Manga Hotel Group has officially opened TOOR Hotel, a 33-storey, mixed-use property in downtown Toronto operating under the JdV by Hyatt brand. The project introduces the TOOR Hotel brand, with a second location scheduled to open later this year in Soho, New York City.
Situated in the city’s Garden District, TOOR Hotel combines 232 guest rooms and suites with 181 premium residential rental units, and a suite of on-site amenities designed for the modern traveller. The opening represents a strategic move by Manga into the lifestyle segment with a product that emphasizes design, location and local connection.
“TOOR Hotel is a contemporary take on modern hospitality—where striking design, unparalleled views, and convenient amenities come together to create a one-of-a-kind stay,” says Sukhdev Toor, president and CEO of Manga Hotel Group. “From the downtown Toronto positioning to our thoughtfully designed spaces and architecture, every detail has been thoughtfully considered. We are thrilled to open our doors and welcome travellers with the warmth of true Canadian hospitality.”
Design-driven positioning with integrated amenities
The hotel’s interiors are inspired by Toronto’s green spaces, and all guest rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, Lutron smart lighting, 55-inch televisions, and Nespresso machines. The design also extends to custom artwork and soothing colour palettes in guest washrooms.
TOOR Hotel includes a 1,500-square-foot fitness centre and yoga studio located on the 14th floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows and access to a 3,000-square-foot southern terrace. The hotel also offers 1,000 square feet of meeting and event space.
The on-site Muse Bistro + Bar spans more than 2,500 square feet over two floors. The ground floor caters to casual dining and mobile work, while the second floor offers a more refined setting and connects to the hotel’s event space. The restaurant serves contemporary cuisine, handcrafted cocktails, and an extensive wine list designed to appeal to both guests and locals.
Architecture and urban integration
Architecturally, TOOR Hotel presents a striking new addition to Toronto’s skyline. Its copper-coloured accents, diagonal structural elements and glass façade are designed to reflect and complement the surrounding Garden District. The building was conceived as a modern gateway to the city and aims to provide both aesthetic and functional appeal.
Next steps for TOOR Hotel brand
TOOR Hotel Toronto is the first property under the TOOR Hotel brand, which Manga Hotel Group has developed to reflect Canadian values of hospitality and approachability. The brand aims to create distinctive, design-forward experiences in urban settings. The Soho, NYC location, currently under development, is expected to continue this positioning.
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