TOOR Hotel Toronto, part of JdV by Hyatt

TOOR Hotel Toronto opened in April 2025 at 203 Jarvis Street, in the Garden District. It is the second JdV by Hyatt in Toronto and the third in Canada. The 232 rooms and suites occupy the lower part of a 33-storey tower that also holds 181 rental apartments. Manga Hotel Group, a family-led Toronto company, owns and manages it.

The place

The tower stands on what was a surface parking lot in eastern downtown Toronto, just north of Moss Park. Jarvis Street runs north from the lake, and the rooms' floor-to-ceiling windows face the city and, from higher floors, Lake Ontario.

Valet parking is offered, and the building has underground parking as well.

The concept

The hotel is the project of Sukhdev Toor, president and chief executive of Manga Hotel Group, whose surname gave the hotel its name. The company says it has bought and run hotels for more than 35 years. Reservations opened on 3 April 2025 and Hyatt announced the opening on 7 April.

The building took more than four years to complete. Arcadis IBI Group was the architect, and the interior studio DesignAgency designed the guest rooms. The hotel was first slated to open in the fall of 2024, so it arrived about six months late.

The upper 15 floors hold 181 purpose-built rental apartments, from bachelor units to three bedrooms. Residents and hotel guests share the fitness centre. Toor has described this address as the first of four TOOR Hotel Collection properties planned for downtown Toronto over five years.

Hyatt calls the design bold and contemporary but names no designer for the public spaces.

Dining & wellness

Muse Bistro + Bar is the hotel's restaurant, serving modern European, French-inspired bistro dishes, cocktails and a wine list. It is open daily for breakfast and dinner, and room service runs seven days a week.

On the 14th floor, a fitness and yoga studio of about 1,500 square feet has Peloton bikes and rowing machines, with a south-facing terrace of roughly 3,000 square feet. The terrace can be hired for events and is listed at 2,715 square feet in the hotel's own meeting plan.

Meeting rooms are small. The Garden Room measures 255 square feet and the Lake Room, a boardroom on the mezzanine, 277. Muse on the Mezzanine takes up to 150 guests. Hyatt's description gives about 1,100 square feet of meeting space in total, which does not match the room-by-room figures.