NINETEENTH FLOOR

The Concert Hall was the venue for the hotel's inaugural ball on June 11, 1929. It once housed a magnificent organ from the renowned workshop of Casavant Frères of Québec, the only one of its kind in Canada. The Concert Hall is replete with soaring coffered ceiling, full stage and balcony, crystal chandeliers, and delicately arched windows.

The Ballroom exhibits an Italian influence in its colors, materials, and ceiling oil painting. Restored to its 1929 decor, it is still believed to be the most photographed room in Toronto, with close to 5,000 square feet of inspired visual splendor.

The restored Ontario Room, located on the Convention Floor adjacent to the Canadian room, is inspired by Ontario's flower. The room features a carved trillium with wood inlay millwork and four custom designed chandeliers, resembling baskets of trilliums, hung from a domed ceiling.

Once Toronto's most popular and elegant supper club, this renowned space boasts over 5,000 square feet of meeting and entertainment space and wrap-around floor-to-ceiling windows. With a tiered setting, wood dance floor, and a permanent stage, the Imperial Room offers a distinct backdrop for any function.

With 19 different rooms to choose from, rooms on the Main Mezzanine level come in a range of sizes. From a board meeting of 12 to a reception for 200, these function rooms offer adaptable venues for any event. Each room features original artwork showcasing Canadian scenery or carvings, adding something special to your function.