401, travellers along Dundas Street could find a bed at the Whitby House. The first, built in 1847 by its proprietor Thomas N. Scripture, stood at the corner of Dundas and Byron Streets. Over the years it became Robson House, then Ray's British American Hotel, before it was taken down in 1891.
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The name returned in 1880, a little farther along Dundas Street West, when Joseph A. Bandel rebuilt after fire claimed his first hotel. For nearly seventy years, until 1948, the Bandel family welcomed guests beneath a sign that by the 1920s read “Ye Olde Whitby House Inn.”
Our home is newer and quieter, but we chose the name in the same spirit: a comfortable place to rest in Whitby, where every guest is welcomed like family.