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  he Toronto Park Hyatt is an impressive building situated on one of the ritziest corners in the city. Overlooking the tiny but infamous neighborhood of Yorkville, the Park Hyatt does its part to attract rich folk to this part of town. The sky-high tower features rooms that are 300 to 400 square feet with breathtaking views of Queen's Park. Luxury comes in a variety of packages here, but all rooms make generous use of warm woods and neutral tones, and have an array of up-to-the-minute telecommunications gadgets like high-speed internet and, say, AM/FM radio. Ok, so it’s not that high-tech, but the plush bath robes and 24-hour five-star room service make the luxury of this hotel undeniable.
For travelers looking to do a bit of work while they’re visiting the T-dot, the Hyatt’s business center is open until 11 PM. The convenient shops and see-and-be-seen restaurants in Yorkville can provide ample distraction to travelers looking for an excuse not to do any work.
The Stillwater Spa, tucked below the Park Hyatt like a hidden city, is a plush, modern beauty emporium that offers a plethora of treatments devoted to the art of beautification. It has been voted a number of prestigious positions including #3 Best Spa in the US and Canada according to Travel + Leisure Magazine. Guests can get smothered in anything from a good chardonnay to designer mud for various health benefits or simply because they can. The most popular treatment by far is the couples massage. The lucky pair get to chill out in a private whirlpool before they get kneaded like fresh dough in the Swedish manner. Valentine’s Day is pretty busy here, to put it lightly.
The Park Hyatt features the usual luxe treatments - in-room fax, in-room safes, minibars, cable TV, in-room data ports, business services, meeting rooms, massage, sauna, bar, dry cleaning, concierge and airport shuttle. Two restaurants - Annona Dining Room and Morton's steak house – are within the Park Hyatt’s confines. Let award-winning executive chef Joan Monfaredi make you his notorious seafood risotto or a grilled angus filet.
This hotel is all about location, location, location. If you’re into rubbing shoulders with the rich a.k.a. sugar daddies, cougars, gold diggers, trophy wives and middle-aged men looking to get into trouble, the Hyatt will be right up your alley. –MBO
4 Avenue Rd., at Bloor St. W, Toronto, ON
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4 Avenue Road |
Phone416-925-1234 |
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MBO Toronto :: Hotels
