Toronto
Toronto is a diverse lakeside city with distinct neighborhoods and major cultural institutions. Restaurants, markets and waterfront spaces give visitors many ways to experience its urban life.
Hotels in This Destination
1 Hotel Toronto brings the brand’s biophilic aesthetic to the city’s west side, pairing abundant greenery with a rooftop pool, skyline views, and a lively collection of restaurants and bars.
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto is the brand’s hometown flagship, pairing 259 residential-style Yorkville rooms with a vast 30,000-square-foot spa and one of Canada’s strongest urban wellness experiences.
The Hazelton Hotel is Yorkville’s intimate 77-room design landmark, pairing unusually large Yabu Pushelberg accommodations with private balconies, Spa by Valmont and an indoor saltwater pool.
At Bloor and Avenue Road in Yorkville, Park Hyatt Toronto combines Studio Munge’s contemporary redesign, Canadian and Indigenous art, the restored Writers Room rooftop bar and a substantial Stillwater Spa.
Near the CN Tower and TIFF venues, The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto combines some of downtown’s largest rooms, strong lake and skyline views, Italian dining and a sophisticated Club Lounge connected to the PATH.
Shangri-La Toronto brings warm Asian-inspired design to University Avenue with 202 unusually spacious rooms and suites, marble bathrooms with heated floors and a refined downtown social scene.
Rising above Bay Street in Toronto’s Financial District, The St. Regis combines 258 exceptionally spacious rooms and suites with a 31st-floor spa, indoor pool and one of the city’s most recognizable high-rise restaurants.