“Success is in the details” at this year-old Four Seasons, said Rochelle Lash in the Montreal Gazette. In the city that launched the luxury brand 52 years ago, this sleek new tower reaffirms the founder’s commitment to impeccable service and a design philosophy of understated modern elegance. The hotel’s “superbly appointed” guest rooms all have floor-to-ceiling windows, and TVs are embedded in the bathroom mirrors. Toronto’s largest spa awaits on the ninth floor. After a Daniel Boulud dinner, seek out the dance floor at the hotel’s chic in-house bar.
fourseasons.com; doubles from $523
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