Entertaining clients, visiting friends, or planning your next vacation can often mean staying in hotels – but which ones should you stay at? Sometimes the top-rated hotels are not actually the best option for you, so we’ve compiled this list of Canada’s 10 most luxurious hotels to help you find the best hotel no matter what your needs. Check out our top 10 most luxurious hotels in Canada below!
Fairmont Banff Springs
You don’t have to visit Banff Springs as a guest to fall in love with it. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Banff Springs was also on The Travel Channel’s list of Top Ten Hotels of All Time, making it one of (if not)the most famous hotels around. If you do decide to stay at Banff Springs, your stay will be capped off by a candlelit dinner under canvas and clear starry skies. In addition to outdoor dining areas, hotel guests can enjoy indoor dining overlooking a mountain stream or having tea at Daffodil Tea Room — which offers over 1,000 selections for patrons! Imagine relaxing in an old-fashioned bathtub before slipping into bed with 500 thread-count sheets and comforters from Belgium.
Delta Chelsea Hotel
Located on a quiet residential street near Toronto’s bustling downtown district, Delta Chelsea offers visitors upscale amenities and accommodations. The hotel’s interior design is modern and chic, with pops of red adorning each room to create a charming ambiance. The hotel is also known for its gourmet dining experience, which boasts executive chef Bruce Wampler as one of its key members. With a staff that caters to your every need and an on-site spa that boasts 20 different treatment rooms, guests are sure to feel pampered throughout their stay at Delta Chelsea Hotel.
Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Located in Montreal, Quebec, The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth is a historic hotel that has been updated to keep up with modern amenities. Its tower rooms offer unparalleled views of Old Montreal and Mt. Royal Park. It also boasts 3 restaurants, including L’Orangerie, which overlooks Olympic Stadium and Parc Olympique. Guests have access to spa services at the adjacent hotel Le St-James as well as an indoor pool and state-of-the-art fitness center.
Le Germain Hotel
If you’re looking for a luxury stay that offers an unparalleled experience, look no further than Le Germain Hotel. The property is located close to many of Montreal’s best attractions, including Old Montreal and McGill University. To start your day off right, stop by The Corner Coffee Shop for coffee and a croissant, then go on a shopping spree at boutiques like Aveda Lifestyle Salon. If you’re feeling up to it, visit nearby Cabot Circus and take advantage of one of their prize ticket raffles. After exploring downtown Montreal, head back to Le Germain Hotel to treat yourself to room service or one of their famous steam baths; just try not to get too relaxed!
Rosewood Hotel Georgia Toronto
The King Edward Hotel Vancouver is one of Vancouver’s finest hotels, located just steps from Stanley Park and English Bay. Guests have access to amenities including 24-hour room service, a spa, live entertainment, and more. While here, be sure to check out local attractions like Granville Island Public Market or Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. You can also spend time outdoors with nearby hiking trails and biking paths or take in a show at Orpheum Theatre. When you want to stay close by but still feel miles away from it all, book your stay at The King Edward Hotel Vancouver. This hotel has an excellent location and free Wi-Fi access throughout its premises as well as onsite restaurants with great food! Enjoy your stay!
King Edward Hotel Vancouver
Located at 801 West Georgia Street, you’ll find one of Vancouver’s most prestigious and historical hotels. The King Edward Hotel has been located on Burrard Street since 1908, first opening as a fine-dining restaurant. It wasn’t until 1923 that it was transformed into an upscale hotel and restaurant, making it instantly popular with its amenities including indoor pools, steam rooms, and gyms. With its impeccable service along with its long history of catering to high-class clientele from around the world, it is no wonder why King Edward Hotel Vancouver took home recognition as Best Hotel in Canada 2022!
Delta Hotels by Marriott Whistler Water’s Edge Resort & Spa
Nestled at one of North America’s top ski resorts, Delta Whistler Water’s Edge Resort & Spa is ranked No. 1 on TripAdvisor’s Top 10 Hotels in Canada 2022 list. A member of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, guests here can enjoy access to premium skiing and snowboarding facilities on Mt. Whistler while staying at a luxury hotel that won Condé Nast Traveler’s 2010 Readers’ Choice Award for Best Hotel South of Seattle. The Sky Lounge provides views across the Coast Mountains and features delicious Northwest cuisine by Executive Chef Chris Parr, who previously worked with Daniel Boulud at his renowned New York restaurant, Daniel.
InterContinental Toronto Centre
In downtown Toronto, a block from bustling Yonge-Dundas Square, InterContinental Toronto Centre welcomes guests with an array of amenities. Located on Bloor Street West, just north of Yonge Street, these accommodations are close to many popular sites in Ontario’s largest city, including CN Tower and Royal Ontario Museum. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, while guestrooms offer large work desks and flat-screen TVs. The hotel’s chic ZuZu Restaurant serves contemporary Canadian cuisine for breakfast and dinner. For a drink after a long day of exploring Toronto (or before one starts), cozy up to one of the many bars or nightclubs surrounding the property.
Hilton Vancouver Airport & Executive Meeting Centre
The Hilton Vancouver Airport & Executive Meeting Centre is located conveniently near YVR, which makes it one of my favorite places to stay when I’m traveling. The hotel offers a stylish ambiance and easy access to restaurants and local attractions. If you’re looking for an out-of-the-way spot that’s still close to downtown Vancouver, then look no further than Hotel Indigo. Their waterfront location allows you to enjoy nearby attractions like Granville Island or Stanley Park while also offering a quiet room near False Creek. Rooms here are minimalist with plenty of natural light and clean lines; they’ve got all of your basic amenities, but they don’t go overboard with extra frills—they know what’s important and they deliver on those basics.
Wickaninnish Inn Ucluelet
This stunning oceanside retreat is arguably one of Canada’s top luxury resorts, which shouldn’t come as a surprise since it can only be reached by boat or plane. Secluded on a forested bluff, guest rooms take full advantage of ocean views and feature Japanese soaking tubs and other decadent amenities. But even with five restaurants and some incredible hiking nearby, relaxation is still key at Wickaninnish Inn Ucluelet. The inn’s activities range from manatee spotting to whale watching, making sure you never have to leave your waterfront room if you don’t want to. As for dining?
