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Experiences

Boho meets style in Yorkville, the fashion, art and trendy-dining hub of downtown Toronto. W Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood began as a bohemian enclave and music scene, now a posh hangout for Toronto’s culturati. Whether you’re stealing the scene at the hotel or wandering Bloor Street, you’ll feel apace with the city’s pulsing energy and eclectic vibe. Browse the boutiques, explore the museums, relax at the cafés and scour the galleries — you’ll be just steps away from it all. Start the day at FIT, our 24/7 gym, then hit the town.

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A Toronto Icon
The Yorkville Scene

Much like the city it calls home, Toronto's Yorkville neighborhood is a melting pot of style and culture, where high-brow boutiques share space with urban parks and minimalist architecture rubs elbows with Victorian rowhomes. Ground Zero for Toronto's buzziest events, Yorkville is flush with galleries, trendy eateries, museums and some of the city's best people-watching. Spend the day browsing the shops on the stretch of Bloor Street known as "Mink Mile" or wandering Gallery Row on Hazelton Avenue — just be sure to save enough energy for patio- and rooftop-bar hopping come nightfall.

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W Sound Suite

Immerse yourself in W Hotels’ sound studio for artists, musicians, and novices alike. From light recordings to live streaming, content creation and acoustic performances, W Sound Suite is your spot to be inspired. Designed by Curves by Sean Brown, the suite features a lineup of iconic CD rugs, bespoke furnishings, and music-inspired décor. Go ahead – sing your heart out, improvise a new beat, unleash your creativity, and let the music play.

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W Toronto Penthouse II Sound Suite
Toronto W Hotel Penthouse II Sound Suite
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    Must-Experience Hot Spots

    Yorkville Murals

    Yorkville is quickly becoming a hotbed of thought-provoking public art, thanks in no small part to this annual, eight-day cultural event, which bills itself as "a celebration of contemporary muralism." Expect plenty in the way of activations: art installations, artist convos, panel discussions, film screenings and more.

    Toronto Pride

    This month-long celebration of Toronto's diverse 2SLGBTQ+ community — think headliner performances, street fairs, pool parties, drag shows, and more — ends in a blowout of a festival weekend each June. Events are centered around Bloor Street and the nearby Church-Wellesley neighborhood, which holds the banner as Toronto's Gay Village.

    Pamper Yourself: Majesty’s Pleasure Spa

    Where beauty meets self-care, your next mani-pedi, massage or facial awaits at Majesty’s Pleasure, Yorkville’s premium spa & salon. Gather, indulge and unwind with luxury products and delicious rejuvenating mocktails. Want to book your next appointment? Let our Insider Team know

    Exploring Yorkville

    Shopping

    Wander Bloor Street, the epicentre of Toronto fashion, and you'll pass Hermès, Chanel and Balenciaga storefronts, as well as Toronto’s trademark high-end department store, Holt Renfrew. At Yorkville Village, you'll find outposts of Canadian labels — some exclusive to Toronto — and global designers intermingling with trendy eateries, art installations and pop-up boutiques.

    Galleries

    Whether you're moved by pop art, photography or contemporary work, the world-class galleries that dot Yorkville hold some of Canada’s biggest names in the art world and serve as Toronto's exhibition hub. Browse Taglialatella Gallery, W Toronto’s local art curator partner designing the artwork that adorns the hotel and guestrooms.

    Museums

    Near the hotel you'll find the Royal Ontario Museum, with its Daniel Liebskind-designed crystal structure affixed to the heritage 1914 stone façade. A true national landmark, the museum houses more than 13 million artworks, cultural artifacts and natural specimens. After exploring the ROM, wander over to the Gardiner Museum, a celebration of clay and ceramics in all their forms.

    Explore the City

    Get ready to stay and explore. Located at the corner of Yonge & Bloor St, W Toronto has direct access to the underground path & Toronto Transit, with connections to the city’s top attractions, shops, restaurants and more.

