Toronto

For the flagship property of the Toronto-based luxury chain, this Four Seasons seems to be missing the X factor. — Time Out

Sleek luxury permeates the rooms and suites of The Hazelton Hotel. You can almost get lost in the spacious rooms, each with an average of 620 square feet with 9-foot-tall ceilings. — Forbes Travel Guide

Toronto'€™s hip and trendy Drake Hotel blends a fashionable cultural atmosphere with friendly hospitality. — Gayot

Seriously sleek design, sweeping city views and built-in nightlife in Toronto’s trendy King West Village. — Jetsetter

Teen queens, tree-huggers and wannabe rockers are bunking down on West Queen West, along with prudish Victorians, bikers and fans of faux fur. — Time Out

Located between the Financial District and trendy Queen West, this outpost of the luxury international chain has a sleek, contemporary look. — Zagat

Old-world elegance and Victorian style permeate this historic boutique hotel set in a building dating back to 1927. — Zagat

This very luxe property, which opened in 2011, delivers on the brand's reputation for attentive service, refined style, and excellent amenities. — Frommer's

Immaculate, chi-chi boutique hotel kitted out in the full flourish of modern style, from the handsome foyer... through to the stylish, well-appointed guest rooms. — Rough Guide

Built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the 1920s, this big (over 1,300 rooms) luxury landmark combines historic character with leading-edge environmental practices. — Zagat

Ooh-la-la! The sophisticated Park Hyatt has an impressive circular drive with fountains and a rooftop skyline lounge. — Lonely Planet

Dubbed the Soho Met by locals, this design-oriented boutique aims to please everyone from business travelers on the run to more leisurely guests who come to see and be seen. — Star Service

The new darling of the Financial District, this 65-story, hotel-and-condo tower from the well-known luxury hotelier has taken Toronto by storm. — Fodor's

Its storied hallways have seen the likes of Ernest Hemingway, The Beatles, Elizabeth Taylor, Rudolph Valentino and Britney Spears. — The Telegraph

Attention to soothing details makes this hotel a true urban oasis. — Gayot

This ultra-stylish hotel is perfectly poised to receive traffic from the Air Canada Centre across the street and the Rogers Centre just minutes away. — Fodor's

A converted 1850s chocolate factory, this tiny boutique hotel boasts just four rooms—but they’re well worth the effort of getting a booking. — Time Out

Everything that you'd expect from a Hilton. — Fodor's

If this were a hamburger, it'd be with 'the works' – restaurants, shops, gym, conference centre, pool, disabled-access suites etc. — Lonely Planet