Manga Hotel Group and Canadian hotelier Sukhdev Toor are set to open TOOR Hotel, a new hotel in Toronto, Canada, later this year.
This boutique property will offer 232 rooms and suites, as well as 181 residential rental units.
The hotel will offer various amenities such as a bistro and bar, valet parking, fitness centre and yoga studio occupying 1,500ft², a terrace occupying 3,000ft², along with 1,100ft² of meeting and event spaces.
It is located in Garden District, Toronto, and offers easy access to the financial district and historic sites while also being close to the new Moss Park subway station.
Arcadis IBI designed the tower with an interplay of forms, architectural elements, materials, finishes, and textures.
TOOR Hotel's guest rooms and suites were designed with modern interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows, along with amenities such as 55-inch televisions and Nespresso machines.
The property will also feature the Muse Bistro + Bar, which will serve French-inspired cuisine. This two-storey restaurant occupies 2,500ft² of space.
The ground floor has space for meetings, working and for those to grab a quick bite, while the second floor offers a refined dining experience alongside 1,100ft ² of additional meeting space.
The premium rental units are located above the hotel, within the top 15 floors. These residences will offer multi-family residential rentals, where residents can experience hotel-inspired services.
Occupancy for the rental units is expected to start in early summer this year.
TOOR Hotel president and CEO, Sukhdev Toor said: “As Toronto continues to grow, this prime location makes it a perfect retreat for travellers. The TOOR Hotel epitomises the essence of a true urban lifestyle hotel, bringing a new offering to Toronto.
“From the downtown positioning to our thoughtfully designed spaces and architecture, no detail has been spared in providing our guests a unique and memorable experience.”
The hotel is the first of four boutique TOOR Hotel Collection properties slated to open across several locations in the city over the next five years. These properties will range from lifestyle to luxury five-star hotels.