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    CN Tower
    Buildings near downtown Toronto hotel
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    Aquarium near downtown Toronto hotel
    Ripley’s Aquarium
    Rogers Centre near downton Toronto hotel
    Rogers Centre
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      Visit Canada’s largest and most comprehensive museum just steps from W Toronto. Explore art, culture, and nature from around the world and across the ages. Ask W Insiders about complimentary passes available exclusively with your next stay. 

      A historic landmark and top attraction in Toronto, Canada’s very own castle is a must see. Originally constructed as a residence, the majestic mansion is now open for public browsing and exclusive events. Learn about its history, incredible gardens, and architecture. 

      The CN Tower, Canada’s most recognizable and celebrated attraction, is a must see. The world-famous landmark stands 1,815ft. tall and includes spectacular views with floor-to-ceiling panoramic walls. Enjoy EdgeWalk if you dare, 360 Restaurant with rotating floors and ongoing events. 

      This pedestrian only, 19th-century square is home to a wide variety shops and sculptures. The quaint cobblestone streets, harkening back to the district’s days as a whiskey distillery, are now lined with an assortment of local restaurants, bars, boutiques, galleries, music venues, and more. Come December, the District transforms into a magical Christmas Village.

      This renowned multi-purpose arena is recognized as Canada’s premier sport and entertainment venue. Immerse yourself into the Toronto spirit with the excitement of a hockey match or a basketball showdown.

      Home to the MLB’s Toronto Blue Jays, Rogers Centre is Toronto’s premier stadium. Catch a ballgame or one of the many other live events hosted throughout the year. 

      Take a tranquil stroll along the Toronto Harbourfront and soak in the stunning views of Lake Ontario. From waterfront parks to hip shops & restaurants, there is no shortage of things to do. Feeling adventurous? Take the ferry to the Toronto Islands for bayside beaches and the Centreville Amusement Park. 

      Every September, Toronto hosts one of the largest and most prestigious film festivals in the world. With tickets available to the public, seize your opportunity to see premieres of Hollywood’s Oscar darlings and artful indie projects.

      Check out Toronto’s newest concert venue. Launching in the summer of 2025, Rogers Stadium will be hosting some of the hottest acts in music! Located at 123 Garratt Blvd Toronto, ON M3K.

      Located in the center of Downtown Toronto, this major intermodal transportation hub can take you anywhere you need to go. Union Station is easily accessed via the underground Path and is just steps away from major landmarks such as the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Rogers Centre, Scotiabank Arena, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, and the Hockey Hall of Fame.

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      GET PUMPED

      Whether you’re in Toronto to celebrate or work hard, you’ll need a place to let it all out. Our 24-hour ‘FIT’ center has cardio and strength machines, free weights, yoga studio and stretch room for cooling down. Not into gyms? Checkout the latest Yoga in the Yard programming or break a sweat dancing along to whatever the DJ is spinning that night in the Living Room.

      W Toronto FIT Cardio
      W Toronto FIT Strength
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        An Eye for Art

        Our art curation is a love note to Toronto and the natural beauty, diversity, creativity, and community that bring it to life. The "W Monument" by Sid Lee is a dynamic image created by combining patterns found in crystal rocks with vibrant colors. The driveway and elevator landing feature bold pieces by artist Mikael Bandrup, who used bright colors and organically flowing shapes to create "Below the Surface" and "Hidden Gem." In the Living Room, Sage Barnes' "Self Care" encourages guests to pause and reflect, while in guest rooms, Julia Mercanti’s "I Miss You!" pillows bring to life whimsical wanderlust while wall art featuring song lyrics from Charles de Lint expresses hope and compassion. Up on the roof, Kirsten McCrae’s "Forms of Joyful Engagement" murals celebrate the stories and people of Yorkville’s past and present.

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        Frequently Asked Questions

        Yes, W Toronto has a fitness center on-site for hotel guests.

        No, W Toronto does not have a pool on-site for hotel guests.

        Village of Yorkville Park, The Village, Royal Ontario Museum, Casa Loma, Bata Shoe Museum and more are nearby W Toronto.

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