Best Wedding Hotels in Toronto

Recent visitors praise the hotel's stunning interiors and personalized customer service here. Upon entering the hotel lobby, you'll spot sleek furniture and large windows spanning two stories, not to mention a double-sided fireplace. The same sophisticated design can be found in Le Germain's guest rooms, which feature contemporary furnishings, goose-down bedding, Molton Brown toiletries and BOSE stereo alarm clocks. Guests especially love the soft bathrobes provided in each room. Venture out of your guest room and you'll find a rooftop terrace and putting green. There's also the Victor Restaurant Bar, which serves international dishes ranging from lobster bisque to vegan curried channa masala. Make sure you stick around the property for breakfast, too; Le Germain offers a free deluxe breakfast for all guests every morning. Centrally located, Le Germain is within walking distance of Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Air Canada Centre and other top Toronto attractions.

In-room fireplaces and sizeable bathtubs enhance the coziness of the quaint, 57-room Old Mill Toronto. Tucked into the foliage of the Humber Valley neighborhood (about 7 miles west of downtown Toronto), the Old Mill provides guests with mahogany four-poster beds for a comfortable night's sleep. Visitors are impressed with the chateau-like architecture of the hotel's exterior and the classic feel of the interior's English-inspired furniture. The serene ambiance carries over to the Spa at Old Mill, where the staff can accommodate treatment requests unique to newlyweds or business travelers (think couples massages or team-building corporate spa retreats). And according to previous visitors, the continental fare served in the hotel's elegant dining room is tasty and well-presented. Another bonus: Tunes flow out of the Home Smith Jazz Bar, the popular live music lounge just off the hotel's lobby. Care to get out of the hotel? Try one of the nearby walking paths; the Old Mill Toronto sits adjacent to the Parkland and Toronto Bike & Walking Trail System.

The decor at the InterContinental Toronto Yorkville immediately creates a sophisticated atmosphere geared toward luxury-seekers. Across the street from the University of Toronto in the high-end Bloor-Yorkville shopping district, this InterContinental hotel offers enviable access to many of the city's top attractions, museums and restaurants. The extravagance of Yorkville permeates the InterContinental: Proof Vodka Bar and the adjacent SkyLounge each mix inventive cocktails, pour a world-class selection of vodkas and serve seasonal small plates. If you're craving something a little more filling, venture to the on-site Signatures Restaurant. Aside from its location and on-site eateries, the hotel is also praised by guests for its clean, spacious guest rooms, which are equipped with marble bathrooms that include separate bathtubs and showers. Additional perks include iPod docking stations, LCD TVs and coffee makers. Past visitors also recommend taking advantage of the heated indoor lap pool on the eighth floor. And because this hotel is part of the InterContinental Hotels Group, IHG Rewards Club members will earn points (and can use points) staying here.

Upon touching down at Toronto Pearson International Airport, you can easily access the Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel via the property's complimentary airport shuttle. Recent guests said the Marriott's convenient location (less than 1 mile northeast of the runway) is a major incentive for bedding down here. Plus, the soundproof windows in each room will muffle the noise of planes passing overhead. Guest rooms also come outfitted with coffee makers, Bath & Body Works toiletries and 37-inch LCD TVs. And if you're in need of extra rest and relaxation after a long flight, the indoor pool will get the job done. Once you're feeling at ease, guests recommend sampling the regionally inspired cuisine served at Bistro West by East. And should you crave an extra jolt of caffeine, stop by the on-site Starbucks. If you participate in the Marriott Bonvoy program, you can earn points and redeem perks for choosing to stay here.

