Experts' Choice Award

Shangri-La Toronto

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Top 6% of hotels in Toronto

8/10

What the experts agree on

Experts consistently praise the Shangri-La's spacious, elegant rooms blending Asian design with Western comfort, serene atmosphere, and prime downtown location near theaters, shopping, and the Financial District.

16 expert reviews

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

– Zagat

Fodor's

"This hotel, opened in 2012, embodies the attention to service for which the Shangri-La brand is beloved while putting an art-focused twist on its traditional East-meets-West aesthetic." Full review

Jetsetter

"Luxurious, mod-Asian hotel with a prime downtown address, exotic spa and exceptional restaurant." Full review

Star Service

"This hotel has broadened the luxury category in Toronto and has become a fabulous mainstay for locals and visitors alike." Full review

BlackBook

"Taking up just 17 floors of a 66-story tower, the guests of Canada's Shangri-La are greeted by Zhang Huan’s epic, stainless steel Rising sculpture, leading to a light-flooded lobby and lounge."

Forbes Travel Guide

5 Stars

"One of Toronto’s newest luxury hotels (in a city filled with new luxury hotels), Shangri-La Toronto stands out for its blend of modern luxury with traditional Chinese décor." Full review

Condé Nast Traveler

"A glittering 66-story glass tower in central Toronto, equidistant from the city's entertainment and financial districts." Full review

Oyster

Luxury

"With lavish and tasteful Asian designs, the luxury 202-room Shangri-La Hotel Toronto soars 65 stories high in downtown’s Financial District." Full review

Gayot

"For travelers seeking a truly blissful retreat, the Shangri-La Hotel Toronto provides 202 guest rooms (including 49 suites) that claim to be the largest in Canada, starting at 45 square meters."

Travel + Leisure

"Located in the heart of the downtown core, the Shangri-La Toronto is mere steps away from the Art Gallery of Ontario, the theater district, the waterfront, and plenty of high-end shopping." Full review

The Telegraph