5-Star Hotels in Ontario, Canada

The hotel is great, the service staff is very friendly and the breakfast is delicious. I will choose this hotel next time I come to Toronto

The hotel's location is unique and convenient, especially for those needing to catch a train, including the airport train. It's an established luxury hotel with over a thousand rooms, and generally clean. The shampoo in the room was Le Labo Rose 31, but my conditioner happened to be missing. I mentioned it to the housekeeping supervisor who came to check the room the next day; she diligently noted it down and promised to restock, but it still wasn't there that evening. Additionally, checking out on the third day, I had to store my luggage on the basement level, which was quite inconvenient for hauling it up and down. The hotel's elevators also try to appear upscale, requiring some getting used to. It happened that a section of the lobby was under renovation, so breakfast came with the deafening sound of a drill, though I understand that was temporary.

Very comfortable and housekeeping is very good. The down stair LANO restaurant is the best place to have a cup of coffee, there are all kind and nice waitresses and waiters. The TOCA restaurant offers the best breakfast options in everyday. It’s a great 8days staying memory.

This is an amazing, historic, world famous hotel. It combines luxury with outstanding service. The location is in the heart of the historic area. Just a minute walk to Parliament and the iconic buildings. It’s situated on the river if you want to ice skate I. The winter. It’s a must stay for the travel who wants a quality experience and great location

Rooms was big and spacious. Updated bathroom with standing shower. Clean and comfy. Location is great right outside (literally across) of the Niagara outlet collection. Parking on site is available for a fee of 15 CAD (2023)

We had an amazing experience at the Soho hotel. The room was impeccable with a spacious closet area and huge bathroom. The room offered all the amenities. And the turn down service every evening was a nice touch. The location was great as well. Many food establishments nearby and it was close to everywhere we planned on going. We would definitely stay here again.

The St. Regis brand is known for luxury and butler service. The Toronto location is a bit older, so the room facilities are relatively outdated. Fortunately, the excellent service makes up for the aging infrastructure. Additionally, the top-floor restaurant is great, with both the views and the food being impressive.

The location of the hotel is very good, not far from the St. Lawrence market, we often go there to buy food, the subway station and the train station are nearby. The hotel lobby is luxuriously decorated and very local. The staff was very kind. I saw me with my child and asked me if I needed two beds. I found that there was no room with two beds. I upgraded a suite. Although it was on the second floor, it was already very good. I also recommended me to see the annual Caribbean Carnival cruise. The room was very clean and the carpet was a bit smelly. The cleaning staff was very careful. She saw that the mineral water was not enough and would give a lot of sticks. Then she saw that there was no toothpaste and supplemented it. It was not provided with toothpaste and toothbrushes. The service staff in the restaurant was also very kind. Xu exempted the child's breakfast fee and sent me bread and coffee. I said that I could drink water. He still wanted to send me. This hotel is really generous. The hotel has a history of more than 100 years, and there are still some photos of the hotel for more than 190 years. If you need to improve, it is safer to change the elevator to need to swipe the card to enter, and then the air conditioning in the room is improved, and the sound is a bit loud now.

The location in Toronto's Financial District is impeccable. Breakfast is à la carte and costs extra. The room was a bit small, and although bath salts were provided for the tub, I didn't use them. I happened to be there during TIFF, so the lobby was a bit chaotic.