Canada: Luxurious lodge model Nobu Hospitality has opened Nobu Lodge Toronto, marking the model’s debut within the nation.
Positioned within the metropolis’s Leisure District, the lodge occupies the highest flooring of the west tower of Nobu Residences, bringing collectively the model’s hospitality, culinary and residential ideas in a single constructing.
The 36-room lodge is positioned on ranges 41 to 45 and consists of suites designed with Japanese-inspired supplies and floor-to-ceiling home windows providing views of downtown Toronto and Lake Ontario.
The property additionally options hinoki wooden soaking tubs positioned by the home windows, heated toilet flooring, TOTO bogs, and facilities from manufacturers akin to Byredo and Dyson.
Friends staying at Nobu Lodge Toronto have entry to personal check-in areas and the Sakura Lounge, which serves breakfast and hosts occasions.
A wellness programme consists of curated in-room facilities, on-demand health courses, and a 24-hour health centre with tools from Technogym and Peloton. Friends may also be capable of use a Mercedes-Benz electrical automobile.
The lodge gives entry to the adjoining Nobu Restaurant, which opened in 2024. The launch of the lodge completes Nobu’s first built-in mission in Canada, combining residential, eating and hospitality components inside a single website.
Benoit Pretet, basic supervisor of Nobu Lodge Toronto, mentioned: “Opening Nobu Lodge Toronto marks an thrilling new chapter for each our manufacturers and town. The lodge is a refined retreat the place worldwide design, elevated service, and cultural connection converge to create a really singular visitor expertise.”
Highlights:
• Nobu Lodge Toronto opened atop the model’s present residences within the metropolis’s Leisure District.
• The 36-key property occupies flooring 41–45 of the west tower, providing skyline and lake views.
• Services embrace personal visitor areas, wellness facilities, and entry to the Nobu Restaurant.
• The mission marks the completion of Nobu’s first totally built-in growth in Canada.
