The Yorkville neighborhood in Toronto has a reputation for luxury; the hotel accommodations in this Canadian region are no exception. The hotels in Yorkville are not for the budget traveler; in fact, you can often find onlookers trying to catch a glimpse of a celebrity coming in or out of a Yorkville hotel, particularly during Toronto's international film festival in September.
The Four Seasons hotel in Yorkville is part of the international Four Seasons chain; it has 380 guest rooms and 151 suites. The hotel has a range of accommodation choices. Some rooms have balconies, and all rooms have wireless internet access. There is one restaurant and two lounges at the Four Seasons, along with full spa services, indoor and outdoor pools, and a fitness center.
Four Seasons Hotel
21 Avenue Rd.
Toronto, ON M5R 2G1
416-964-0411
fourseasons.com
One of Yorkville's newer hotels, the Hazelton has 62 rooms and 15 suites, with interiors by renowned international designer YabuPushelberg. Guest rooms are large and feature amenities, such as L'Occitane en Provence toiletries, 42-inch plasma TVs and heated floors in the bathrooms. The Hazelton features the fine dining restaurant One, which also has a bar and a large, a street-level outdoor patio, a full service luxury spa and a private screening room.
The Hazelton Hotel
118 Yorkville Ave.
Toronto, ON M5R 1C2
416-963-6300
thehazeltonhotel.com
The Windsor Arms is a smaller, boutique hotel that dates back to 1927 and which has been voted the number one hotel in Toronto by "Conde Nast Traveler." The Windsor Arms has 28 suites, 24-hour butler service, four restaurants--including a steakhouse and tea room--and a full service, two-floor spa. Guest suites are outfitted with mahogany or birch furnishings, jacuzzi tubs in the bathrooms, and bedside-controlled entertainment systems.
The Windsor Arms
18 St. Thomas St.
Toronto, ON M5S 3E7
416-971-9666
windsorarmshotel.com
