Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

Beautiful hotel with fantastic service.

Everything was exceptional, except for the breakfast, which was below standard.

Tried the Mother’s Day brunch at the Four Seasons this year. The atmosphere was beautiful and the staff was friendly, but overall it felt a bit generic. Service was fine, just not very attentive or personal, things like empty plates sitting for a while or having to ask multiple times for basics made the experience feel less polished. It was enjoyable, but definitely not unforgettable.

Highly recommend. The rooms, amenities, and service lived up to the hype! We’ll be returning.

During my 17-day trip to Canada 🇨🇦, I stayed at the Westin for the first two weeks and the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto for the last three days – it was incredibly expensive. The room design was truly refreshing and very comfortable; it was the best I've ever stayed in. The service was also top-notch. The only downside was the lack of a buffet breakfast, which is rare in five-star hotels. I specifically took pictures of the swimming pool and spa on the 9th floor so everyone can see. I believe it's because Toronto's weather is consistently very cold, so the indoor pool was crowded with families and children. And since it's only half the length of a typical 25-meter pool, those looking to exercise or swim can only enjoy the water. However, there are places to relax and read around the pool, and the spa is right outside, so I think this arrangement is quite nice. The area around the pool was also very clean.