Less than a mile from Toronto Pearson International Airport, the Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre provides a free 24-hour airport shuttle service that past visitors find especially convenient. Just don't forget your earplugs when you check in; the hotel sits below a flight path and guests warn that noisy planes can prevent a good night's sleep. Previous visitors suggest booking an eighth floor Club room for a little more quiet, along with extra perks like continental and evening hors d'oeuvres. Regardless of which room you choose, all accommodations are equipped with Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Beds outfitted in 350-thread-count linens, flat-screen TVs, coffee and tea makers, Bliss bath amenities, and free Wi-Fi access. When you're ready to step outside your well-appointed digs, venture to the glass dome-enclosed indoor pool. And when you're ready to eat, consider dining at Sheraton's on-site restaurant, Olio: A Mediterranean Grille, where you can indulge in seasonally crafted small plates. For a heartier meal, head to Chop Steakhouse, which serves seafood fare, aged beef and top-notch vino. And if your trip is more for business than pleasure, you'll have access to 26,000 square feet of meeting space. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Ever dreamed of sleeping in your favorite sports venue? The Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel provides the opportunity for Toronto Blue Jays fans. Located inside Rogers Centre, 70 of the property's 348 guest rooms overlook the field, so travelers can spend the seventh inning stretch sprawled across a plush bed, resting in the cushy sitting area or channel-surfing on the room's HD TVs. If you're a light sleeper, previous visitors recommend reserving a room on a higher floor overlooking the stadium, as some rooms peering over the nearby railway can usher in disruptive outside noise. The menu at the on-site Arriba Restaurant and Lounge has recipes inspired by worldwide cuisine, yet cooked with ingredients right out of Ontario. When you're ready to venture outside the hotel, the city's Entertainment District surrounds this Marriott property, and the hotel is only a short walk from the Financial District and the CN Tower. Guests say this property hits it out of the park as a convenient spot for business travelers and a treat for baseball fans. Luckily, you won't have to count on athletes to score all the points – you can earn or redeem points for your stay here through the Marriott Bonvoy program.

The Westin Harbour Castle sits in the city's Harbourfront area, nestled between Toronto's ferry stops and Queens Quay. Recent guests recommended the added aesthetic of a lake view guest room for a picturesque panorama. But no matter which of the 977 accommodations you choose, you'll enjoy the brand's signature Heavenly Beds and 32-inch LCD TVs. The on-site Mizzen Restaurant serves a hearty breakfast buffet and a la carte menu in a casual atmosphere. But if it's fine dining you seek, make your way up to the hotel's 38th floor. There, you'll find the Toula Restaurant and Bar, as well as a vast wine selection and flavorful Italian cuisine to suit the dramatic views. For another vivid setting, visit the Votre Beauté European Day Spa; the spa offers a panoramic view of Lake Ontario and European-inspired treatments. Top off your day at the hotel’s heated indoor pool with an adjacent seasonal sundeck. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Less than 2 miles east of Toronto Pearson International Airport, The Westin Toronto Airport provides a welcome respite from the comings and goings of airborne travelers. Guests praise the Westin's 288 spacious accommodations, which are surprisingly quiet given the hotel's proximity to air traffic. Accommodations are equipped with the brand's signature Heavenly Bed and 32-inch flat-screen TVs. Wake up to have breakfast in Le Café, which specializes in a menu of low-calorie foods to suit the health-conscious traveler. Or stick around for dinner at Zachary's Bar & Restaurant, which serves an international menu. Diners say the food hits the spot with great service and ambiance to boot. If you need a refresh before hitting the airport, take advantage of the 24-hour fitness center or indoor heated pool. When you're ready to head to the airport, hop on the 24-hour complimentary shuttle (which also offers service from the airport). And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

The Park Hyatt Toronto's illuminated awning pokes through the urban landscape alongside the high-end shops and restaurants of Toronto's Yorkville neighborhood. All accommodations offer spacious work areas, minibars and complimentary Internet access. For health nuts, fitness and pampering opportunities are easy to come by. The hotel features a bicycle valet program that includes a bike, helmet, lock, bottled water and city map. The on-site Stillwater Spa offers a Zen ambiance that guests praise, although many note the prices can be steep. Consider saving your money for dinner at Annona restaurant, where international cuisine is on the menu from award-winning executive chef Joan Monfaredi. Or grab a table at Morton's, The Steakhouse, known for its prime cuts of meat. After you're well-fed, savor a cocktail on the Roof Lounge — its sprawling cityscape views draw crowds to kick back in leather chairs and enjoy a diverse drink menu. Though many past visitors applaud this Hyatt branch for its superb location and attentive staff, some do bemoan the hotel's high price tags and describe the hallways as slightly dated. On the plus side, if you're looking to earn or use rewards points for your stay, you're in luck; the Park Hyatt Toronto participates in the Hyatt Gold Passport program.

