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Park Hyatt Toronto

Toronto • Yorkville • SPLURGE

avg. $483 / night

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At a glance

A 2021 Kirkor-designed tower anchored by a perforated metal canopy and mid-century interiors by Munge Design.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Toronto's Yorkville

Highlights:

  • Kirkor-designed perforated metal canopy above motor court
  • Mid-century rooms with walnut millwork and brass detailing
  • Rooftop bar with unobstructed CN Tower views
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PB hotel design editorial

Perched at the corner of Avenue Road and Bloor Street in Toronto's Yorkville neighbourhood, where old-money galleries meet new-money condominiums, the rebuilt Park Hyatt Toronto announced itself in 2021 with a canopy installation that has become one of the city's most quietly discussed pieces of civic design: thousands of perforated metal points suspended in undulating waves above the motor court, lit at night to suggest a displaced constellation. The project, a full demolition and reconstruction of the mid-century original, was designed by Toronto firm Kirkor Architects and Planners, with interiors by Munge Design — a studio whose fingerprints are visible throughout the 219-room, 33-storey tower in the warm-toned walnut millwork, fluted brass detailing, and deep indigo carpeting that flows through the guestrooms. Those rooms carry a restrained mid-century confidence — leather-upholstered platform beds, globe bedside lamps with a lineage traceable to Flos, and casework in rich walnut with dark smoked-glass insets — rather than any tendency toward spectacle. The upper-floor Rooftop Bar earns its reputation honestly, its curved leather banquettes and dark bronze bar counter framing an unobstructed sightline to the CN Tower at dusk. At ground level, the restaurant Joni takes its name from the neighbourhood's most famous former resident, its curved ash-wood entrance screen and herringbone stone floor establishing a warmer register than the darker tones above. The whole building holds a genuine tension between civic seriousness and clubby warmth.

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About

Park Hyatt Toronto is one of the city's most iconic luxury destinations, located in the heart of Yorkville. Recognized with a prestigious Michelin Key, the hotel blends contemporary design with residential-style comfort following a transformation by renowned designer Alessandro Munge of Studio Munge. Steps from world-class shopping, acclaimed restaurants, galleries, and cultural attractions, it offers an elevated base for exploring Toronto. Guests can unwind at Stillwater Spa, dine at Joni Restaurant, or enjoy cocktails at the legendary Writers Room Bar, perched on the 17th floor with panoramic skyline views and a rich literary history. A permanent collection of Indigenous Canadian art reinforces the hotel's connection to place, while thoughtful amenities including garment pressing, laundry, and valet services ensure a seamless luxury experience.

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Park Hyatt Toronto Reviews

2,347 reviews

"After a terrible stay at another hotel in Toronto. My fiance & I visited Park Hyatt to see as an option. When we got there, we were impressed, was greeted and offered water even if we were not guests at the time. We immediately knew this was a good hotel to switch. In addition, the restaurant, bar, and overall service was beyond our expectations. I personally recommend this place all the way."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"Park Hyatt Toronto is a value for money! The neighborhood is nice; the location is strategic. The staff are accommodating and really helpful. They support sustainability which is a big plus. The room is nice and cozy. Everything about this hotel is wonderful and will complete your Toronto experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"Great location in the middle of Yorkville with convenient walking to shops and restaurants. We had booked a deluxe room and it was surprisingly spacious with lovely decor. A lot of thought was put into the room, including a tiny shelf in the shower where you could rest your leg for shaving. Always appreciate a bidet too. It was my birthday and the hotel sent up a lovely pastry and sparkling wine. Minor observations, the check-in area is a very small room which felt congested quickly and the lobby is austere with no inviting spaces for lounging. Staff was pleasant but lacking a bit of finesse. We travel to Asia frequently where service and amenities at luxury hotels are unparalleled, so take my review with a grain of salt. But overall, it was a lovely stay and we will return when we are next in Toronto."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"We just returned from the Park Hyatt Toronto and I'd have to say the reviews are pretty accurate. It's a beautiful property with some highs and some lows. Overall it would be a 4.2-4.3 rating for me. The pros: Beautiful property, love the flowers in the entry and lovely signature scent Spacious rooms and nice finishes Convenient house car service fantastic location Fantastic breakfast at Joni (mostly) wonderful staff The cons: Pricey compared to other 5* properties in Toronto Fairly small lobby, the check-in area is small room to the right of the entrance Inconsistent staff experiences No globalist recognition at all No suite upgrade No space in the fridge (it's prefilled with mini-bar items) We stayed as a family of 4 and right before checking in, I saw there were several suites available (standard and premium). Upon check-in though, the staff told me that there was only a corner suite available for $250 per night. I told her I could see the suite online so she went to ask her manager who promptly said No. Ok....I didn't want to argue so we just took the standard room. We're Globalists and don't always fight for the upgrade but do expect some type of welcome amenity or note in the room. Nothing here. I mentioned it was my daughter's birthday to the concierge later that day and she was so sweet- sent up a cake, note, macarons and little raccoon stuffed animal (it had the cutest Park Hyatt bandana). The cleaning staff were equally wonderful and gave my kids extra chocolates plus a little note. Breakfast at Joni was AMAZING. My husband said it's his favorite Hyatt breakfast (other than Asia). High praise coming from a guy who's stayed everywhere from PH Paris to Alila Ventana. I think it was the crispy hashbrowns that won his heart :) Overall would I stay again? No. There are so many other 5* properties in Toronto to choose from that the Park Hyatt just isn't worth a return for us."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2026

"excellent service and room, great location next to ROM, get the feeling of being cared for, best room service food in a while"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

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