Choose it for dinner and cocktails in Yorkville: Google showed 4–7 February 2027 at C$728–C$759 per individual night for 2 adults, read on 18 October 2026. For a trip centred on the waterfront, I would stay farther south.

Official site Rooms and suites Spa treatments and day visits

Would you go?

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Like a regular

The indoor pool, pale loungers and tall windows
  1. The room to request

    I would ask for a Yorkville Premier Room for the outlook: 48 m² on floors 18–21, with east or west city views. The floor-to-ceiling windows make the higher position part of the room.

  2. January’s lower nightly prices

    The calendar read on 18 October 2026 showed 1–7 January 2027 at C$739–C$759 a night, each night searched alone for 2 adults; its dearest night was 18 July 2027 at C$1,565.

  3. Cancelling a spa appointment

    The spa asks for 24 hours’ notice: a late cancellation or a no-show is charged in full, and arriving late shortens the treatment. I would keep the appointment clear of travel plans.

  4. Swimming with the children

    For a swim with children on Friday–Sunday or holidays, use 9am–12pm or 4pm–7pm: those family sessions are for staying guests. I would keep the middle of the day for going out.

What Four Seasons Toronto is

Start at Café Boulud on the 2nd floor, then walk out among Yorkville’s shops. In winter the hotel lends Canada Goose jackets; back inside are the pool, steam rooms and hot tub. The new 325 m² fitness centre occupies the 8th floor and stays open through the night.

All 259 rooms and suites were redesigned in 2024. There are tall windows, bedside wireless chargers and curtains that close from the bedside controls. Floor matters: Superior and Deluxe rooms sit between the 4th and 8th floors; Yorkville Premier rooms between the 18th and 21st. Some east-facing Superior rooms look towards a neighbouring building.

Families can take a suite with a separate living room; the Bellair also has a kitchen. Spa visitors should choose their swim time: at weekends the pool alternates family swimming with sessions for ages 16 and over. Dinner can stay within the building, between Café Boulud’s French cooking and cocktails at d|bar.

In the Lumina Guide

Lumina Guide 2027

Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, in Yorkville, makes room for a weekend of museums, spa time and French dining: even the Superior Room measures 46.5 m², with an indoor pool on the 9th floor.

How we choose the hotels

Our reading, point by point

What we found reading the hotel’s own pages, one thing at a time.

  1. Location

    Yorkville, among shops, restaurants and museums

  2. Character

    Rooms redesigned in 2024, with tall city-facing windows

  3. Rooms

    13 categories; Superior Rooms start at 46.5 m²

  4. Food and social life

    French dining at Café Boulud, cocktails at d|bar

  5. Wellness

    A 9th-floor pool, spa and 325 m² fitness centre

  6. The stay as a whole

    2 or 3 nights between the neighbourhood and the hotel

The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them

What do Four Seasons Hotel Toronto’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.

  1. Location

    9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Yorkville’s shops and restaurants are a walk from the door.

  2. Room

    9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests return to the generous rooms, comfortable beds and spacious bathrooms.

  3. Staff and service

    8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests remember a cot waiting in the room and anniversary treats.

  4. Breakfast

    6 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. At Café Boulud breakfast is ordered from a menu, with coffee, eggs and pastries.

  5. Price

    Rooms and dining call for a luxury-hotel budget.

How we count
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto in numbers
WhatGuests’ scoreGuests who mention itHappy
Location8.05086%
Room7.97086%
Staff and service8.018681%
Breakfast6.62259%
Price–2540%

240 guests said so on Google, from 14 May 2024 to 16 October 2026. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Toronto: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 18 October 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.

The hotels we weigh it against in Toronto:

  • The Hazelton Hotel Toronto
  • The St. Regis Toronto
  • The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
  • Shangri-La Toronto

Price: for 2, the night of 5 February 2027, from 728 CAD on Google Hotels on 18 October 2026.

What a night costs, season by season

From 13 December 2026 to 29 March 2027, individual nights for 2 adults showed C$728–C$1,140. I would try 4–7 February 2027, whose individual nights showed C$728–C$759.

PeriodCanadian dollars a night
18 October to 12 December 2026791–1,226
13 December 2026 to 29 March 2027728–1,140
30 March to 30 May 2027761–1,215
31 May to 8 September 2027881–1,565

The lowest price any seller showed on Google Hotels for each individual night, searched for 2 adults, read on 18 October 2026; the last night with a quoted price was 8 September 2027. For 7 nights booked together from 16 to 23 November 2026, Google listed the lowest seller at C$827 a night and the hotel’s own listing at C$1,010 a night.

