Celebrity Life

If you have ever been on the wrong side of general media news reporting about something you’ve been involved with, there is a decent chance that what you read did not align with what was really going on. Popular tourist destinations often find themselves battling “perception vs. reality.”  News media will pick up file footage... View Article

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Royal Suite Key selling points: Bringing a touch of the wild to Toronto, this suite is akin to a polished forest, with zebra stripe and foliage prints, dark wood floors, leather seating, and interpretive artwork detailing natural elements, while commanding views of Royal Ontario Museum’s Michael Lee Chin Crystal and CN Tower celebrate the urban... View Article

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The Bellair Suite Key selling points: Updated old-world glamour exudes from every inch of this accommodation, perhaps inspired by the stately Victorian homes on Hazelton Avenue visible from the suite’s two spacious balconies. French doors, marble floors, and artwork by contemporary Canadian artists embellish a pair of lounges and the dining space—capable of seating up... View Article

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Algonquin Suite Key selling points: Taking cues from the Algonquin Round Table, this suite checks the opulence of the Jazz Age with a streamlined sumptuousness; after all, brevity is the soul of wit and charismatic hotel décor. Plush furnishings, gold accents, and marble floors are balanced by a soft taupe palette and floor-to-ceiling windows that... View Article

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Penthouse Suite Key selling points: Cool sophistication pervades this tri-level accommodation where a glass elevator whisks guests between floors that boast two living rooms with marble floors, a dining room that seats six, a library with a collection of classic tomes, a media room with wet bar, and a full-sized professional kitchen. While floor-to-ceiling windows... View Article

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The Ritz-Carlton Suite Key selling points: This suite’s cigar divan glamour almost begs to be appreciated with a stogie and a glass of whiskey in hand, something guests can enjoy while entertaining friends in the living and dining rooms, the latter of which seats eight and has an adjacent kitchen and service entrance. Plus, the... View Article

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Shangri-La Suite Key selling points: Immerse yourself in the allure of contemporary Asia, which beckons with details like lacquered Oriental accents, rich oak-wood paneling, and interpretive artwork by Wang Xu Yuan. High-ceilinged interiors cocooned in Japanese lattice screens exude monasterial elegance and include two bedrooms, a living and dining room, and a pantry with private... View Article

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Royal Suite Key selling points: This 21st-floor accommodation defines intelligent luxury, with an emphasis on details that intrigue via art by Moss & Lam, lighting installation by Unit 5, and wraparound city views that serve as backdrop for sleek design that doesn’t skimp on cozy. The refined master bedroom boasts a private office, while its... View Article

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The Presidential Suite (Suite 3501) Key selling points: Recalling the glamour of Hollywood’s heyday, this 35th-floor perch fitted with two fireplaces, marble tiles, hardwood floors, 11-foot ceilings, and a swish palette of cream and slate with silver accents has a presence as seductive as the starlets that grace its walls in black-andwhite images. One almost... View Article

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