- Best for
- Theatre, concerts and downtown train connections
- Neighbourhood
- Entertainment District
- Address
- 181 Wellington Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Price
- Rates vary by date and room. Compare the final total and cancellation terms.
The Ritz-Carlton makes the most sense when your Toronto plans revolve around Roy Thomson Hall, a theatre night or downtown attractions. Its Wellington Street address is convenient for Union Station, the convention centre and the area around the CN Tower.
Rooms, facilities and the reason to book

The hotel also advertises a direct PATH connection and access to St Andrew station. That is useful in bad weather, though the underground walkways take some learning. Above ground is often simpler for a first short walk.
Now the booking warning: the hotel’s official renovation notice says the spa closes September 21, 2026, with reopening planned for late February 2027. It says the pool and fitness centre remain open. A Michelin Key does not erase that loss of a major amenity.
TOCA, EPOCH and LANO still give you dining options to check before a performance. If you are comparing Club rooms, price them separately. The hotel says Club Lounge access requires an eligible booking or upgrade; Marriott Bonvoy elite status does not provide it automatically.
Getting there: Use St Andrew on Line 1, or approach from Union Station if arriving by train. For a sports trip, double-check that your tickets are for Rogers Centre rather than Rogers Stadium.
Our call: Book it for the location and a show. Skip it for spa treatments during the renovation. Four Seasons or the Hazelton is the better shortlist for that trip.
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. The current spa closure matters more than older reviews describing a good treatment. Do not use an old spa review as proof that treatments are available for your dates.
For a simple plan around the stay, see our Toronto staycation itinerary and rainy-day ideas.
Questions before you book

Does the Ritz-Carlton Toronto have a Michelin Key?
Yes. It holds One Michelin Key in the 2026 selection. The hotel remains on the list during the announced spa renovation.
Is the Ritz-Carlton spa open?
The hotel says its spa closes on September 21, 2026, with reopening planned for late February 2027. That is a planned date, not a guarantee. Check the current notice before booking treatments or a spa package.
Will the pool close during the spa renovation?
The hotel says the pool and fitness centre will remain open. Confirm arrangements for your dates, since a renovation schedule can change.
Does Marriott status include the Club Lounge?
The hotel says Club Lounge access requires an eligible reservation or upgrade. Marriott Bonvoy elite status does not automatically provide access. Check the room and package terms before paying.
Is the Ritz-Carlton connected to PATH?
Yes. The hotel advertises a direct PATH connection and access to St Andrew station. First-time visitors should still allow time to navigate the underground network.
Should you book the Ritz-Carlton for a spa weekend now?
No, if treatments are the main reason for the trip during the announced closure. Choose it for its Wellington Street location and a show. Compare Four Seasons or the Hazelton for a treatment-led stay.
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.
What Google reviewers say
These are recurring themes in public Google reviews checked September 21, 2026. They are not independently verified facts, and individual experiences vary.
Pros reviewers mention
- Attentive and friendly staff
- Help with special occasions
- Downtown location
Cons reviewers mention
- Some guests question value or inconsistent attention to detail


