Toronto Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Toronto | 203.9m | 52s | Lifetime | a—A

[TheKingEast]

 

[interchange42]

More falling glass off of Four Seasons today. You might be able to see the missing panel on the east face northern edge about five levels down from the penthouse.

The glass didn't actually fall this time; the panel failed but stayed in place. So, good news below, but those involved with the building must be wondering what might fail next.

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[Benito]

The glass didn't actually fall this time; the panel failed but stayed in place. So, good news below, but those involved with the building must be wondering what might fail next.

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Thanks for the correction.

 

[TheKingEast]

 

[ileetoa]

 

[Phil McAvity]

I like this building but I wouldn't want to stay there

 

[interchange42]

Why not? Because it's too luxurious for you?

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[Phil McAvity]

For what the Four Seasons charges I would at least expect a balcony and only corner rooms have them.

 

[isaidso]

The hotel is contained on the bottom portion with no balconies at all. The Ritz, Trump, and Shangri-La have no balconies in the hotel portion either.

 

[steveve]

From Museum House:

 

[friendlyfuture]

From Manulife Building, looking North

 

[Kraylin]

I think balconies in general, at least for me, are over rated and for a hotel use present an unnecessary liability. As mentioned none or most of the luxury hotels in toronto have no balconies.

That being said... I do occasionally enjoy being exposed to the outdoors and the city so something like a Juliette balcony would be a wonderful compromise.

 

[marcus_a_j]

I don't believe there are any balconies on the hotel floors (maybe on the top floor). The balconies are for the private residential suites.

 

[Benito]

Tonight after the storm.

 

[Bayer]

$36M Toronto penthouse hits the market