Luxe lodging offering an elegant restaurant, open-air dining & a vodka bar, plus an indoor pool. A 4-minute walk from the Royal Ontario Museum, this upscale hotel is also 2 km from the Art Gallery of Ontario. Offering marble bathrooms and pillow-top mattresses, the refined rooms include free Wi-Fi and 42-inch flat-screen TVs, as well as desks, minibars and Keurig coffeemakers. Suites add soaking tubs, wet bars and dining areas. Room service is available. There's a sophisticated restaurant offering open-air dining, as well as a vodka bar. Additional amenities include a fitness centre and an indoor pool in an atrium, plus a business centre and 8 meeting rooms.
220 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1T8, Canada Get directions
"19th arrondissement With so many Parisian hotels done in fiercely good taste, there’s something refreshing about one with a loose Eighties theme and a colour scheme heavy on hot pink. It starts with the words ‘Forever Young’ on a rug beside the entrance, but goes further. The lyrics from the 1984 hit by German synth band Alphaville are woven into the design of two custom-made wallpapers; and when you pop a cassette into the USB-port-enabled boomboxes – there’s one in every room – the Jay-Z version of the song comes on. Yes, this is that place – where green neon signs above beds implore guests to ‘Scream’, possibly into a retro bedside phone, which is just about doable given that soundproofing foam lines the walls. Thanks to Saar Zafrir Designs, exiting the lift into the hallway feels like stepping into a scene from Star Wars or Pac-Man: ceilings and carpets are covered in a black-and-white-check pattern, while blinding white lights outline room doors. Then there are the artworks, including a Super Mario character made of Lego above a stack of Rubik’s cubes that spell out R-E-M-I-X. Guests who are here to work can access nine hi-tech meeting rooms named Madonna, INXS, Elton, Freddie, Cyndi, Prince, Tina, Blondie and Bowie. Non-residents are invited to use the spaces, too, and communal areas on three floors are often booked for events. Channelling Van Halen’s ‘Hot for Teacher’, there are even old-school lockers in which to leave any work accoutrements or luggage. There are pool and table-football tables, arcade games and a tile-walled restaurant that, slightly incongruously, serves American soul food inspired by Marvin Gaye. In this Remix, almost anything goes. SL Price: Double rooms from around $94 per night Book now with Expedia Book now with Booking.com" - Lauren Burvill
"Once the hippie hangout of Toronto, Yorkville and the Annex have evolved into elegant neighborhoods, home to high-end shopping and the University of Toronto. Known as a fashion district, Yorkville is where you will find haute couture shops such as Louis Vuitton and Hermès. This neighborhood is perfect for relaxation treatments, with access to spas, including The Spa at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto. Despite its chic reputation, with proximity to the University of Toronto, student presence means there are many coffee shops, galleries, and bookstores to peruse besides chic boutiques. Toronto’s favorite bookstore, BMV, is nearby." - MATADOR_NETWORK
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