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Hyatt Regency Toronto

  • Price$$$
  • CategoryLuxury

Hyatt Regency Toronto is at 370 King Street West in the Entertainment District, a short walk from the TIFF Bell Lightbox, the Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra theatres, Roy Thomson Hall and the many restaurants and bars of King Street and Queen Street West. St.

King Street West hotel in the Entertainment District with a rooftop pool.

Hyatt Regency Toronto is at 370 King Street West in the Entertainment District, a short walk from the TIFF Bell Lightbox, the Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra theatres, Roy Thomson Hall and the many restaurants and bars of King Street and Queen Street West. St. Andrew subway station and the 504 King streetcar are close by, Union Station is roughly a fifteen-minute walk or a quick ride, and the CN Tower and Rogers Centre are within about ten minutes on foot.

The hotel is a modern tower with a business-hotel character, rebuilt in a contemporary style that suits the glass-clad look of the Entertainment District. Rooms are bright and well equipped, with deluxe rooms, executive rooms and suites; higher floors offer skyline views, and some rooms look toward the CN Tower. Interiors are clean and functional rather than themed.

Dining includes a restaurant and bar on the property as well as room service, and the surrounding blocks offer many choices from quick-service to fine dining. The rooftop pool is a standout amenity in warm months, with city views and a lounge setting, and a fitness centre rounds out the wellness offering. Meeting space is available, and the hotel is popular with conference attendees and festival visitors.

The service character is professional and polished, with a concierge desk and valet parking, suiting business travellers, couples attending theatre and film events, and groups. Typical rates are around CAD $340 per night, rising during the Toronto International Film Festival in September, when the neighbourhood becomes the festival's centre, and during large conventions and holiday periods.

Practical information for Hyatt Regency Toronto · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$
Address 370 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1J9

Room types

  • deluxe room
  • executive room
  • suite

Amenities

  • wifi
  • restaurant
  • bar
  • fitness centre
  • concierge
  • valet parking
  • room service

Location

370 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1J9

43.6468, -79.3898 View on map

Highlights

  • King Street West hotel in the Entertainment District
  • Rooftop pool with skyline views
  • Short walk to TIFF Bell Lightbox and major theatres
  • Streetcar and St. Andrew subway access
  • Close to the CN Tower and Rogers Centre

Tips for visiting

  • Book very early for the Toronto International Film Festival in September.
  • The 504 King streetcar runs outside the hotel, though traffic can slow it at rush hour.
  • Reserve restaurants on King Street in advance for theatre nights.
  • The rooftop pool is seasonal in use; confirm hours at check-in.
  • Ask for a higher floor for CN Tower and skyline views.

When to visit

Summer suits the rooftop pool, while September brings the film festival and peak rates. Winter midweek is usually the cheapest.

Accessibility

The hotel is a modern building with elevators and accessible rooms available on request. Visitors should confirm specific features with the hotel before booking.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Hyatt Regency Toronto?

It is at 370 King Street West in the Entertainment District.

Does the hotel have a pool?

Yes. It has a rooftop pool and a fitness centre.

What is nearby?

The TIFF Bell Lightbox, the Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra theatres, Roy Thomson Hall and the CN Tower are all within a short walk.

What are typical rates?

Rates average around CAD $340 (about USD $250) per night, higher during the film festival.

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