Hotel
1. Fairmont Pacific Rim
A Forbes Five-Star hotel on the Coal Harbour waterfront with 367 rooms and suites, a rooftop pool, a fifth-floor spa and the Botanist restaurant and bar.
View details — Fairmont Pacific RimHotel
2. Fairmont Royal York
A grand railway hotel opened in 1929 opposite Union Station, with more than 1,300 rooms, the Library Bar, a pool and spa and a rooftop garden with beehives.
View details — Fairmont Royal YorkHotel
3. Ritz-Carlton Montréal
Sherbrooke Street grande dame opened in 1912, restored in 2012, with 129 rooms and suites, Maison Boulud, afternoon tea in the Palm Court and an indoor pool.
View details — Ritz-Carlton MontréalHotel
4. Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Downtown landmark opened in 1958 above the central train station, renovated in 2017, where John Lennon and Yoko Ono staged their 1969 Bed-In.
View details — Fairmont The Queen ElizabethHotel
5. Four Seasons Hotel Toronto
A Forbes Five-Star hotel in Yorkville at Bay Street, opened in 2012, with 259 rooms, Daniel Boulud's Café Boulud, a cocktail bar and a two-storey spa.
View details — Four Seasons Hotel TorontoHotel
6. Rosewood Hotel Georgia
Opened in 1927 and restored in 2011, the Rosewood Hotel Georgia pairs heritage interiors with Hawksworth Restaurant, a garden terrace, Sense spa and several bars.
View details — Rosewood Hotel GeorgiaHotel
7. Fairmont Hotel Vancouver
Vancouver's château-style railway hotel, opened in 1939 for the royal tour, with a copper roof and gargoyles, 557 rooms, a pool, spa and Notch8 restaurant.
View details — Fairmont Hotel VancouverHotel
8. Hotel William Gray
Old Montreal boutique hotel near Place Jacques-Cartier with the Maggie Oakes restaurant, two terraces including an eighth-floor rooftop and an underground spa with a pool.
View details — Hotel William GrayHotel
9. Shangri-La Toronto
A Forbes Five-Star hotel on University Avenue, in one of the city's tallest towers, with 202 rooms, the restaurants bosk and Mott 32, a Lobby Lounge and a hammam spa.
View details — Shangri-La TorontoHotel
10. Hôtel Nelligan
Old Montreal boutique hotel on rue Saint-Paul with 44 rooms and 61 suites, the Terrasse Nelligan, several places to eat and a spa due in early 2027.
View details — Hôtel NelliganHotel
11. Omni King Edward Hotel
Toronto's first upscale hotel, opened in 1903 on King Street East to designs by E. J. Lennox, now run by Omni, with 301 rooms, the Consort Bar and afternoon tea.
View details — Omni King Edward HotelHotel
12. Wedgewood Hotel & Spa
A family-owned Relais & Châteaux hotel with 83 rooms and suites opposite Robson Square, home to Bacchus Restaurant and Lounge and a spa with a eucalyptus steam room.
View details — Wedgewood Hotel & SpaHotel
13. Le Germain Hotel Montreal
Downtown design hotel on rue Mansfield with sixties-inspired interiors by Zébulon Perron, a French brasserie, an oyster bar and a 24-hour gym.
View details — Le Germain Hotel MontrealHotel
14. The Drake Hotel
A 51-room boutique hotel in an 1890 building on Queen Street West, known for its contemporary art collection, the Drake Underground music venue and the Sky Yard rooftop.
View details — The Drake HotelHotel
15. The Sylvia Hotel
Built in 1912 and covered in Boston ivy, the Sylvia is a heritage hotel on English Bay beside Stanley Park, with 120 rooms and suites and a pet-friendly policy.
View details — The Sylvia HotelHotel
16. Auberge du Vieux-Port
Boutique hotel in a 19th-century building facing the Old Port, with 45 rooms, stone and brick walls, Taverne Gaspar and a terrace overlooking the St Lawrence.
View details — Auberge du Vieux-PortHotel
17. Gladstone House
Toronto's longest-operating hotel, an 1889 Romanesque building on West Queen West with artist-designed rooms, a bistro, event spaces and a working 1903 elevator.
View details — Gladstone HouseHotel
18. Granville Island Hotel
The only hotel on Granville Island, on the False Creek waterfront at 1253 Johnston Street, with balcony rooms, penthouses and the all-day Dockside Restaurant.
View details — Granville Island HotelHotel
19. Auberge Saintlo Montréal
Downtown hostel on rue Mackay with dorms and private rooms, a free Montreal-style breakfast, a guest kitchen and an in-house pub, open around the clock.
View details — Auberge Saintlo MontréalHotel
20. The Broadview Hotel
A 58-room boutique hotel in a restored 1890s Romanesque building at Queen Street East and Broadview Avenue, with a glass-walled rooftop restaurant and bar overlooking the skyline.
View details — The Broadview Hotel