After making a mark globally, Four Seasons will soon be returning to its hometown Toronto in summer this year. The king of hospitality industry, Four Seasons, has expanded to over 86 hotels in 35 countries after making humble beginnings 50 years ago. Some of their properties include the Four Seasons Bora Bora, a private island that can be rented for $ 1 Million a week. At its property in Los Angeles, the Four Seasons impressed its guests by installing ipad 2 in every guest room, which in any case have state of the art lavish interiors. Besides offering its guests an array of amenities across the world, the Four Seasons also organized a Spa Week in November last year inviting customers to avail their signature services. Their website, in which the hotel invested a staggering $18 Million, informs the readers of its various properties world over and the services they offer.
Toronto is now gearing up to welcome back its most expensive hotel. Its current location at 60 Yorkville Avenue and at the corner of Bay Street is the most sought after and plush location in town. The hotel boasts of having a courtyard fountain which is four storeys tall and a sophisticated entrance almost resembling a Victorian carpet.
An imposing structure on the city’s skyline, the hotel’s current location has been described by Dimitrios Zarikos, the Regional Vice President and the General Manager, as “being at the intersection where business and pleasure come togetherâ€.
Four Seasons Toronto Interiors
The interiors of the hotel have been done up by internationally renowned designer Yabu Pushelberg. Canadian art has been widely used along with Czech glass fixtures and a harmonious blend of wood and stone has been used for the surfaces. The guest rooms have been designed in a way that they get ample sunlight which ensures a playful and lively atmosphere for the guests.
Amenities
The hotel also boasts of a two storied spa which is spread across 2700 meters and is flooded with natural sunlight. Simply known as The Spa, it offers a wide range of services which includes a yoga studio, a fitness centre, a salon, a relaxing swimming pool with a whirlwind and 17 treatment rooms. There are 259 rooms in the hotel of which 42 are suites. High speed Wi-Fi connectivity, temperature control, interactive tablets and specially designed marble bathrooms with hidden television sets are some of the many special features offered in a Suite.
Restaurants
Café Boulud and Dbar, the restaurants here is a culinary delight wherein Chef Daniel Boulud serves dishes that are a sumptuous blend of Mediterranean and French cooking traditions. The Restaurant is situated right above the bar and promises to become the city’s next most popular eating destination.
