Four Seasons Hotel Toronto

Good FS hotel. Rooms and facilities were about standard. Service was great though from the doormen to the front desk. Gym and pool were good although the pool felt cold. We were given a street facing room and it was LOUD. Just be mindful of that if you end up in that room.

I can’t say enough good things about this hotel. I took my wife for our 20th anniversary and they were amazing. The concierge helped with making arrangements for me to give a surprise gift to my wife at dinner which turned out perfectly. The suite and the hotel as a whole was so perfectly done. I wouldn’t be able to find a flaw if I tried. Thank you to everyone!

A wonderful stay at Four Seasons Hotel Toronto. The hotel has an excellent location in Yorkville, a beautiful atmosphere, and genuinely friendly and professional service. The breakfast was outstanding, with great quality and attention to detail. I also enjoyed the spa, which was one of the highlights of my visit. The Yorkville Massage was an exceptional experience, deeply relaxing and exactly what I needed after exploring the city. A special thank you to Maryann at the bar, whose genuine smile, warmth, and attentive service made the experience even more memorable. It is these small personal touches that elevate a hotel from excellent to truly special. Four Seasons delivers the kind of calm, elegant hospitality where every detail feels thoughtfully considered. I would happily return.

I was actively trying to arrange a premium stay at this property, but the front house and receptionist culture completely killed any desire I had to spend my money here. The first impression was a textbook example of hostile, corporate gatekeeping. When I called to inquire about specific room details, the main receptionist subjected me to what felt like an aggressive security audit. Before they would even consider connecting me to the front desk, I was grilled with questions: "What is your name?" "Why are you calling?" "Why are you asking for this person?" "Who are you?" They did everything in their power to block me from speaking to the front house, repeatedly trying to dump me back into a generic reservations queue. It was insulting, borderline belligerent, and incredibly unwelcoming. When I finally did get through to management on subsequent calls, two separate managers were entirely unhelpful and hid behind the exact same rigid, defensive scripts. The contrast with other luxury properties is staggering. I had a fantastic first impression with the Four Seasons Resort Whistler, which actually understands high-end hospitality. Even compared to luxury properties like the intimate Hazelton Hotel & mega property Fairmont Royal York (their Fairmont Gold specifically), operations deliver a far superior sense of value and a completely different league of customer relations—warm, welcoming, and entirely devoid of this elitist pretense. I eventually just gave up and took my business to a premium property that respects my time. The irony is that the food and beverage teams at d|bar and Café Boulud are excellent—professional and agile. But when core rooms management treats a pre-booking inquiry like an interrogation, the brand value proposition is completely broken. Save yourself the headache and book a modern lifestyle hotel or go where hospitality is actually valued.

My stay at The Four Seasons was absolutely incredible. From the moment i arrived, everything felt elevated the atmosphere, the service, the attention to detail. The property itself is stunning, and every part of the experience felt seamless and luxurious.My stay unforgettable was Daniel, from front desk. It’s rare to meet someone who genuinely embodies what five-star service should feel like. No request felt too big or too small, and he handled everything with such calm confidence and professionalism.