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Review: The Ritz-Carlton Toronto
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One-Bedroom Suite
Elite Status
Marriott Titanium
Date
February 2021
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Thanks for the review.
Personally I’d never understand why anyone would choose to stay at a Ritz Carlton property when he/she is a Marriott elite member.
If you do go again on a weekend, the Bottomless Mimosas are definitely worth the $45!!
Having tried out the new Club Lounge when it opened (having spent numerous visits in the pre-reno lounge), I would consider it a disappointing experience. While the original space felt like you were in a cozy lounge overlooking the city lights, the reno was more like a high-class cafeteria feel. And the food options seemed to be a downgrade, IMO. The only thing that continued to be worth the cost of the upgrade, to a very small degree, was the open bar. But again, the atmosphere of spending a relaxing time there was gone. While this was a few years ago, things might have changed, or might not have. I agree though, the suite upgrades were really well done.
Thanks for the input here Steve. Guess I’ll keep in mind to revisit this hotel for the lounge someday, but I won’t be in a rush.
Thanks the informative review. Well written and it confirms my suspicions that I’d rather stay at the St.Regis and likely the new W before i’d book at the Ritz in Toronto.
I’m really looking forward to trying the W and Park Hyatt when they (re)open this summer!