The Hazelton Hotel Toronto

The Hazelton is the strongest alternative to Four Seasons if you want a smaller hotel. It has 62 rooms and 15 suites, and says its guest rooms average more than 620 square feet. That space matters on a staycation. You can actually spend part of the afternoon in the room.

Rooms, facilities and the reason to book

ONE Restaurant and its Yorkville terrace give the hotel a social side. Spa by Valmont adds an indoor saltwater pool and treatments. The attraction is having those choices in a 77-room property, rather than a large hotel tower.

Read the room name closely. A Juliette balcony lets you open the doors to a railing. It is not an outdoor sitting area. If breakfast outside is the whole point, book a category that explicitly includes a walk-out balcony. The hotel’s room list separates balcony categories.

Getting there: Bay station is nearby. Yorkville’s restaurants, shops and the Bloor museum area are the natural focus of a stay here. It is less convenient than the downtown winners for repeated trips to the convention centre or a Jays game.

Our call: Choose the Hazelton for room space and a smaller setting. Choose Four Seasons if its broader spa experience matters more than hotel size.

See Hazelton rooms, facilities and booking options.

Compare the full booking total, not just the first nightly rate. Room category, cancellation rules, breakfast, parking and paid treatments can change the value of a stay. Ask the hotel directly about any access feature that is essential for you, including the route to the room and the exact bathroom layout.

For a simple plan around the stay, see our Toronto staycation itinerary and rainy-day ideas.

Questions before you book

How many Michelin Keys does the Hazelton have?

The Hazelton has Two Michelin Keys in the 2026 selection. It is one of Toronto's two hotels at that level, alongside Four Seasons.

How big is the Hazelton Hotel?

The hotel lists 62 rooms and 15 suites, for 77 in total. It says its guest rooms average more than 620 square feet. Check the exact size and layout of the category you plan to book.

Does every Hazelton room have a balcony you can sit on?

No. A Juliette balcony is a railing outside opening doors, not a terrace with room to sit. Choose a room explicitly described as having a walk-out balcony if outdoor space is important.

Does the Hazelton have a pool?

Yes. The hotel has an indoor saltwater pool and Spa by Valmont. Confirm access and treatment arrangements with the hotel when you book.

Is the Hazelton convenient without a car?

Yes, for a Yorkville stay. Bay station on Line 2 is nearby, and the Bloor shopping strip and museum area are walkable. A downtown hotel is simpler if most of your plans are near Union Station or the waterfront.

Who should book the Hazelton?

Choose it for room space, Yorkville restaurants and the feel of a smaller property. If your main goal is a large hotel spa weekend, compare Four Seasons before deciding.

Hotel details and public reviews checked September 21, 2026. Our verdict is based on research, not a claim that we stayed at this hotel. Michelin’s official selection confirms the award.