Stretching from the Great Lakes to the frozen shores of Hudson Bay, Ontario is Canada’s second-largest province and one of its most rewarding, offering up everything from the trappings of Toronto to the roar of Niagara Falls.
Toronto pairs luxury shopping and fine dining with skyline views and a confident cosmopolitan buzz.
Ottawa exudes quiet grandeur, with riverside walks, national museums and striking Gothic architecture.
Niagara Falls astounds with natural power, while Niagara-on-the-Lake offers boutique charm and world-class wine.
In Algonquin Park, canoe glassy lakes and watch moose drift through mist-shrouded maple forests.
Blue Mountain and Muskoka deliver year-round luxury — from ski slopes to serene lakeside escapes.
Toronto blends global sophistication with vibrant culture, offering world-class dining, fabulous shopping at Bloor-Yorkville and the Toronto Eaton Centre, heritage buildings like Old City Hall and panoramic views from the top of the CN Tower.
South of Toronto, the biggest draw is undoubtedly Niagara Falls. Canada meets America here and comes away the winner: by far the best views are north of the border, where 90% of Niagara’s water takes its dive.
Nearby Niagara-on-the-Lake is a 19th-century gem with elegant homes, parks and boutique hotels. It’s also the heart of Ontario’s wine country, home to standout producers like Peller Estates and Inniskillin, famed for its exquisite ice wine.
A few hours north, Blue Mountain is Ontario’s premier four-season resort, offering skiing in winter and hiking in summer, while Algonquin Provincial Park is a pristine wilderness with over 1,600 kilometres of designated canoe routes. To the east lies Ottawa, the nation’s capital, whose attractions include seven of Canada’s nine national museums. Perhaps visit in winter, when the Rideau Canal transforms into the world’s largest natural ice rink.
Combining polished luxury with thoughtful, attentive service, The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto features expansive rooms, striking skyline views and an outstanding spa. Its superb dining and elegant spaces ensure a sophisticated stay in the heart of the city.
Nowhere is Four Seasons’ trademark flair for finery better exhibited than at this exceptional urban retreat. Its location in the fashionable Yorkville district is hard to be beat too, just moments from Toronto’s 'Mink Mile' of luxury retailers, top restaurants, trendy galleries and cafes.
Since opening in 1912, Fairmont Chateau Laurrier has dominated the Ottawa skyline. Named after Canada’s seventh Prime Minister, this stately property is located just steps from the Rideau Canal and only a few minutes’ walk from Canada’s parliament buildings.
Following a dramatic multi-million-dollar renovation, this spectacularly located hotel now has interiors to match its stunning views, with perfectly angled rooms placing guests at eye level with Niagara Falls. To top it off, the rooftop is home to the only outdoor pool with views of the world’s most famous waterfall.
A Twenties icon with a modern twist, this timeless grande dame is vast and imposing, with its stone pillars, hand-painted ceilings and 18 floors housing everything from spacious guestrooms and fabulous restaurants to an indoor pool, boutique shops and even a ballroom.
Cradled between forested slopes and the sparkling shores of Georgian Bay, The Westin Trillium House, Blue Mountain blends alpine charm with contemporary luxury. This elegant lakeside retreat offers stylish suites, refined dining and seamless access to Ontario’s finest seasonal adventures.