Name: Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
Address: Toronto, CA
Price range: From $753

Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, TorontoFour Seasons Hotel Toronto in Toronto, Canada has a corrected score of 3.4 ± 0.6 (thin evidence, no platform scores), ranked 18 of 84 hotels we score in Toronto. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.5 before correction. Rooms from about $753 a night (cached, not a live quote).Four Seasons Hotel Toronto occupies a 55-storey glass tower in Yorkville, near the Bloor and Bay Streets corner of downtown Toronto. The building holds 259 hotel rooms alongside 210 private condominium units, with a two-storey spa, the Cafe Boulud restaurant and a bar. Guests get a fitness centre, indoor lap pool, hot tub, sauna and massage services, and the hotel holds Forbes Five-Star, Michelin Two Key and AAA Five Diamond ratings. Suites come with kitchenettes, and children are welcome, so it suits families as well as business travellers, with valet parking and a business centre on site. Rooms start from about $753 a night, which puts it firmly in the luxury bracket.What stands out

Cafe Boulud restaurant and bar on site

Two-storey spa with lap pool and hot tub

Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond rated

Central Yorkville location near Bloor and Bay

Watch out for

Nightly rates start around $753

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