Ritz-Carlton Toronto

The Ritz-Carlton Toronto is a modern high-rise with 209.8 meters of height and 53 floors of glass and steel in the downtown core. The lower 20 floors hold 263 hotel rooms, while the upper levels contain 159 residential condominiums with separate facilities on floors 21 and 22.

The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan invested hundreds of millions of dollars in developing this property. The building opened its doors in 2011 after several years of construction.

The space displays more than 400 original Canadian artworks throughout its public and private rooms. This collection reflects the country's creative diversity and shapes how the place looks and feels.

The building features 19 elevators and is straightforward to navigate as a visitor. The physical separation between the hotel and residential sections makes it easy to orient yourself.

The entire 53rd floor is dedicated to the building's operations and houses only mechanical systems. This concentration of all technical infrastructure on one level enables smooth operation for both the hotel and residential sections.

Location: Toronto

Inception: 2010

Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 53

Elevators: 19

Height: 209.8 m

GPS coordinates: 43.64500,-79.38700

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:41