Ace Hotel Toronto

Built from the ground up and sheathed in red bricks to blend in with the neighborhood’s remaining warehouses, the hotel's interior is characterized by bold geometric shapes and original artwork. Guest rooms marry a minimalist aesthetic with Canadian touches, such as Douglas fir cabinetry and flooring. Bathrooms are equally minimalistic with white tiles and gently curved vanities.

The subterranean Alder serves Mediterranean-influenced fare with an emphasis on wood-fired meat, seafood, and vegetables. Evangeline is the place to go for small plates and views of the city. The Lobby has a distinct design and offers coffee and pastries in the morning and light bites and drinks in the evening.

Cozy up in your room with a good book, or put a record on using the provided retro turntable.

Check out the area’s eclectic mix of culture by exploring the murals in Graffiti Alley, browsing the shelves at Sonic Boom, the country’s largest independent record store, and perusing the clothing racks at Subrosa Vintage clothing store.