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Hotel Worker salary in Toronto, 2026

Core range C$42 to 55k a year at 3 to 7 years; C$36k to C$70k across the published market. Estimate built between published anchors, labelled and reviewed.

Experience	Low outlier	Core range	High outlier
0 to 2 years	C$30k	C$34 to 42k	C$52k
3 to 7 years	C$36k	C$42 to 55k	C$70k
8 to 15 years	C$45k	C$52 to 75k	C$110k

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Hotel Worker · Toronto, Canada · 3 to 7 years

Core range C$42 to 55k a year

Built from published survey anchors · 2026-10-05

C$36k

Low outlier: entry level long hours low shift

C$42 to 55k

Core range, where most offers land

C$70k

High outlier: supervisor salary plus bonuses and tips

City hub

Toronto is Canada largest hotel market and primary hospitality hub.

Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey 2023

Employer-type premium

Large international chains and downtown convention hotels pay above small independents.

Government of Canada Job Bank 2024

Skill premium

Bilingual, supervisory and certified staff command noticeable pay uplifts.

Government of Canada Job Bank 2024

Typical annual increase

Typical hospitality salary increases are modest, roughly 2 to 4% annually.

Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey 2023

Sources: Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey (2023); Government of Canada Job Bank - Wages by occupation (2024). This range is interpolated between the published survey rows either side of it and reviewed before it is promoted to verified; a figure outside the published market is never shown. Ask inside the core; use the outliers to spot a low offer or a real niche premium.

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