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The Hazelton Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in Yorkville, Toronto, at 118 Yorkville Avenue. It is one of the city's most polished independent hotels. The hotel has 62 rooms and 15 suites. It also has ONE Restaurant, Spa by Valmont, an indoor saltwater pool, fitness facilities, and the Norman Jewison Cinema. Guests are close to Bloor Street and the Royal Ontario Museum.

The Hazelton feels more private than many large city hotels. It has the scale of a refined townhouse property. It also has the service depth of a true five-star hotel. Guests come for Yorkville, oversized rooms, discreet service, a strong restaurant, a serious spa, and a quiet sense of Canadian glamour.

Location & Arrival

The hotel sits on Yorkville Avenue, one of Toronto's best-known luxury streets. Bloor Street's designer shops, Hazelton Lanes, Yorkville Village, galleries, cafes, and restaurants are close by. The Royal Ontario Museum, the University of Toronto, Queen's Park, and the Mink Mile are also easy to reach.

This location gives The Hazelton a strong neighborhood identity. Yorkville is central, walkable, and polished. It feels more residential than the Financial District. Guests can shop, dine, visit galleries, attend meetings, or move across the city by car or subway. They can then return to a hotel that feels calm and private.

Arrival is quiet and controlled. The porte cochere, compact lobby, attentive staff, and residential scale create a sense of discretion. This matters in a hotel often used by film, fashion, business, and entertainment guests. It matters even more during Toronto film-festival season.

Design & Atmosphere

The Hazelton was designed with a strong boutique point of view. Interiors by Yabu Pushelberg use rich materials, warm lighting, tailored furniture, and a polished city-house mood. The style hints at old Hollywood and modern Toronto. It does not feel theatrical.

Public spaces are intimate. The hotel is not built around a huge lobby or a constant crowd. Instead, it offers a sequence of refined spaces: reception, restaurant, bar, spa, cinema, meeting rooms, and corridors that feel more residential than corporate.

The mood is one of privacy and detail. It suits guests who want luxury without noise, and service without overstatement. That balance is one reason The Hazelton has become a long-running Yorkville favorite.

Rooms & Suites

The Hazelton has 62 rooms and 15 suites. Rooms are spacious for a city boutique hotel, with many starting around 620 square feet. High ceilings, generous bathrooms, deep soaking tubs, separate showers, heated floors, work space, soft bedding, and balconies in many categories give the rooms a residential feel.

Category choice should be based on space, view, and balcony preference. Deluxe and Luxury rooms suit shorter stays and couples. Suites add living areas and more privacy. They are better for longer visits, families, work trips, and guests who want to entertain quietly.

The top suites bring a stronger apartment-style feeling. They add more space and a deeper sense of Yorkville living. These categories are useful during events, film-festival stays, shopping weekends, and family travel where privacy and comfort matter.

ONE Restaurant

ONE Restaurant is a central part of the hotel. It is known for contemporary cooking, a polished dining room, a bar, and a popular Yorkville patio. The patio wraps the corner of Yorkville Avenue and Hazelton Lane. The restaurant serves hotel guests and local regulars, which gives the property real neighborhood life.

The menu is shaped by seasonal ingredients and a flexible all-day rhythm. It works for breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, cocktails, and people-watching on the patio. For guests, this means the hotel has a strong dining room in the building.

ONE Restaurant also helps define the social character of The Hazelton. It is stylish but not stiff, local but not casual, and useful for both a quiet meal and a more visible Yorkville evening.

Spa By Valmont

Spa by Valmont gives The Hazelton one of Toronto's strongest hotel wellness offerings. The spa includes treatment rooms, eucalyptus steam rooms, a lounge, an indoor saltwater pool, and access to fitness facilities. Treatments use Valmont products. They focus on facials, massage, body therapies, and recovery after travel or long city days.

The indoor saltwater pool is a real advantage for a boutique city hotel. It gives guests a calm place to swim, reset, or spend time between meetings and dinners. The spa is more intimate than a resort, but the quality suits a five-star urban stay.

For guests comparing Toronto hotels, this wellness component matters. Many city hotels offer a gym and treatment room. The Hazelton offers a fuller spa experience while keeping the small-hotel mood that defines the property.

Norman Jewison Cinema & Events

The Norman Jewison Cinema is one of the hotel's distinctive features. This 25-seat private screening room is used for intimate events, film-related gatherings, private viewings, celebrations, and Toronto film-festival moments. It gives the hotel a strong link to the city's film culture.

Event spaces also include private rooms for meetings, dinners, and board-level gatherings. The Yorkville setting, discreet service, cinema, restaurant, and suites make the hotel useful for both social and business occasions.

Yorkville Around The Hotel

Yorkville is one of Toronto's best areas for luxury shopping, galleries, dining, and culture. Guests can walk to Bloor Street boutiques, Holt Renfrew, the Royal Ontario Museum, Koerner Hall, Yorkville Village, and many restaurants and cafes. The area is polished but easy to use.

The neighborhood also works as a base for the wider city. Downtown offices, the Financial District, Scotiabank Arena, the Entertainment District, the waterfront, and Toronto Pearson International Airport are reachable by car or transit. The Hazelton keeps guests close to the city without placing them in its busiest business core.

Who Should Stay

The Hazelton Hotel is ideal for guests who want a private five-star Toronto hotel in Yorkville. It suits couples, business travelers, film-festival guests, families, spa travelers, shoppers, and repeat visitors who prefer a boutique hotel over a large tower property.

It is less suited to travelers who want a lakefront address, a very large conference hotel, or a nightlife-first district. Those guests may compare Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, The St. Regis Toronto, Park Hyatt Toronto, or Bisha Hotel. Guests who want Yorkville, privacy, large rooms, and a strong spa will likely prefer The Hazelton.

How It Compares

Compared with Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, The Hazelton is smaller and more discreet. Compared with Park Hyatt Toronto, it feels more independent and more residential. Compared with The St. Regis Toronto, it is less downtown-corporate and more Yorkville-focused. Compared with Bisha Hotel, it is quieter and more classic.

The hotel's strength is its mix of boutique scale, large rooms, Yorkville location, ONE Restaurant, Spa by Valmont, and cinema. It offers a version of Toronto luxury that feels personal, polished, and rooted in the city's fashion and culture district.

Why Book The Hazelton Hotel

Book The Hazelton Hotel for an independent five-star stay in Toronto's Yorkville neighborhood, with 62 rooms, 15 suites, generous bathrooms, balconies in many categories, ONE Restaurant, Spa by Valmont, an indoor saltwater pool, fitness facilities, the Norman Jewison Cinema, and easy access to Bloor Street, galleries, museums, shopping, and dining.