Fifteen acres of parkland – peppered with walking paths, a tennis court and an outdoor pool –surround The Westin Prince Toronto. The setting in North York (less than 2 miles from the Toronto Botanical Garden) makes this urban hotel feel more like a woodland resort. Travelers praise the hotel's values of cleanliness and comfort. Recent guests love the floor-to-ceiling windows, signature Westin Heavenly Beds and spa-quality showers found in each room. After a relaxing shower, consider your four on-site dining options. Seasons at the Prince and the 900 Lounge serve American cuisine and traditional cocktails in casual settings. The upscale, contemporary Gilaneh Persian Restaurant Toronto places you in a Persian-themed ambiance defined by authentic Iranian flavors. Or watch as hibachi chefs prepare your food in front of you at Katsura Japanese Restaurant; the sushi served here is highly recommended by guests. And because this Westin is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Nearly 1,400 guest rooms tower over the contemporary lobby at downtown Toronto's Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel. Accommodations are equipped with work areas, LCD flat-screen TVs and the brand's signature beds. While guests say the hotel shows signs of aging, they praise the plethora of on-site amenities and the property's central location (around the corner from Toronto's City Hall near the entertainment and financial districts). Another source of complaints from previous visitors: Lackluster customer service, though most agreed the property's desirable location helps make up for this drawback. If you're craving a little extra rejuvenation during your stay, pamper yourself with a body treatment at Senses Spa, where Dead Sea salts stimulate relaxation and refresh your skin. If you prefer salt by way of cured meats, try Shopsy's Deli off the hotel's lobby for breakfast, lunch, dinner or takeout. And with two more on-site restaurants, your dining options are plentiful: BnB Toronto Bistro and Bar is popular for its burgers and comfort foods while the menu at Quinn's Steakhouse and Irish Bar offers tasty beef and seafood options. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

The Hyatt Regency Toronto rests at the center of the city's Entertainment District on King Street amid the lively energy of the area's restaurants, bars and clubs. Guests value the hotel's sweeping city views and convenient location, a short walk from the Air Canada Centre and the Rogers Centre sports facilities, and just steps from The Second City Comedy Club. But you don't have to venture outside the hotel for all your meals; the Hyatt offers its own internationally inspired cuisine at the on-site Mix Bistro Restaurant. For a more casual dining experience, head to King Street Social Kitchen, which serves a small menu of bar food basics in the evening, and a breakfast buffet in the morning. When you're ready to retire to your digs, you'll find a Hyatt Grand Bed, a 42-inch flat-screen TV and an iPod docking station. When the weather is warm, retreat to the outdoor rooftop pool and sundeck. Aside from its amenities, the hotel's Hyatt association may also appeal to you if you're a member of the Hyatt Gold Passport rewards program.

Located in the Financial District (just one block north of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre), this Ritz-Carlton property offers easy access to the city's shopping, dining and attractions. The property's guest rooms and suites boast floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Lake Ontario and the surrounding cityscape. The rooms' marble bathrooms are particularly impressive – each has a rain shower and a deep soaking tub. Meanwhile, an open-air fire pit sits on the outdoor patio of the hotel's terrace and lounge, DEQ. For Italian dishes with rich flavors, try TOCA restaurant. Find your urban sanctuary at the hotel's Spa My Blend by Clarins with steam rooms and vitality pools. Recent guests said the hotel's prices are fairly steep, but the stellar quality of your stay makes it worth the splurge. Plus, you can earn points on or redeem points for that splurge through the Marriott Bonvoy program.

The chic accommodations at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto reflect the charm of its Yorkville backdrop. The property's rooms and suites – designed with elegant decor and modern amenities like an in-room iPad to access Four Seasons services and bathrooms equipped with deep soaking tubs and TVs – hold views of the downtown neighborhood's surrounding shops and cafes. Despite the abundance of nearby restaurants, guests suggest enjoying a meal on premises; both Café Boulud and d|bar lounge offer French-inspired menus from Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud. Serenity-seekers rave about the spacious, sleek setting in the spa, which comes outfitted with an indoor pool, a steam room, a salon and a long list of treatment options.

Enter one of the property's 62 rooms or 15 luxury suites and you'll experience what previous guests praise most about the Hazelton: ample space. Rooms here start off at 575 square feet and feature amenities such as Nespresso makers, Juliet or walkout balconies and 47-inch flat-screen TVs. The expansive bathrooms also come complete with TVs as well as L'Occitane bath products and separate soaking tubs and rain showers. The amenities outside of the rooms are also top notch. The hotel houses its own private screening theater with leather chair seating for 25 guests. Or pamper yourself with rejuvenating treatments at the spa. When you get hungry, try the hotel's ONE Restaurant that features dishes from celebrity chef Mark McEwan. ONE serves French and Italian cuisine that recent diners described as well priced for the quality. Plus, Yorkville's shopping and high-end dining options sit just outside the Hazelton's doors. Part of The Leading Hotels of the World, the property participates in the Leaders Club loyalty program.

