The Ritz-Carlton Toronto Makes Its Debut

Toronto’s latest and likely most expected hotel formally opened up its gates recently. Found in the middle of the downtown area and close to where the financial and performing arts districts meet, The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto provides a brand new degree of extravagant character for the skyline while featuring 267 guestrooms, including 56 suites, 2 Deluxe Suites and The Ritz-Carlton Suite which is an extra-spacious 2,400 square feet.

With unimpeded Northern or Southern facing views of the city or Lake Ontario, every guestroom or suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto delivers floor-to-ceiling glass windows with warmed perimeters, vibrant African Anigre wood and Portuguese Estremoz marble that enhances the natural, yet modern décor. Spacious lavatories feature warmed marble floors, twin vanities inlaid with 22” HD television screens, individual rain showers and soaker bathtubs with tub caddies.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa provides extra indulging with 16 therapy rooms, including 2 Couples Suites, personal Ladies’ and Gentleman’s wet lounges, sauna spots and dry relaxation areas. Unique solutions influenced by the beauty of Canada’s beautiful outdoors define the feeling such as the fragrant Cloud 9 Massage, which makes use of nearby local flower gardens and herbs such as Niagara lavender and Quebec sage.

The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto provides an incomparable dinner encounter with signature restaurant, TOCA. TOCA’s Canadian food selection features organic, naturally-raised, environmentally friendly ingredients which is an expression of Chef Brodi’s eager dedication to utilizing nearby purveyors and manufacturers.

Toronto is a crucial Canadian metropolis and this hotel harmonizes with the collection of Ritz-Carlton properties that are found around the world. Toronto is a modern metropolis with genuine global attraction, enjoying plenty of attention and visitors from around the globe, whether visiting for pleasure or business. The opening up of The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto really helps to place this lively location into the spotlight for discerning luxury travelers.

Room rates at the Ritz Carlton Toronto start at just over $400 per night.

Ritz Carlton Toronto
181 Wellington Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G7 Canada
416-585-2500

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