From the pool to breakfast in bed

The spa terrace, a bathroom with a bathtub and the layout of several rooms: 5 short looks inside Four Seasons Toronto.

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In-room breakfast: eggs Benedict on the trayfrom 6:20 · Leibal · 30 November 2024Watch on YouTube
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Armchairs on the terrace, then the spa’s indoor poolfrom 2:03 · JourneywithEva · 11 August 2025Watch on YouTube
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The bathroom: basin and bathtub, with the bedroom through the doorfrom 1:42 · Jagged Lens · 12 November 2025Watch on YouTube
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The passage from the door to the bedfrom 0:20 · The Travelling Family Gays · 4 February 2026Watch on YouTube
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The long cabinet with a television and desk opposite the bedfrom 6:28 · My World By Faiza · 4 August 2026Watch on YouTube

The pool, spa and dining at Four Seasons Toronto

Blue water and loungers beside the pool windowsPhoto: Four Seasons

A swim on the 9th floor

Indoor pool and hot tub, 6am–9pm, with loungers by tall windows. At weekends and on holidays, family swimming runs 9am–noon and 4–7pm.

The couples’ treatment room with 2 massage beds and pale curtainsPhoto: Four Seasons

Massages and steam rooms

The spa opens 8am–9pm. Aroma Relaxing and Deep Tissue massages start at C$245 for 60 minutes or C$345 for 90; Saturday and Sunday appointments are 90 minutes only.

The fitness centre with benches and strength equipmentPhoto: Four Seasons

The new fitness centre

325 m² on the 8th floor, with weights and a Movement Studio. Hotel guests and residents have 24-hour access; staff attend 6am–9pm.

Café Boulud’s dining room with green banquettes and laid tablesPhoto: Four Seasons

Café Boulud

A French brasserie on the 2nd floor: breakfast daily 7–11am, weekend brunch and a 5-course tasting menu at C$225.

d|bar’s lounge with sofas and small tables beside tall windowsPhoto: Four Seasons

d|bar

Mediterranean sharing plates and cocktails, with an indoor lounge and seasonal terrace. Thursday’s Vinyl Nights pairs 4 courses and cocktails with a DJ.

Le Café’s counter, pastry display and wood panellingPhoto: Four Seasons

Le Café

Coffee made to order and house-made pastries for a short stop by the lobby.

Good to know before you book

  • The pool is shared with residents and spa guests. On Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, relaxation hours for ages 16 and over are noon–4pm and 7–9pm; family sessions are 9am–noon and 4–7pm. Source.

  • Superior Rooms sit on floors 4–8 and their east views face a neighbouring building. The Corner One-Bedroom Suite has limited city views over a rooftop. For a higher floor, Yorkville Premier Rooms occupy floors 18–21. Source.

  • Private parking costs C$70 per day in MICHELIN’s Need to Know section, read on 18 October 2026. Source.

  • Spa appointments cancelled with under 24 hours’ notice and no-shows are charged in full. Gratuities are discretionary. Source.

  • Advance Purchase takes full payment at booking, with no refund or changes. It offers up to 20% off the Room Rate when booked at least 7 days ahead. Source.

13 room and suite types, from 46.5 to 355 m²

Superior Room: pale furnishings and windows towards the citySuperior Room46.5 m²Floors 4–8; west city views or an east outlook towards a neighbouring building. Desk and sitting area, with a bath and separate shower.See the room Deluxe Room: pale furnishings and windows towards the cityDeluxe Room48 m²Floors 4–8, a king or 2 double beds and a full granite bathroom.See the room Premier Room: pale furnishings and windows towards the cityPremier Room48 m²Floors 10–17, with a king or 2 double beds; the Deluxe footprint on a higher floor.See the room Yorkville Premier Room: pale furnishings and windows towards the cityYorkville Premier Room48 m²Floors 18–21, with floor-to-ceiling windows and east or west city views.See the room

Getting there

Address60 Yorkville Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4W 0A4, Canada.
Toronto Pearson (YYZ)35 km; the hotel gives 30–45 minutes by car.
Billy Bishop (YTZ)5.95 km; the hotel gives 15 minutes by car.
Parking and transfersPrivate parking: C$70 per day according to MICHELIN. The hotel’s transfer fare is given when the service is booked.

