Name: The Hazelton Hotel Toronto
Address: Toronto, CA
Price range: From $1042

The Hazelton Hotel Toronto, TorontoThe Hazelton 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 4.6 before correction. Rooms from about $1,042 a night (cached, not a live quote).The Hazelton Hotel is a low-rise, independent boutique hotel in Yorkville, one of Toronto's most upmarket neighbourhoods. It holds both Forbes Five-Star and two MICHELIN Key ratings, making it the only Canadian hotel with that combination. Guests are within walking distance of high-end shopping, dining and cultural sights such as the Royal Ontario Museum, and the city's main attractions generally. Billy Bishop airport is about 6 km away, with Pearson International roughly 32 km. Facilities include a spa, pool, gym, restaurant, room service and valet parking, and pets and children are welcome. Rates start at $1,042 a night, so it suits travellers with a generous budget rather than those after a bargain.What stands out

Attentive, friendly staff

Spacious, comfortable rooms

Excellent spa facilities

Quiet central Yorkville location

Watch out for

Very high nightly rates

Small hotel, limited room count

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