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Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto

Toronto • Financial District • SPLURGE

avg. $484 / night

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At a glance

A 65-storey tower with Asian-inflected interiors, marble soaking tubs, and a double-height restaurant overlooking the Financial District.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and business travelers

Highlights:

  • 65-storey James K.M. Cheng tower at University and Adelaide
  • Rooms with marble soaking tubs behind fretwork screens
  • Bosk restaurant with double-height glazed dining room
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PB hotel design editorial

At the corner of University Avenue and Adelaide Street, where Toronto's Financial District gives way to the Entertainment District, a 65-storey mixed-use tower designed by James K.M. Cheng Architects rises as one of the city's tallest residential and hotel structures. The Shangri-La Hotel Toronto, which opened in 2012, fills the lower floors of that tower — roughly the first 17 — with 202 rooms and suites whose design draws on the Hong Kong-based brand's characteristic fusion of Asian craft sensibility and Western spatial comfort. From the street, the glazed double-height volume housing Bosk restaurant glows amber against the blue-hour sky, a cluster of crystal chandeliers visible through the steel-framed curtain wall signalling the scale of the public rooms within. The interiors, by Interior Design Group, navigate the same translation the chain attempts across its portfolio: dark-stained mahogany furniture with lattice-screen detailing borrowed from Chinese joinery traditions, set against warm cream wallcovering and natural stone. Guest rooms carry this language through headboards framed in slatted timber, marble soaking tubs glimpsed through pivoting fretwork screens, and an Eames lounge chair placed at the window as a quietly cosmopolitan counterpoint. The lobby anchors the composition around a black marble fireplace flanked by a vertical gold-toned slatted screen, curved crimson velvet sofas offering a flash of warmth in a palette that otherwise runs to travertine, taupe, and lacquered walnut. The effect is polished rather than pointed, a hotel that wears its ambitions calmly.

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About

Soaring high above the city in one of Toronto’s tallest buildings, Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto offers guests a distinctively urban escape and holds a Forbes Five-Star Rating. Just a 6-minute walk from Queen Street West on University Avenue, the hotel is surrounded in all directions by the best the city has to offer. The nearby Art Gallery of Ontario, the vibrant waterfront and the non-stop energy on Yonge Street are just a few of the great city hotspots within easy reach.

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Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto Reviews

2,195 reviews

"Courtesy and Kindness in a Lovely setting. Good location forToronto sights.Room was spacious, excelllent laundry service. Staff took time to remember you and what you liked. Excellent therapeutic massage at Health Club."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 02, 2026

"Our family had a wonderful multi night stay at the hotel. Staff very welcoming throughout, even receptionist who checked us in and didn’t see us for four days still remembered our name and room number as well as details of our stay. Stayed in a Deluxe One Bedroom Suite which we would highly recommend, very spacious, two bathrooms, great city view. Pillows and beds very comfortable. WiFi worked well throughout. Food was excellent, really enjoyed breakfast along with evening meals via room service. Lovely indoor swimming pool, gym and sauna, along with cabanas with their own TVs. Great location in Toronto, we really enjoyed being able to walk around and explore. Thoroughly recommend this hotel to those staying in Toronto."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"Our stay at the Shangri-La Toronto was exceptional from start to finish. The hotel strikes the perfect balance between luxury and genuine hospitality. I have never stayed at a hotel where every staff member is so kind, courteous and helpful. The room was beautifully appointed—immaculately clean, spacious and incredibly comfortable. The bed was among the most comfortable I’ve ever slept in, and the attention to detail throughout the hotel was second to none. The location is ideal, with easy access to Toronto’s best restaurants, theatres, shopping, and attractions, making it the perfect base for exploring the city. The amenities were outstanding, especially the pool, spa, and fitness facilities, all of which were impeccably maintained. What really sets the Shangri-La apart is the level of service. The team consistently anticipated our needs and made every interaction effortless and memorable. It’s clear they take great pride in creating an exceptional guest experience. If you’re looking for a truly five-star hotel in Toronto, I can’t recommend the Shangri-La highly enough. We’ll absolutely be back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 28, 2026

"The service was exceptional. The staff helped us celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary and gave us free champagne and even free dim sum whilst we waited for our duck to be prepared. The concierge was helpful and had lots of tips for things to do; he arranged our bookings for in house dining and nothing was too much trouble. The food in both Bosk, in house dining and the renown Chinese restaurant were exceptional. The Peking duck was to die for and the dim sum were exquisite. I could not recommend it more. There was a wedding scheduled for that weekend and they moved us to a junior suite in the 11th floor simply so we would not be disrupted by the celebrations."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 27, 2026

"My wife and I spent 4 nights total CAD $3,500 for first time visit to Toronto. Checked in early (which was nice) & assigned to disability room on 7th floor because early check in (was informed disability -no bath tub, which was OK for us). Which was NOT OK, every night there were extremely loud sirens multiple times which interrupted our sleep. Should have complained and switched rooms, but didn't because of hassle and thought it was a just bad night and wouldn't be so bad the next time. Was wrong and should have switched after first night. Be warned."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 23, 2026

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