For guests visiting the Shangri-La Hotel, Toronto, the experience is in the details. Deep soaking tubs, L'Occitane toiletries, Nespresso coffee machines and iPod docking stations are just a few of the amenities Shangri-La guests rave about. Another source of praise is the hotel's signature restaurant, Bosk, which serves Asian-influenced dishes in a sleek dining room and on an outdoor terrace.  If you prefer the allures of the Middle East, indulge at the Miraj Hammam Spa by Caudalie Paris. Plus, the hotel houses a sauna, a private studio for practicing yoga and pilates and an indoor pool lined with daybeds. And when you seek action over relaxation, step outside the hotel to explore downtown Toronto and all its offerings.

Visitors say that it's hard to find imperfection at the St. Regis Toronto (previously named The Adelaide Hotel, Toronto) – they describe the service as impeccable, the decor as beautiful and the rooms as spacious and well-appointed. The hotel offers spacious lodging (starting at 550 square feet), and those who have visited tend to agree that the rooms don't disappoint. coffee machines, minifridges, complimentary Wi-Fi access and stone-finished bathrooms outfitted with deep-soaking tubs are some of the highlights. Prolong your relaxation at The Spa at The St. Regis Toronto, where an infinity saltwater lap pool is suitable for a post-massage dip. Or, take advantage of Louix Louis, located on the 31st floor. Here, you can indulge in a gourmet meal while you admire the skyline. Sitting at the corner of Bay and Adelaide streets in the financial district, the location of this property places you within walking distance of Toronto's top attractions like the CN Tower and the Hockey Hall of Fame. Keep in mind that because of this hotel's ties to the Marriott family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and redeem points by staying here.

With a rooftop bar and infinity pool, nightlife lounge and private screening room, the Thompson Toronto makes for a sleek, contemporary stay. Set in King West Village, this swanky Thompson property is within walking distance of both Toronto's entertainment and financial districts. Built in 2010, the newer hotel has all the perks of its youth — the 102 guest rooms feature dark hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows and marble bathrooms with heated tiling. Tasty diner food is reinvented at the on-site Thompson Diner, which is open from 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. daily, is able is able to satisfy early risers and the late night food cravings of night owls. Wherever you decide to dine and drink at this Thompson outpost, it's likely you won't be disappointed by your servers; guests say that all of the hotel employees are friendly, accommodating and helpful.

The Windsor Arms is an especially quaint Toronto boutique hotel, according to recent visitors. A brick exterior welcomes visitors to the elegant comforts inside. It's the beauty of this Yorkville property, nestled among high-end shops, that keeps many guests returning to this spot, just steps from Bloor Street. Recent visitors said the 28 suites — equipped with an acoustic guitar, deep soaking tubs and flat-screen TVs — are worth the hotel's high price. And for the anglophiles who can't get enough of the property's English atmosphere, the Windsor Arms features an on-site tea room offering midday sips alongside a fireplace. For larger meals, try one of the hotel's two on-site restaurants: Courtyard Café and The Living Room. At the spa, a large terrace and saltwater pool are each refreshing ways to unwind before or after a treatment.

Connected to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and steps from some of Toronto's vibrant nightlife and entertainment, the InterContinental Toronto Centre boasts luxury accommodations for business travelers and vacationers alike. Each guest room is outfitted with 42-inch TVs, Sony iHome stations and Keurig coffee makers. Guests say that the staff – attentive, responsive and cheery –adds to the hotel's charm. The full-service AVEDA concept spa is also popular among travelers, namely for its 48-foot heated pool. Enjoy a meal at the hotel’s Azure Restaurant & Bar, where a menu of gourmet Canadian cuisine is served. What's more, members of the IHG Rewards Club can earn and redeem points here.

