Park Hyatt Toronto is proud to be the destination for discerning global travellers, offering a journey of rare and intimate experiences through fine art and beyond.
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Escape the surge of city energy and retreat to Stillwater Spa. Reached via the guest elevators or through the hotel’s majestic staircase, the revered Stillwater Spa is a reimagined exclusive retreat with an artful ceramic wall installation handcrafted by esteemed Canadian artist Alissa Coe greet guests upon arrival. Inspired by the name ‘Stillwater,’ this artwork uses the water lily as a symbol for the experience of being transported to a tranquil and luxurious oasis. Guests are invited to a haven of tranquility with a soothing palette of oiled white oak, shimmering champagne, polished chrome metal accents, delicate textiles, and extraordinary art. Throughout, the serene elements and soft artwork quietly contrast the contemporary white walls that dimly illuminate the relaxation journey while celebrating the art of wellness.
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Stillwater Spa is an exclusive space to be nurtured and inspired. Where time is valued and experiences are personalized. Restorative treatments and curative tinctures provide a canvas for guests to define an intimate luxury experience, unique and transformative. Personalized wellness is reimagined with a collection of highly curated relaxation services that treat the body and calm the mind. Discover tranquillity in this 8,000 sq ft sanctuary for the senses that features 13 treatment rooms and a luxury lounge designed for shared peaceful moments. Natural aromas and calming music invite guests to enrich the stillness within. A custom range of transformative treatments, including facials, massages, and more, work to rejuvenate the spirit.
Park Hyatt Toronto acknowledges that the land it is operating on is the traditional territory of many nations; including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples, and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. We also acknowledge that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit.
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