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Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Four Seasons · Grand Luxury
Isadore Sharp called the October 5, 2012 opening his hometown flagship: a Yorkville complex by architectsAlliance with 259 hotel rooms, 210 residences, and Yabu Pushelberg interiors one block from the old Avenue Road Four Seasons. Café Boulud anchors the ground floor; a two-storey spa spans the podium. The hotel and spa have both held Forbes Five-Star ratings for years, a rare Canadian double, inside a 55-storey residential tower that briefly ranked among Toronto's tallest.
- 259 rooms
- Opened 2012
- Neighborhood: ON M4W 0A4
- Rooms from 500 sq ft (46 m²)
- Architect: architectsAlliance & Page + Steele IBI Group Architects
About Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
- The west-residence penthouse on the entire 55th floor sold for C$28 million in 2012, then Canada's most expensive condo sale.
- The site previously held a Bay Ford Lincoln dealership beside Toronto Fire Services Station 312.
- Sharp's first Toronto hotel was the 1961 Four Seasons Motor Hotel on Jarvis Street, later demolished for townhouses.
- The 1972 Avenue Road property began as a Hyatt Regency; Sharp bought it in 1978 and closed it March 28, 2012 for condo conversion.
- The taller tower stood tenth in Toronto at opening and had slipped to seventeenth by 2017 as the skyline grew.
History
Four Seasons' Toronto flagship reopened in 2012 in Yorkville, replacing the original 1972 property. The 55-story tower includes 259 hotel rooms and 210 private residences, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg.
The setting
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto rises at 60 Yorkville Avenue at the corner of Bay Street, the brand's flagship property set in Yorkville — Toronto's answer to Beverly Hills. Once a bohemian village where Joni Mitchell performed in 1960s coffee houses, Yorkville has transformed into an internationally acclaimed luxury district anchored by the Mink Mile's Chanel, Hermès, and Holt Renfrew flagships along Bloor Street. The Royal Ontario Museum is an eleven-minute walk, and the property sits alongside several landmark hotels in this proven enclave. Opening in October 2012, the soaring mixed-use tower integrates Daniel Boulud's Café Boulud and private residences into Canada's most prestigious retail and cultural corridor.
Restaurants and bars
- Café Boulud — Café · French · Daniel Boulud
- d|bar — Bar · Cocktails / small plates
Experiences
- Spa — Spa of 2,787 sq m with 19 treatment rooms, salon services, yoga studio, indoor pool, whirlpool and relaxation deck.
- Fitness centre — 1,067 sq m fitness centre with state-of-the-art equipment and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Toronto.
Amenities
- Spa (30,000 sq ft)
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Concierge
- Residences
- Hot tub
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- AAA Five Diamond (2026)
- Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN Two Keys (2026)
- Canada's Leading Hotel Suite 2025 (World Travel Awards) (2025)
- Ontario's Leading Hotel 2025 (World Travel Awards) (2025)
- Ontario's Leading Hotel Suite 2025 (World Travel Awards) (2025)
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