Best Luxury Hotels in Canada

Combining the space and comfort of a luxury residence with the service of a five-star boutique hotel, SoHo Hotel Toronto occupies a prime position in the heart of the city’s Entertainment District. Contemporary Canadian design, generously sized guestrooms and a sizeable collection of art come together in a setting within easy reach of the CN Tower, theatres, sporting venues and some of Toronto’s best dining. A 2026 renovation has brought a fresh look to the hotel, enhanced by contemporary artworks and characterised by understated elegance.

Found on the Golden Square Mile, the 169 bedroom hotel encompasses 17 floors. A mainly monochrome colour palette is augmented by touches of blush velvet, marble and gilt hardware. At times it feels as if you’ve arrived at a modern art installation, with simple but dramatic design features. The third floor is home to the eating and drinking areas with accommodation (equipped with Nespresso machines, iPads and Bang and Olufsen speakers) found on higher floors, to take advantage of the views with floor-to-ceiling windows. The Four Seasons spa includes a dream-like pool area with an endless current to perfect your front crawl.

Those searching for a home from home in Whistler can book one of the Four Seasons’ private residences with a pool and concierge service. Or choose one of the guest rooms – all offer five-star service and amenities, feature wood interiors, gas fireplaces, L’Occitane toiletries and balconies or terraces. The pet-friendly hotel has a AAA Four Diamond award and its spa is widely believed to be one of the best in Canada. Steam rises from the outdoor pool and hot tub, open throughout the year and there are three excellent eateries.

As much a landmark as a hotel, this property sits beside the canal. Decorated in the classic Fairmont style, bedrooms here offer the Sealy sleep experience, a work desk with extra outlets, Le Labo bath amenities, a bedside device charging hub and a Nespresso coffee machine – Château Butlers (trained by Clarence McLeod in the art of both British and American style of service) are also on hand to wait on your every need. Be sure to take a dip in the stunning Art Deco indoor swimming pool, plus you can book massages, access the gym and dine in a number of fantastic Fairmont restaurants.

Stay in a grand chateau overlooking the river in the heart of Old Quebec. The heritage urban resort has welcomed US and French presidents, Hollywood A-listers including Steven Spielberg, Leonardo DiCaprio and Angelina Jolie and international royalty since its inception in the late 1800s. 611 bedrooms blend old-world elegance with the latest tech and first-rate service. Guests can dine in its Bistro Le Sam, Champlain Restaurant and Place Dufferin, as well as ordering snacks and coffees at the in-house Starbucks. The five-star property also has a wellness area with a heated indoor pool, a jacuzzi, treatment rooms and a gym.

The legendary Hotel Georgia has a rich history in the city of Vancouver, opening in 1927. Hailed as one of the classic yet fashionable venues, used as a retreat by the King of Rock and Roll himself, Elvis Presley. Hotel Georgia cemented itself with an extensive renovation in 2011, re-opening as the Rosewood Hotel Georgia. With a flair for elegance and passion, the staff will put you at ease with smooth Canadian hospitality. Experience the Rosewood Spa, Sense, or reflect and recuperate in the Garden Terrace. Enjoy fine dining in the Hawksworth Restaurant with dishes to spark the taste buds before winding down in the Prohibition speakeasy bar.

Stay in a one, two or three-bedroom suite with lake or lagoon views, a furnished balcony, a gas fireplace and a jetted tub. The rooftop outdoor infinity pool and hot tub also look across the water and there’s an area for BBQs here. A further pool is found inside, along with a fitness centre, a steam room and more hot tubs. Guests can have a flutter at the in-house Playtime casino and borrow equipment like yoga mats, parasols and bicycles. Each stay at The Royal Kelowna supports partner eco-friendly initiatives in the local area.

If you are a wine and cuisine fanatic, Four Seasons is your go-to hotel. This modernly designed and spacious facility is located in Yorkville quarter. You can enjoy French cuisine and wine at their Café Boulud. The hotel has other facilities like a spa and wellness centre and yoga studio. You will also enjoy top-class room service, WiFi and expansive city views from your suite. There are several places to visit, including, Niagara Peninsula where you can view the beautiful Niagara Falls, enjoy some adventure at the CN Tower and shop at the district’s boutiques, galleries and high-end stores.

The Hazelton Hotel is a member of Leading Hotels of the World and is a luxurious boutique hotel in the bustling city of Toronto, Canada. The hotel boasts 1940’s Hollywood-inspired décor and accommodations with unique walkout balconies. It is comprised of 62 guestrooms and 15 spacious suites featuring the 1860sqft Bellair Suite. On-site dining is available at ONE Restaurant as well as through 24-hour room service. There is also the option of chic ONE Lounge and outdoor ONE Patio if you’re looking for a drink. Guests are invited to unwind in the relaxing Spa by Valmont with an indoor saltwater pool and state-of-the-art wellness facilities. There is also a fully equipped fitness centre open every day, 24 hours a day. The hotel is family friendly, and guests can take advantage of a complimentary premium pram service offered by CYBEX. This hotel is pet friendly.

Connected to Rogers Place, The JW Marriott ICE District hotel is as convenient as it gets for large-scale events at the venue. There’s much to do in the vicinity, but there’s plenty going on inside the property too. Sip on handcrafted cocktails at Alchemy, the in-house lounge and bar with a heated outdoor patio for hygge nights. Tuck into dry-aged steaks and fresh seafood at the Braven Restaurant and American classics at Kindred Restaurant. Work out in the Archetype fitness studio. And take a leisurely swim in the indoor pool. 346 bedrooms feature fine linens, coffee-makers and views of downtown Edmonton; some offer jacuzzi bathtubs and separate living areas.

Monarchs, rock stars and Hollywood icons have been among those to stay at this Grande Dame since its inception in 1914. Found in the heart of the city’s attractions, it exudes contemporary lavishness, adorned by crystal chandeliers and marble columns. Rooms come with the brand’s own Rose 31 toiletries and Keurig coffee machines, with the Gold Floor (penthouse suites) boasting a private lounge, canapés and complimentary snacks. The spa includes a swimming pool and hammam, while the Hawthorn Dining Room serves vegan-friendly dishes with a separate kids’ menu from breakfast through to dinner.

Over a century old, this Grande Dame looks out from its perch among the snowcapped trees. Its architect was inspired by Scottish baronial castles and the building has since become a National Historic Site. The enormous resort accommodates 757 rooms, including one, two and three-bedroom suites, a championship golf course, tennis courts, shops, the Willow Stream Spa, a fitness and aquatic centre, a bowling alley, an outward bounds kids’ club, multiple restaurants, two bars and a Biergarten. The lavish establishment is pet-friendly, has a ski school and runs a shuttle to the slopes during the winter months.