Name: Park Hyatt Toronto Yorkville
Address: Toronto, CA
Price range: From $633

Park Hyatt Toronto Yorkville, TorontoPark Hyatt Toronto Yorkville in Toronto, Canada has a corrected score of 3.3 ± 0.6 (thin evidence, no platform scores), ranked 35 of 84 hotels we score in Toronto. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.4 before correction. Rooms from about $633 a night (cached, not a live quote).The Park Hyatt Toronto Yorkville is a luxury hotel in the Yorkville neighbourhood of Toronto, sitting directly opposite the Royal Ontario Museum. It has 336 air-conditioned rooms and suites, ranging from deluxe rooms to multi-level suites and a presidential suite, with room service, free Wi-Fi and private parking on site. Guests are within walking distance of the designer shops on Bloor Street, the University of Toronto and Queen's Park, and the hotel also runs a spa, gym and restaurant. Rates start at $633 a night, so it suits travellers after an upscale, central base rather than a budget stay. Some reviewers find parts of the interior style dated for a hotel at this price level.What stands out

Prime Yorkville location near the museum

Spacious, well-appointed rooms

Friendly, accommodating staff

Quiet atmosphere with good views

Watch out for

Some interiors feel dated

Restaurant food drew criticism

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