The Best Boutique Hotels For Families in Ontario in 2026

The exterior is a mix of sleek glass and red brick facade. There’s a quality to the interiors, too, that few hotels manage to pull off. BISHA is a design drama that wouldn’t look out of place on a stage. It is Toronto’s rock star hotel. It’s not its most luxurious, though, and it really doesn’t want to be. But with its marble bathrooms, black velvety sofas, and Frette linens, it’s a place Morrissey might stay in for some theatrical self-pity. The upper echelon suites are designed by the design… > Read Our Full Review

As you might glean from the coloured lights and patterned ceilings, Gladstone House, in Toronto’s artsy West Queen West, is not your typical luxury hotel. It’s an in-your-face kind of combination of old and new, much like the hip neighbourhood it calls home. The gorgeous 1889 redbrick sits on the corner of a block that features plenty of history. The area clearly developed to complement the centuries-old railway nestled to the side of the hotel. The train runs throughout the night, be warned, and a small army of cool bars,… > Read Our Full Review

Born from Canada’s first and foremost boutique hotel chain, Le Germain, the name, is a promise of contemporary luxury. Le Germain Toronto Mercer combines classic dark wood luxury and squishy armchairs with some straight-edged contemporary chic. It’s on the edge of mismatched, but there’s a clear division between the cosy dining rooms and stylish living areas. As such, you get the best of both worlds. Combine this with a superb staff, and one of the most popular Downtown Toronto locations, and this iteration of Le Germain more than lives up… > Read Our Full Review

The Hazelton Hotel in Yorkville, Toronto. doesn’t pack a lot of personality, but bring a love for chic furnishings, brass fixtures, and the kind of beige-gold that makes a hotel feel lush, and you’ll be good. The exterior is solidly contemporary, but the red brick tones that down a bit and gives it just the right amount of gravitas. Cute Juliette balconies and tree-adorned walk-outs add a luxurious touch visible from the outside. And the inside more than matches. Inside, you’ve got a space that looks like it was designed by… > Read Our Full Review

The, suites only, Windsor Arms Hotel in Yorkville, Toronto is the epitome of classic luxury. The architecture and design goes right back to the 1920s – a stately stone building filled with lush textiles. Through in lots of warm lighting, butler service, and plush soft furnishings and you now have what might called good, old fashioned opulence. If you want something innovative, something you’ve never seen before, we have other options for you. If, however, you simply want to enjoy the trappings of luxury in what really feels like their… > Read Our Full Review