It All Began in Toronto
"Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, the global flagship property, is the city’s premier luxury hotel, and the standard of luxury service in Toronto. We recently completed a multimillion-dollar renovation of our guest rooms and suites, inspired by the city’s unique juxtaposition of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Located in the heart of the historic Yorkville neighborhood, a warm Canadian welcome framed by spacious, modern design awaits. The renovation design inspiration reflects colors and textures that celebrate the distinctly Canadian surrounding landscape, while furniture designs and surface patterns bring forth the energizing asymmetry found in the natural world. Local artists play a pivotal role in the aesthetic narrative of the renovated rooms and suites. Works by Canadian artists such as Emma Enright, Dahae Song, Deborah Moss, and Andrea Soos adorn the walls, adding a distinctive touch of regional flair to the guest experience. Offering rich history, Four Seasons Hotel Toronto sets the stage for guests to appreciate art and culture. The hotel is home to more than 1,700 original art pieces created by Canadian artists displayed throughout the property, serving as an art gallery showcasing local creativity around every corner. The design of a dandelion motif has been intricately woven throughout the hotel leading all the way up to the Royal Suite. This symbolizes the granting of wishes – the possibility that if a guest whispers a wish, it will be granted at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto. The Spa at Four Seasons Toronto remains the largest urban spa in the Four Seasons portfolio, spanning more than 30,000 square feet (2,800 square metres). It is home to the all-new state-of-the-art Wellness & Bio Bar, 18 treatment rooms, a hair and nail bar, an indoor pool, a hot tub, a 3,500-square-foot gym (325 square meters), and a seasonal outdoor terrace. The new address also introduced celebrity chef Daniel Boulud’s cuisine to Toronto with two restaurants: Café Boulud and d|bar by Chef Daniel Boulud." - Nancy DePalma