Distances and drive times from the official transport page, read on 18 October 2026; traffic changes the journey.

Yorkville, the museum and Ramsden Park

Walks calculated on OpenStreetMap roads on 18 October 2026, between the hotel’s location and each place’s mapped point.

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A day at Four Seasons Toronto

8am

Breakfast at Café Boulud

Take your time over breakfast at Café Boulud; it continues until 11am.

Late morning

Walk to the museum

Walk to the Royal Ontario Museum, then return through Yorkville’s shops.

Lunchtime

Lunch beside the pool

Cloud 9 Oasis has an indoor dining lounge throughout the year and a terrace in summer, for spa guests, staying guests and residents.

The afternoon

Change before the treatment

For a spa treatment, arrive at least 30 minutes early to change and settle in; hair and nail services need 5–10 minutes.

5.30pm, Monday–Saturday

Sit down for dinner

Café Boulud begins serving dinner: settle into the French brasserie before moving on for a drink.

After dinner

Share a late drink

Move to d|bar for cocktails and Mediterranean-inspired sharing plates if you are still hungry.

Four Seasons Hotel Toronto reviews

Google, read on 18 October 2026: 4.7/5 from 3,751 reviews. The 240 written reviews read were published from 14 May 2024, when the hotel announced completion of its room redesign, to 16 October 2026.

Guest voices

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A stay with a dog

In a review published in September 2026, a couple describes 2 nights in a Yorkville Premier Room in August with their dog: a bed, bowls and treats were waiting for it. They remember the spa, pool and room-service meals.

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A first trip with a baby

A review published in June 2026 describes 4 nights with a 10-month-old baby: the cot was set up, with a teddy bear and nappy-changing supplies. The guest also describes the 19th-floor room, gym and pool area.

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A room on a lower floor

A guest writing in July 2026 likes the connecting rooms and simple bedside lighting controls. In a lower-floor room they hear traffic, sirens and building work across the street, while saying their rest was unaffected.

Google · July 2026Read the review

Four Seasons Hotel Toronto: questions before booking

What kind of hotel is Four Seasons Hotel Toronto?

It is the Four Seasons in Yorkville, at 60 Yorkville Avenue, with 259 rooms including 42 suites. Completion of the room redesign was announced on 14 May 2024; the new fitness centre was announced open on 12 May 2026.

How much does a night cost?

Google Hotels, read on 18 October 2026 for 2 adults, showed C$1,070 for 16 November 2026, C$867 for 14 December 2026 and C$759 for 11 January 2027. The calendar’s lowest price was C$728 for 5 February 2027; its highest C$1,565 for 18 July 2027. These are individual-night calendar prices: they name neither room nor meals and do not establish whether taxes are included.

Is breakfast included?

It is included for 2 people in the Bed and Breakfast offer. Other rates depend on the plan booked. Café Boulud serves breakfast daily 7–11am; brunch is Saturday and Sunday 11.30am–2.30pm.

Which room should you choose?

Superior Rooms have 46.5 m² on floors 4–8. Deluxe, Premier and Yorkville Premier Rooms have 48 m²: Deluxe on floors 4–8, Premier on 10–17 and Yorkville Premier on 18–21. Suites with living rooms start at 62 m²; the Bellair adds a kitchen. The Royal reaches 355 m² with 3 bedrooms. All 13 categories appear in the rooms section with their official pages.

Is the pool indoors, and when can you swim?

Yes, on the 9th floor, with a hot tub and tall windows. It opens 6am–9pm. Monday–Thursday family swimming runs throughout those hours; Friday–Sunday and holidays it runs 9am–noon and 4–7pm for in-house guests. On those days noon–4pm and 7–9pm are relaxation sessions for ages 16 and over. The official page gives no pool length or water temperature.

What does the spa have?

Steam rooms, an infrared sauna, relaxation areas, treatment rooms, the pool and hot tub. The spa and steam rooms open 8am–9pm; the infrared sauna 6am–9pm. Spa facilities require a minimum age of 16; children use the pool during its family hours.

Can you visit the spa without staying, and what does it cost?

