Canada
8 ranked
hotels in Toronto
9 MICHELIN Keys · 4 Forbes Five Star · 0 World's 50 Best placings
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Eight ranked hotels between Yorkville brownstones and the lakefront
Toronto has 8 hotels ranked in the finehotels.world index. Four Seasons Hotel Toronto leads on prestige score at 6.58 out of 10, followed by The Hazelton Hotel Toronto and Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto. Of those, 7 hold MICHELIN Keys, 4 hold a Forbes Five Star rating, 2 are rated by La Liste.
Toronto's high-end hotels sit in a narrow north-south band, from the Bloor Street shopping district down to the harbour. Eight properties are ranked here, seven with MICHELIN Keys and two at two Keys, with four Forbes Five Star ratings and two La Liste restaurant entries, a fair reflection of a city whose dining scene has outgrown its old reputation.
Four Seasons Hotel Toronto anchors Yorkville on Yorkville Avenue, close to the brand's original 1961 Canadian roots, while The Hazelton Hotel serves the same neighbourhood at a smaller, more private scale and hosts the film festival crowd each September. Shangri-La and The St. Regis Toronto occupy mixed-use towers in the Entertainment and Financial districts, Park Hyatt Toronto reopened its rooftop bar above Avenue Road, and 1 Hotel Toronto and Bisha sit near King West.
| Hotel | Prestige | Distinctions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Four Seasons Hotel Toronto2 Keys · Forbes · La Liste · 259 rooms | 6.58 | 2 MICHELIN Keys; Forbes Five Star; La Liste 98.5 |
| 2 | The Hazelton Hotel Toronto2 Keys · Forbes · La Liste · 77 rooms | 6.45 | 2 MICHELIN Keys; Forbes Five Star; La Liste 97.5 |
| 3 | Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto1 Key · Forbes · 202 rooms | 5.59 | 1 MICHELIN Key; Forbes Five Star |
| 4 | 1 Hotel Toronto1 Key · 112 rooms | 5.20 | 1 MICHELIN Key |
| 5 | Ace Hotel Toronto1 Key · 124 rooms | 5.20 | 1 MICHELIN Key |
| 6 | Bisha Hotel Toronto1 Key · 96 rooms | 5.20 | 1 MICHELIN Key |
| 7 | Park Hyatt Toronto1 Key · 336 rooms | 5.20 | 1 MICHELIN Key |
| 8 | The St. Regis TorontoForbes | 5.07 | Forbes Five Star |
Prestige score is shown out of 10. Sources: MICHELIN Guide hotel selection, Forbes Travel Guide 2026 Star Awards, The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2023 to 2025, La Liste Top 1000 Hotels.
Yorkville and the Annex fringe hold the highest concentration, with galleries, the Royal Ontario Museum and designer retail underfoot; the Financial District and King West suit shorter working stays and nightlife; Harbourfront and the Entertainment District put the lake, Roy Thomson Hall and the theatres in reach.
May through October is the strongest weather window, with the September film festival and the summer festival calendar filling the city; January and February are cold and considerably quieter.
By prestige score, the three highest ranked hotels in Toronto are Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, The Hazelton Hotel Toronto, Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto. The score is a composite of MICHELIN Keys, Forbes Travel Guide Five Star ratings, placements in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2023, 2024 and 2025, and La Liste's hotel ratings. finehotels.world tracks 8 award holding hotels in Toronto in total.
Toronto has 7 hotels holding MICHELIN Keys in this index and 2 hold two Keys.
Each hotel is scored on a fixed formula built only from award facts, then shown on a scale of 5.00 to 10.00. MICHELIN Keys carry the most weight, a Forbes Travel Guide Five Star rating adds a flat six points, placements in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2023, 2024 and 2025 are weighted equally, and a La Liste rating moves the total slightly. Nothing a hotel supplies about itself enters the score, and the full formula is published on the methodology page so any figure in the table can be reproduced from the awards beside it.
May through October is the strongest weather window, with the September film festival and the summer festival calendar filling the city; January and February are cold and considerably quieter.
Yorkville and the Annex fringe hold the highest concentration, with galleries, the Royal Ontario Museum and designer retail underfoot; the Financial District and King West suit shorter working stays and nightlife; Harbourfront and the Entertainment District put the lake, Roy Thomson Hall and the theatres in reach.