Luxury Hotels Atlas / Places / Canada / Toronto / Fairmont Royal York

Fairmont Royal York

Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Fairmont · Core Luxury

Fairmont Royal York: ExteriorFairmont Royal York: Luxury Hotel in Toronto - Fairmont Royal YorkFairmont Royal York: Fairmont Royal York - 4 star Hotel in Toronto | ALL - ALL

Canadian Pacific opened the Royal York in 1929 as the tallest building in the British Empire, a Château-meets-skyscraper by Ross and Macdonald with Sproatt and Rolph opposite Union Station. More than a thousand rooms, a 1950s east wing, and PATH links have kept it Toronto's railroad-age living room and Fairmont's Canadian flagship.

About Fairmont Royal York

History

Fairmont Royal York opened on June 11, 1929 as the tallest building in the British Empire at the time of its opening, built by the Canadian Pacific Railway and designed by Montreal firm Ross & MacDonald. Located across from Union Station in Toronto, the hotel has hosted Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, and every sitting British monarch since its opening. With 1,365 rooms and suites, it remains one of the largest hotels in Canada. The hotel's rooftop garden produces herbs and honey used in its culinary programmes, part of the brand's sustainability initiatives.

The setting

At 100 Front Street West, facing Union Station, Toronto. A private tunnel ties the two. This is the 1929 Royal York, not a Distillery District hotel.

Restaurants and bars

Experiences

Amenities

Awards

Open Fairmont Royal York in the atlas for live weekend rates, photos, and the full folio.

More Fairmont hotels

More hotels in Toronto

Fairmont in The Maison: the brand's idea, history and every house on the atlas.

All luxury hotels in Toronto

How the six LHA Tiers work