The restored Park Hyatt Toronto reopened its doors, bringing luxury, sophistication and glamour alongside a nod to the hotel’s Canadian heritage. Alessandro Munge of Studio Munge collaborated on the hotel’s refresh, drawing inspiration from Canada’s seasons and natural landscapes.

“We are proud to welcome guests to the restored Park Hyatt Toronto hotel, with exceptional personalized service at the heart of every touchpoint,” said Bonnie Strome, general manager, Park Hyatt Toronto. “The remarkable transformation was thoughtfully crafted to provide unparalleled luxury experiences across culinary, arts and culture, travel and design.”

The 291 guestrooms, 40 of them suites, balance residential comfort with contemporary design. A 14^th-floor Presidential Suite includes a welcoming foyer, a chef’s pantry and dining room, a study and a living room, as well as a stone-tiled bathroom. The hotel also features a significant permanent art collection with pieces from Canadian and indigenous artists.

Joni is a new culinary destination inspired by Toronto’s vibrant arts and culture scene, combining bistro dining with contemporary cooking techniques and fresh and flavorful ingredients. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. On the rooftop, Writers Room is a cocktail bar honoring literary legends that enjoyed moments in Park Hyatt Toronto. A spa and wellness destination will be unveiled at a later date.