The 11 Best Luxury Hotels in Toronto

Above the rooftops: At the Bisha Hotel Toronto, the long infinity pool is on the 44th floor, right next to the rooftop restaurant KŌST, with views across the rooftops. At The St. Regis Toronto you swim your laps high up in the tower, with city views and a whirlpool tucked into a niche; instead of loungers, there are armchairs and sofas.Bisha Hotel Toronto · Entertainment DistrictFor swimming laps: The Shangri-La Toronto has a 20-meter pool with a whirlpool, sauna, steam room and cabanas on its wellness floor. At The Ritz-Carlton Toronto, the small indoor pool with a whirlpool looks out at the CN Tower; it stays open during the spa renovation.

Salt water and a skylight: At The Hazelton Hotel Toronto, a saltwater indoor pool is part of the Spa by Valmont. The Fairmont Royal York Toronto has an indoor pool under a skylight in its health club, with a whirlpool, sauna and steam room. The Soho Hotel & Residences Toronto also has a saltwater indoor pool for swimming laps, plus a steam room.

Hammam and Valmont: The Moroccan-inspired Miraj Hammam Spa at the Shangri-La Toronto is on the fifth floor. It has nine treatment rooms, including a couples' suite and a room with a Vichy shower, plus two private hammams. At The Hazelton Hotel Toronto, the Spa by Valmont offers personally tailored Valmont treatments, along with steam rooms.Shangri-La Toronto · Financial DistrictA spa above the city: At The St. Regis Toronto, the spa is on the 31st floor, with treatment rooms and a small shop. At the Park Hyatt Toronto, the Stillwater Spa offers facials, massages, manicures and pedicures.

Prices start at 164 € at the Fairmont Royal York Toronto by Union Station and go up to 580 € at The Hazelton Hotel Toronto. In the Entertainment District, the Bisha Hotel Toronto starts at 348 €; for The Soho Hotel & Residences Toronto, our travel advisors will give you the rate on request. The table shows all eleven hotels by location; you'll find live rates and availability in the hotel list below.

What's included: At eight of the luxury hotels in Toronto, daily breakfast for two is included. The St. Regis Toronto serves it à la carte up to 60 Canadian dollars per room, while the Bisha Hotel Toronto gives a breakfast credit of 60 and The Hazelton Hotel Toronto of up to 64 Canadian dollars for up to two people. An upgrade subject to availability comes with every booking.

For hotel credit, eight hotels add 100 US dollars, at the Fairmont Royal York Toronto not with every rate and at the W Toronto for food and drinks. The St. Regis Toronto gives 100 Canadian dollars. At the Bisha Hotel Toronto, booking the Stella Suite or higher for two nights adds another 100 US dollars. None of the hotels has a minimum stay.The Anndore House Toronto · YorkvillePoints and status come with Marriott Bonvoy at The Ritz-Carlton Toronto and The St. Regis Toronto, for example, with World of Hyatt at the Park Hyatt Toronto and with ALL (Accor) at the Fairmont Royal York Toronto. Because suitespot books at direct rates, you earn points and elite night credits at your 5-star hotel in Toronto just as you would on a direct booking. Shangri-La Golden Circle, Leaders Club and I Prefer are also part of the mix.

When it's most beautiful: A 5-star hotel in Toronto is worth it in every season. In summer the city heads out to the Toronto Islands and the waterfront, and the patios in Yorkville fill up. In September the Toronto International Film Festival comes to town, and in fall the parks turn color. In winter the PATH network links the station, office towers and shops, and strings of lights glow above the city.

How long to stay: For a 5-star hotel in Toronto we recommend three to four nights: one day for the CN Tower and the waterfront, one for Yorkville and the Royal Ontario Museum, plus an evening in the Entertainment District. One more night leaves time for a trip to Niagara Falls.