The Hazelton Hotel Toronto

Location. The Hazelton Hotel Toronto is located in the fashionable Yorkville Village area of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The luxury shops of Bloor Street and many of the Canada’s most renowned art galleries and museums are positioned nearby.
Hotel Features. This European-style property was conceived by the YabuPushelberg design studio. Mark McEwan’s ’ONE’ at The Hazelton Hotel features smoked glass, mirrored paneling and tiger-eye onyx. This restaurant specializes in French and Italian fare and offers one of the largest street-level patios in Yorkville. The Silver Foyer, a private dining room and the Joseph Bloor Event Room provide function space that accommodates up to 78 people. A business center offers full services. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is available for a fee. The Spa at The Hazelton & Health Club offers treatments that include Hot Stone, individually designed Aromatic Spa Signature, and Zen Shiatsu massages. The health club contains steam rooms, stationary bikes, treadmills, free weights and synchro trainers. Cardiovascular machines are mounted with individual LCD screens. Personal trainers offer fitness instruction. The pool features imported Bissaza mosaic tile.

Guestrooms. This property offers 1940s Hollywood glamour in the 77 guestrooms. All guestrooms include custom-designed carpets and beds with leather surrounds. Instead of an armoire, flat-screen televisions and high-tech sound systems are encased in an entertainment wall. Elegant millwork is made of zebrawood millwork. Bedside lighting and drapery controls are enhanced with buttons for placing messages for housekeeping. Dark-green granite bathrooms contain vanities finished in polished chrome, oversized bathtubs encased in granite, showers with rain showerheads, heated floors, and LCD televisions built into the bathroom mirrors.

Expert Tip. Every September Toronto hosts the Toronto International Film Festival. This hotel features the high-tech Silver Screening Room, built to Hollywood’s standards by Christopher Hansen. This screening room accommodates a variety of events, but offers a premier location for viewing films during the festival.