At the corner of Wellington Street and Blue Jays Way, the SoHo Met is steps from the Rogers Centre, CN Tower and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre making it a convenient home base for both business and leisure travelers. In the boutique hotel's 92 guest rooms and suites, beds topped with natural down duvets and Italian linens leave guests feeling rested. But it's the grand marble bathrooms — equipped with Molton Brown amenities, heated floors, multiple shower heads and deep soaking tubs — that leave the strongest impression on travelers. As for on-site dining, Senses Café serves baked goods, sandwiches and salads to fuel travelers' urban adventures. Meanwhile, Luckee Restaurant by Susur Lee serves upscale Chinese cuisine and boasts its own bar. There's also a Walburgers on-site, for those craving nothing more than a juicy burger. When you're not exploring downtown Toronto, make use of the hotel's fitness amenities, like its on-site gym and lap pool.

President Theodore Roosevelt, Mark Twain and Ernest Hemingway are just some of the rich and famous who once spent a night at the century-old King Edward Hotel, located in the center of downtown Toronto. The on-site Victoria's Restaurant doesn't quite share the longevity of the property, but the fine dining atmosphere and local cuisine invoke a sense of royal treatment. Many more chances to indulge abound at the European-inspired Nouvelle Maria Spa off the hotel's lobby. After you rejuvenate at the spa, retreat to your guest room, where you’ll find an HDTV, a Keurig coffee maker and a glass-encased shower. And thanks to a $40 million renovation the hotel completed in September 2015, rooms now boast new furnishings, too. Here's another advantage of choosing to stay here: If you participate in Omni's Select Guest rewards program, you are eligible to receive perks, such as complimentary Wi-Fi access and free nights at this property.

The soft, modern decor of the Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square serves as a pleasant contrast to the hustle and bustle of downtown Toronto found just outside the hotel's doors. Comfy beds with goose-down duvets and Egyptian cotton sheets sit in each of this boutique hotel's guest rooms. The well-equipped rooms (think Molton Brown toiletries, complimentary Wi-Fi access and iPod adaptability) include bathrooms with rainfall spa showerheads that guests describe as impressive. Recent travelers also praise the hotel staff's commitment to excellent customer service: The staff provides personal touches to suit each traveler's needs. Next to the Scotiabank Arena (home of the Toronto Maple Leafs), this Le Germain offers Bar Le Germain, which makes for a perfect stop for a drink and a bite before heading out to neary sports events. Make sure you stick around the hotel for breakfast, too; Le Germain Hotel Maple Leaf Square provides a free deluxe breakfast to all guests every morning.

Situated in the heart of Toronto's Entertainment District and just a five-minute walk from the CN Tower, the Delta Toronto boasts a prime location for both business and leisure travelers. In fact, it was the hotel's enviable post downtown that had recent visitors declaring the Delta Toronto one of the best hotels in the city. Aside from its location, the Delta Toronto also impresses guests with its rooms. Accommodations are equipped with 42-inch TVs, iPod docking stations, free Wi-Fi access and, in the Club Rooms, private lounge access with continental breakfast and evening appetizers. According to recent visitors, you should consider springing for a Lake View room to make the most of the hotel's lakefront locale. Another way to capitalize on the hotel's setting? Getting in your workout with a jog along the waterfront, the preferred method for recent lodgers. If you'd rather exercise inside, the Delta Toronto has you covered there, too: The hotel boasts a fitness center and indoor pool. When you're ready to refuel, stop by the on-site Mediterranean restaurant, SOCO Kitchen + Bar, or treat yourself to a nightcap at Char No.5, a Canadian whisky bar. Because of its Marriott ties, guests who to choose to bed down at Delta Toronto can earn and redeem Marriott Bonvoy points.

The Fairmont Royal York opened its doors nearly 85 years ago and was the tallest building in the British Commonwealth. It no longer holds that title, but it still boasts the opulent decor that made it so famous nearly a century ago. The hotel is conveniently connected to the city's underground walkway and sits just one block from the Air Canada Centre. However, guests warn that the guest rooms come with thin walls that can make for a noisy stay. If you're looking for extra quiet, find the hotel's Health Club, which features an indoor lap pool, whirlpool, saunas, steam room and fitness center. For food, try one of the Fairmont's five dining venues: Benihana Japanese Steakhouse, Piper's Pub, Library Bar and York's Cafe. Library Bar's cocktails, single malt whiskey selection and charming atmosphere are especially popular among guests. When you stay at this AccorHotels branch, you can earn frequent flier miles and redeem rewards through the Le Club AccorHotels program.