Toronto's striking cityscape unfolds before you, a feast for your eyes. You recline in a plush sofa in your spacious suite at Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto. From this vantage point, you gaze upon the gleaming city that is Canada's largest metropolis. You decide to discover Toronto, setting off from the hotel's central location in the heart of the city. The Concierge desk offers the option of hotel cars, ready to take you to luxury boutiques within mere minutes.
Accommodations
Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto's 202 luxury guestrooms are among the largest in Canada, starting at 45 sqm (490 sqf). Our spacious guestrooms incorporate generous work area, bedrooms designed to enhance the sleep experience, generous bathrooms and Asian-inspired décor. Furniture, finishings and amenities are residential in feel and functional in design.
Dining
The culinary journey is at the heart of Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto. Guests will find numerous tantalizing options, from light refreshments and quality wine at the hotel's Lobby Lounge to an Asian-inspired extravaganza at Bosk, the hotel's signature restaurant. Whether it is breakfast, lunch or dinner, Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto, is sure to satisfy discerning palates.
Spa
hangri-La Hotel, Toronto, offers a 828-sqm (9,000 sqf) health and fitness facility. Located on the fifth floor, it is extensively furnished with a range of equipment including TechnoGym Equipment, state-of-the-art cardiovascular and resistance training machines, and free-weights. Bordered with floor-to-ceiling windows, guests can enjoy views of the surroundings while working up a sweat. The private studio, measuring 111 sqm (1,200 sqf), is ideal for yoga and pilates. It also offers private training and structured classes such as spin, swissball training, core conditioning, stretching and meditation.
Meetings & Events
For meetings and social events, the third floor with its eight meeting rooms, presents one of the city's most unique hosting opportunities. Encompassing 1,359 square metres (14,626 square feet) in four distinct areas, the spaces are easily connected via two central corridors to create a floor that flows. The event rooms, named after prominent Toronto destinations, include a 42-seat screening room with over-sized chairs, an 16' x 13.5' foot screen and state-of-the-art sound system; and a two-storey glass room, Museum, set with 13 Italian crystal chandeliers, hanging at varying heights.