Yes: the site offers treatments and tailored spa days for visitors. It publishes no single day-pass price. Aroma Relaxing, Deep Tissue and Himalayan Salt Stone massages start at C$245 for 60 minutes or C$345 for 90; prices vary with occupancy and dates, with the current amount in the public treatment booking calendar. Saturday and Sunday massages are 90 minutes only.

When should you arrive for a treatment?

The spa recommends arriving 30 minutes early; nail and hair services need 5–10 minutes. Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice and no-shows incur the full price. Gratuities are at the guest’s discretion.

Is the gym open at night?

Yes. The 325 m² fitness centre on the 8th floor opens 24 hours for hotel guests and residents, with staff 6am–9pm. It has cardio and strength equipment and a Movement Studio.

Where do you eat?

Café Boulud is the 2nd-floor French brasserie: dinner Monday–Saturday 5.30–10pm; its 5-course tasting menu runs 5.30–9pm at C$225, or C$410 with wine. d|bar serves Mediterranean plates and cocktails; Le Café has coffee and pastries. d|azur is a seasonal patio. Cloud 9 Oasis, near the pool, is for spa guests, hotel guests and residents. Room service runs 24 hours.

What does parking cost?

Private parking costs C$70 per day according to MICHELIN, read on 18 October 2026, with no reservation needed. The listing also names valet and EV charging.

How far are the airports?

The official page gives Pearson as 35 km and 30–45 minutes by car; Billy Bishop 5.95 km and 15 minutes. The hotel arranges transfers without publishing a fare on the page read. Journey times depend on traffic.

Does it suit families?

Yes. Living-room suites accommodate 2 adults and 2 children, or 3 adults and 1 child, depending on category. Cots, bed rails, baby supplies and entertainment are available on request, subject to availability. Children aged 18 and under incur no extra accommodation fee when sharing their parents’ room within its capacity. The pool has family hours; spa facilities start at 16.

Are dogs and cats welcome?

Yes, along with other domesticated animals weighing up to 11.3 kg, in every room and suite. The dedicated official page says there is no pet fee; excessive cleaning or damage can incur charges. Pets must be leashed outside the room and cannot be left alone; dining outlets, the spa and pool are pet-free.

Which accessible rooms are listed?

Superior Accessible Rooms have 46.5 m² on floors 4–8; Premier Accessible Rooms have 48 m² on floors 10–21. Both list a king bed, rollaway and cot, with capacity for 3 adults, or 2 adults and 1 child. Their official pages are linked from the room catalogue.

When are check-in and check-out?

Check-in is from 3pm and check-out by noon. For guaranteed early access or late use, the official policy recommends booking the previous or an additional night. Otherwise it offers luggage storage and fitness facilities to freshen up.

What offers are published?

On 18 October 2026, Third Night Free offered a free night with every 2 paid, for 3–30-night stays on selected dates through 31 March 2027. Experience More required 2 nights and gave C$200 credit per guest-room stay or C$400 per suite stay. Advance Purchase offered up to 20% off the Room Rate when booked at least 7 days ahead, with full non-refundable prepayment and no changes.

Which accommodation taxes apply?

The City of Toronto gives a 6% Municipal Accommodation Tax from 1 August 2026 and says HST is also payable on MAT. The price calendar does not establish whether an individual amount already includes these taxes; use the selected rate plan’s booking total.

Can you hold a wedding or event?

Yes. The official table lists Aria at 629 m², with 430 for a banquet or 565 for a reception; Vinci at 306 m², with 250 for a banquet or 271 for a reception. Smaller rooms are also available. Pricing comes through a tailored proposal; no single package tariff is published.

Is the New Year 2026 programme confirmed?

The official page, read on 18 October 2026, says “2026 Events and Experiences to be Confirmed”. It shows Café Boulud dinner and d|bar’s celebration as seasonal events; 2026 menus and prices remain to be confirmed.

Is it open throughout the year?

The site offers stays on dates in 2026 and 2027 and announces no seasonal hotel closure on the pages read on 18 October 2026. Google’s calendar showed 318 priced nights and 61 without an amount; a missing price does not establish that the hotel is closed. The d|azur patio is seasonal.

What do guests say?

Google showed 4.7/5 from 3,751 reviews on 18 October 2026. In the 240 written reviews published since the room redesign, guests return to Yorkville, the generous rooms and the service. They also describe stays with children and dogs, spa days and Café Boulud breakfasts.

This guide is written with Lumina, the marketing system for hotels.