I was not sure what to expect from the Hazelton after reading some of the other TripAdvisor member reviews. I wanted somewhere decent to stay in Toronto and the options seemed limited; the Four Seasons looked average, the Intercontis both tired. The Hazelton, however, is brand new. It is in the highest price bracket in Toronto but I think it is just about worth it. My thoughts on my room were that it was immaculately clean; bedding was changed every day, dusted etc....everything was very comfortable. The bathroom had a rain shower and sunken tub (about three foot deep). The room was also equipped with a 42 inch LCD television and DVD player. The pantry was stocked with high quality tea and coffee and complimentary soft drinks in the fridge. Room size was around 400 sq ft and also had a small balcony. Although it didn't bother me, the back of the hotel looks out onto the Hazelton Lanes goods vehicle service entrance. However, no view in the Hazelton hotel is that good, even from the front. Overall, a very good opinion on the quality of room, with top marks for cleanliness; a nightly turn-down service is provided. Good marks for being ultra quiet - I was not disturbed by any noise whatsover; in this respect the Hazelton is very discreet for people who want to enjoy some peace and quiet (although the front of the hotel may well be noiser from the busy street/restaurant). Free newspaper was also delivered and good shoe shine.. My thoughts on the rest of the hotel: quality ambience and design thoroughout; spa services were professional. Concierge Dean was friendly and helpful and ready to offer advice on local restaurants/bars etc...Moving onto the bar; now here I think the bar could using some retooling. For a five star hotel I would expect to see more cocktails on the menu (only a handful shown), and certainly made with a shaker. Improvement could be made here. I cannot comment on the lunch/dinner menu in One restaurant apart from to say it is patronised by alot of locals; expect to see plently of flash European cars parked outside the Hazelton; however, my breakfast order of Eggs Benedict was delivered lukewarm, same with the decaff.
Overall, my thoughts on the Hazelton is that it is a good hotel in the luxury market, and can lay some claim to being one of the best in Toronto; I think certainly more luxurious than the Four Seasons.









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