Reservations are now open for Nobu Hotel in Toronto

Nobu Hotel, describing itself as Toronto’s most private hotel, is now accepting reservations.

It’s a highly anticipated opening that’s been years in the making, preceded by the opening of Toronto’s very own Nobu restaurant. The restaurant brand is well known for its high end Japanese cuisine and locations around the world.

Toronto’s Nobu Hotel has 36 rooms and luxury suites that incorporate traditional Japanese minimalism into their design, and views that overlook Lake Ontario and the CN Tower. The hotel is situated atop the Nobu residences on the 41st to 45th floor of the development, and was designed by Studio Munge.

The bathrooms are next level, equipped with Nobu’s signature wood soaker tubs, rainfall shower heads, Japanese Toto toilets, double stone vanities and heated flooring. It doesn’t stop there: rooms are also stocked with Dyson hair tools, luxury bath amenities including a bath soak, and Japanese yukata robes. Mini bars in rooms offer unlimited snacks and refreshments, and even wellness and beauty products.

Aside from Nobu’s on site restaurant, daily complimentary breakfast is available for hotel guests in the exclusive Sakura Lounge. Guests can also order Nobu-style dishes for room service any time of day.

The hotel has a state-of-the-art fitness centre with TechnoGym equipment, Peloton bikes and Frame Pilates reformer. A Zen Wellness program gives guests in-room Alo yoga equipment, on-demand fitness classes on TV, stretching rituals and nutrition guides as well as local spa and fitness recommendations.

Nobu Hotel is currently running a special grand opening offer with up to $200 in hotel credit, guaranteed reservations at Nobu and potential room upgrades.

“Nobu Hotel Toronto will be a monumental addition to the luxury hotel landscape in the city, situated in a prime location in the heart of the Entertainment District and just steps from cultural landmarks like TIFF,” says General Manager of Nobu Hotel Toronto, Benoit Pretet.

Nobu Hotel in Toronto is now accepting reservations as of June 1.