The Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, rich in symbols for the hotel group - Toronto was home to the company's first hotel some fifty years ago - will offer 214 rooms and 42 suites from next summer, equipped with interactive tablets and a Wi-Fi network touted as ultra fast. The hotel, at 60 Yorkville Avenue, comprises two towers linked by an aerial walkway, plus a third building dedicated to meetings and events. Billed as "The city's best address for meetings and receptions", the new Four Seasons Hotel Toronto will feature two main rooms bathed in natural light, with panoramic views over the city. The two modular spaces offer 306 and 629 m² respectively, and can accommodate 250 and 565 people. Nine other meeting spaces and the private dining room of Café Boulud complete the business offer of the hotel, which will also be equipped with a two-storey spa.
