Best Luxury Hotels in Canada

The hotel of Fairmont Pacific Rim can be described simply as contemporary luxury. Look no further than this uniquely inspired venue for the best that Vancouver has to offer. Whether you’re seeking a quiet getaway or the adventure of a lifetime, this captivating hotel has the means. Exquisite culinary offerings, stylish rooms and sizzling culture enrich the bright social scenes that unfold in these state-of-the-art accommodations. Vancouver’s hottest new restaurant Botanist is helmed by Botanist Executive Chef Hector Laguna.

For the independently minded, Loden Hotel offers a stylish yet sleek look with Dornbract fixtures and understated decor. Revelling in the spirit of Vancouver you will find that this venue is sure to keep you active, with local activity programs including WanderFIT, guiding guests through a full cardio workout while you can explore the full tableau of the great outdoors. Make sure you work up an appetite, as the hotel is only minutes away from fresh harbour front dining.

Choose from a Classic, Signature, Privilege, or Prestige bedroom, or a Prestige suite at Le Germain. All feature urban-inspired etched wall art, goose-down duvets with Eqyptian cotton and bamboo linen, feather pillows, yoga mats, Nespresso coffee machines, Tivoli audio stereo systems with Bluetooth connection, 100% cotton bathrobes, Molton Brown toiletries and ergonomic workstations. The hotel is family and pet friendly, with cots available on request. And you can dine on a menu of gourmet dishes at its Norca restaurant and bar.

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 downtown Ottawa at The Westin where you can enjoy views over the rooftops through floor-to-ceiling windows. Designed for a good night’s sleep, rooms come with the brand’s signature Heavenly Beds with pillowtop mattresses, Sleep Well Lavender Balm, as well as  Westin White Tea Heavenly Bath Amenities. Here you can breakfast at Daly’s Restaurant and tuck into steaks and seafood at The Shore Club. Ottawa isn’t short of options for staying active, but the hotel itself has an indoor saltwater pool, a modern fitness centre and private squash courts. And if that’s not sufficient, book WestinWORKOUT® Room with a treadmill or a spinning cycle, adjustable dumbbells, Bicycling and Runner’s World magazines, running maps, and complimentary bottled water.

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.

Located just outside the St-Jean Gate, the building is a certified historic monument, with Beaux-Arts architecture and plenty of theatrical flair. The decor has a strong Art Deco leaning, not least in its main event; a fully-restored 1920s cabaret dinner theatre. Bedrooms and suites have features like exposed brick walls, roll-top tubs, Hollywood-style bathroom mirrors surrounded by bulbs, stars on the doors and mezzanine floors for sleeping.  Executive chef Serge Gagné is at the helm of the Italian-themed Ristorante Il Teatro and there’s a charming rooftop garden, perfect for sundowners.

There is a chance you have not come across an elegant rooftop setting like that of Bisha Hotel Toronto but worry not since it is exclusive to guests. When it comes to floors and walls, the design and colour rhyme will mesmerise you. Their rooms are well-spaced and set, their room services out of this world and their amenities are worth your praises. If you are a foodie, their $50 breakfast credit will be your cloud nine. With this offer, you get to enjoy breakfast burritos, avocado, Mediterranean-style acai bowls, eggs and more on their rooftop restaurant- KOST. Relish more of their Japanese cuisine, French-made salads, sandwiches and other services, including valet parking.

Since first opening its doors in 1989, the Fairmont Chateau Whistler has become a landmark hotel. Standing proudly in the shadow of the Blackcomb Mountain with ski in and out access, it’s located in the town’s Upper Village, just a few minutes away from the centre. The prestigious property is one of 20 Fairmont Hotels in the country and was designed in a chateau-style. Be sure to enjoy some pamper time at Vida Spa and tuck into juicy steaks or seafood at the Grill Rooms. 519 rooms are spread across 12 floors, with 41 interconnecting rooms available. There are heated indoor and outdoor pools, with the heated cedar hot tub a real treat apres-ski.

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.

This is the only all-suite resort in town, a modern take on the traditional chalet, where pine and stone blend with contemporary lines. Mountain gondolas are right outside, with the village centre steps away. The Westin has its own Starbucks onsite, grill and sushi restaurants and a sophisticated lounge. Guests can shop at the resort’s varied range of boutiques, hire equipment, make use of a complimentary ski valet, swim in the indoor-outdoor pool and relax with over 75 different treatments at the Avello Spa and Health Club. Studios through to two-bedroom apartments are available, in a total of 419 suites, all with their own kitchens.

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.