Best Luxury Hotels In Canada

Since first opening its doors in 1989, the Fairmont Chateau Whistler has become a landmark hotel. Standing proudly in the shadow of the Blackcomb Mountain with ski in and out access, it’s located in the town’s Upper Village, just a few minutes away from the centre. The prestigious property is one of 20 Fairmont Hotels in the country and was designed in a chateau-style. Be sure to enjoy some pamper time at Vida Spa and tuck into juicy steaks or seafood at the Grill Rooms. 519 rooms are spread across 12 floors, with 41 interconnecting rooms available. There are heated indoor and outdoor pools, with the heated cedar hot tub a real treat apres-ski.

Those searching for a home from home in Whistler can book one of the Four Seasons’ private residences with a pool and concierge service. Or choose one of the guest rooms – all offer five-star service and amenities, feature wood interiors, gas fireplaces, L’Occitane toiletries and balconies or terraces. The pet-friendly hotel has a AAA Four Diamond award and its spa is widely believed to be one of the best in Canada. Steam rises from the outdoor pool and hot tub, open throughout the year and there are three excellent eateries.

This is the only all-suite resort in town, a modern take on the traditional chalet, where pine and stone blend with contemporary lines. Mountain gondolas are right outside, with the village centre steps away. The Westin has its own Starbucks onsite, grill and sushi restaurants and a sophisticated lounge. Guests can shop at the resort’s varied range of boutiques, hire equipment, make use of a complimentary ski valet, swim in the indoor-outdoor pool and relax with over 75 different treatments at the Avello Spa and Health Club. Studios through to two-bedroom apartments are available, in a total of 419 suites, all with their own kitchens.

Experience Vancouver’s glittering skyline from the venue of Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver. Described as a luxurious sanctuary between the mountains and the sea, this luxurious hotel is decorated in tasteful modernity. Open your mind to taste in the MARKET restaurant with the sumptuous creations of Jean-Georges Vongerichten, an internationally-acclaimed Michelin-starred chef. Grouse Mountain is only a short drive away. Catering to the adventurous and athletic, its slopes are perfect for that skiing or snowboarding experience. Relax by taking a stroll around nearby Stanley Park and breathe in the crisp air of nature, or relax in the spa with soothing body treatments.

Known as the ‘Castle in the City’, the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver holds a prime location on the doorstep of the city’s biggest attractions including Stanley Park, Granville Island, Vancouver Aquarium, Robston Street Shopping and Seawall. Recently renovated and showcasing a new lobby and restaurant, the hotel specialises in luxury inspired by its rich history. Get the party started with Happy Hour at Notch8, or recline in the indoor pool before being inspired at the Willow Stream Spa. Experience true luxury with exclusive amenities including a state-of-the-art health club and personalized service from our Concierge team.

The legendary Hotel Georgia has a rich history in the city of Vancouver, opening in 1927. Hailed as one of the classic yet fashionable venues, used as a retreat by the King of Rock and Roll himself, Elvis Presley. Hotel Georgia cemented itself with an extensive renovation in 2011, re-opening as the Rosewood Hotel Georgia. With a flair for elegance and passion, the staff will put you at ease with smooth Canadian hospitality. Experience the Rosewood Spa, Sense, or reflect and recuperate in the Garden Terrace. Enjoy fine dining in the Hawksworth Restaurant with dishes to spark the taste buds before winding down in the Prohibition speakeasy bar.

The hotel of Fairmont Pacific Rim can be described simply as contemporary luxury. Look no further than this uniquely inspired venue for the best that Vancouver has to offer. Whether you’re seeking a quiet getaway or the adventure of a lifetime, this captivating hotel has the means. Exquisite culinary offerings, stylish rooms and sizzling culture enrich the bright social scenes that unfold in these state-of-the-art accommodations. Vancouver’s hottest new restaurant Botanist is helmed by Botanist Executive Chef Hector Laguna.

For the independently minded, Loden Hotel offers a stylish yet sleek look with Dornbract fixtures and understated decor. Revelling in the spirit of Vancouver you will find that this venue is sure to keep you active, with local activity programs including WanderFIT, guiding guests through a full cardio workout while you can explore the full tableau of the great outdoors. Make sure you work up an appetite, as the hotel is only minutes away from fresh harbour front dining.

Even closer to the ferry (fewer than five minutes walk), The Douglas Hotel is a boutique property overlooking the sea, with just 19 bedrooms, two suites and a lodge catering for four. Its origins date back to 1782 when it catered for the aristocracy; the hotel later became a medical practice and the doctor’s home, but, after falling derelict, was taken on by Sean Henry in 2010. The decor is both classic and fashionable, with plenty of tweed and plaid to reflect local culture. It has a bar and bistro, with a large terrace for boat and seal spotting on warmer days.

Take a walk half a block away from the Toronto subway and allow yourself to enjoy the 5-star hotel services of The Omni King Edward Hotel. Being so close to the city, you have a variety of options for different tourist needs. You can shop from Eaton Centre and visit famous cities like the Harbourfront and Rogers Centre, among others. For lovers of food, there are different restaurant options, including Beerbistro, Carisma, Origin and many more. Apart from the hotel’s fantastic area attractions, you can enjoy their beautiful rooms and room setting with wake-up service, spa, in-room movies, HDTV with premium cable channels and Wi-Fi.