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Toronto

Toronto is Canada's cosmopolitan crown jewel — a skyline-defining metropolis where world-class dining, vibrant arts, and waterfront energy collide with effortless cool. From the gilded boutiques of Yorkville to the cobblestone charm of the Distillery District, the city rewards curious travellers with an ever-expanding portfolio of exceptional hotels.

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Top Hotels in Toronto — 2026

Toronto is Canada's cosmopolitan crown jewel — a skyline-defining metropolis where world-class dining, vibrant arts, and waterfront energy collide with effortless cool. From the gilded boutiques of Yorkville to the cobblestone charm of the Distillery District, the city rewards curious travellers with an ever-expanding portfolio of exceptional hotels.

  1. 1
    Four Seasons Toronto
    Yorkville · $$$$ · ★ 9.6
  2. 2
    Shangri-La Toronto
    Entertainment District · $$$$ · ★ 9.4
  3. 3
    The Hazelton Hotel
    Yorkville · $$$$ · ★ 9.5
  4. 4
    Park Hyatt Toronto
    Yorkville · $$$$ · ★ 9.3
  5. 5
    Hotel X Toronto
    Entertainment District · $$$ · ★ 9

10 hotels reviewed · 35 in-depth guides · Last updated March 2026

Our top 10 picks

Ranked by overall score. Updated February 2026.

Four Seasons Toronto — Yorkville
$$$$ Ultra-luxury
★ 9.6

The undisputed address of choice for Toronto's discerning elite, the Four Seasons occupies a dramatic 55-storey tower in Yorkville. Floor-to-ceiling windows, a celebrated spa, and the sublime Café Boulud make every stay feel utterly uncompromising.

  • Luxury
  • Romance
  • Wellness
  • Yorkville
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Shangri-La Toronto — Entertainment District
$$$$ Ultra-luxury
★ 9.4

Entertainment District

Shangri-La Toronto

Sleek, serene, and unapologetically glamorous, the Shangri-La anchors the Entertainment District with its signature Asian-influenced calm. The rooftop pool, award-winning BOSK restaurant, and CHI Spa deliver a full-spectrum luxury experience.

  • Luxury
  • Design
  • Wellness
  • Entertainment District
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The Hazelton Hotel — Yorkville
$$$$ Ultra-luxury
★ 9.5

Intimate by design and impeccable in execution, The Hazelton is Yorkville's most coveted boutique address. Its 77 suites are dressed in dark-wood sophistication, and ONE Restaurant draws a discerning local crowd night after night.

  • Boutique
  • Luxury
  • Romance
  • Yorkville
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Park Hyatt Toronto — Yorkville
$$$$ Ultra-luxury
★ 9.3

Freshly reimagined after a sweeping restoration, Park Hyatt returns as one of the city's most beloved grand hotels. The Writers Room bar and panoramic rooftop are already the stuff of Toronto legend.

  • Luxury
  • Historic
  • Views
  • Yorkville
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Hotel X Toronto — Entertainment District
$$$ Upscale
★ 9

Entertainment District

Hotel X Toronto

Perched on the waterfront at Exhibition Place, Hotel X is a destination unto itself — with three pools, six restaurants, a cinema, and a 90,000 sq ft sports club. Grand in scale yet warm in spirit.

  • Family
  • Views
  • Wellness
  • Entertainment District
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The Ritz-Carlton Toronto — Entertainment District
$$$$ Ultra-luxury
★ 9.4

Entertainment District

The Ritz-Carlton Toronto

A pillar of refined elegance in the heart of Toronto's financial core, The Ritz-Carlton delivers the brand's legendary service with a distinctly Canadian warmth. The DEQ terrace overlooking the city skyline is worth every penny.

  • Luxury
  • Business
  • Romance
  • Entertainment District
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1 Hotel Toronto — King West
$$$ Upscale
★ 9.2

Nature-forward luxury meets urban energy at 1 Hotel Toronto, where reclaimed wood, living moss walls, and a rooftop greenhouse create a restorative sanctuary in the heart of King West. Sustainability has never looked this stylish.

  • Design
  • Wellness
  • Boutique
  • King West
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The St. Regis Toronto — Entertainment District
$$$$ Ultra-luxury
★ 9.3

Entertainment District

The St. Regis Toronto

The St. Regis brings its storied butler service and Beaux-Arts sophistication to Toronto's Financial District. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame iconic CN Tower views, while the Louix Louis bar delivers Champagne sabrage with theatrical flair.

  • Luxury
  • Business
  • Views
  • Entertainment District
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Bisha Hotel Toronto — King West
$$$ Upscale
★ 9

Conceived by renowned designer Munge Leung, Bisha is King West's most talked-about hotel — its rooftop infinity pool, rock-star suites, and Kost rooftop restaurant making it the city's most photographed address after dark.

  • Design
  • Nightlife
  • Romance
  • King West
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Kimpton Saint George — Yorkville
$$$ Upscale
★ 9.1

Nestled on a quiet Annex street with Yorkville at its doorstep, Kimpton Saint George is the neighbourhood's most approachable luxury stay — dog-friendly, design-led, and anchored by the excellent Kasa Moto rooftop.

  • Boutique
  • Foodie
  • Value
  • Yorkville
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about staying in Toronto

What is the best area to stay in Toronto?

The best area depends on your travel style. For first-time visitors to Toronto, the city centre offers the most convenient base with easy access to major attractions. Couples often prefer boutique-rich neighbourhoods, while families benefit from areas with parks and quieter streets. Browse our Toronto neighbourhood guides for detailed recommendations.

How much does a hotel in Toronto cost per night?

Hotel prices in Toronto vary significantly by season and category. Budget hotels typically start from $50-80/night, mid-range options run $120-250/night, and luxury properties range from $300-800+/night. Booking 2-3 months in advance and travelling in shoulder season usually yields the best value. See our budget and luxury guides for specific recommendations.

When is the best time to visit Toronto?

The ideal time to visit Toronto depends on your priorities. Peak season offers the best weather but higher prices and crowds. Shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) typically provide the best balance of pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and better hotel rates. Check our detailed best-time-to-visit guide for month-by-month recommendations.

How many days do you need in Toronto?

Most visitors find 3-5 days ideal for Toronto, giving enough time to see the major highlights without rushing. A long weekend (3 days) covers the essentials, while a week allows you to explore neighbourhoods at a slower pace, enjoy local dining, and take day trips. Our city guide covers the must-see attractions to help you plan.

Should I book hotels in Toronto in advance?

Yes, advance booking is recommended for Toronto, especially during peak travel season and around major events or holidays. Booking 6-8 weeks ahead typically gives you the best selection at competitive rates. Last-minute deals exist but are unpredictable, particularly for popular boutique and luxury properties.

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