(13 Apr 2022, 11:25 +07)
Three flagship Sheraton hotels in Canada now
feature the brand’s new modernized look following extensive renovations.
The hotels - Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Toronto
International Airport, Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel and Le Centre
Sheraton Montreal Hotel - join the growing
number of properties around the world to showcase the brand’s
design transformation, with nearly 50 hotels expected to be
completed by year’s end.
“This marks another significant
moment for Sheraton as our new vision arrives in Canada and
continues to build momentum for our transformation journey around
the world,” said Amanda Nichols, Global Brand Leader, Sheraton
Hotels & Resorts. “We have long been part of the social fabric of
communities across Canada and as travel resumes, we look forward
to welcoming guests into this exciting new chapter for Sheraton.”
The Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Toronto International Airport has undergone a CA$30 million makeover
In addition to
seamless technology integration and an elevated F&B
philosophy, the layered design aims to create an environment
where guests feel comfortable and at ease, whether working,
meeting or relaxing.
Sheraton Gateway Hotel in
Toronto International Airport
The 484-room Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Toronto
International Airport, the only property directly connected to the
terminal, has completed a massive 2-year, $30 million makeover.
The lobby of the hotel now serves as
the heart of the guest experience featuring brand signatures such
as the Community Table, The Studios, sound-proof Booths and More by Sheraton – the brand’s signature bar, coffee, market concept.
Additional amenities
include a Sheraton Club lounge, swimming pool and
whirlpool, 24-hour fitness room and Peloton studio, updated
meeting spaces, and completely remodeled guest rooms and suites.
“The transformation is nothing short of a metamorphosis,” said
Douglas Brennan, General Manager, Sheraton Gateway in Toronto
International Airport. “We’re excited to welcome guests to
discover our modernized look.”
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
The hotel has been
completely reimagined with renovations and enhancements from top
to bottom that will continue to roll out throughout 2022 and mark the
most extensive renovation in the hotel’s 50-year history.
As part of the first phase of the property’s reimagining, the
exclusive Sheraton Club on the 43rd floor
will feature a new look, experience, and service style from October.
Available to Marriott Bonvoy Elite members and guests who upgrade
their stay, the premium 15,000-square foot gathering space offers
multiple food and
beverage offerings, premium amenities, enhanced connectivity and
24/7 access to provide a private environment.
The second
phase introduces two new F&B outlets including the
recently opened Dual Citizen – a coffeehouse style grab and go
during the day, transitioning to a lobby bar in the evenings.
Opening this spring, 43 Down will be a departure from the
traditional hotel restaurant. With its beverage-forward concept,
43 Down focuses on mixology as an art form, delivering classics
through handcrafted cocktails.
The final phases are expected to roll out this
spring with the unveiling of the brand’s signature Community Tables, tech-enabled
Studios, soundproofed Booths, and purpose-built workspaces,
found in the expansive hotel lobby.
The
indoor/outdoor heated pool experience is slated to re-open in summer
2022.
“It’s been an incredible journey watching the vision
come to life. We’re bringing something entirely new to Toronto’s
downtown core,” said Tim Reardon, General Manager, Sheraton
Centre Toronto Hotel. “Already, we’ve had the pleasure of watching
our guests admire the purposeful design elements and service
upgrades in our Sheraton Club which opened this past fall. We
cannot wait to welcome our guests back to see our completely
transformed lobby area, food and beverage outlets, indoor and
outdoor pool, as well as the exterior and port cochere.”
Le Centre Sheraton Montreal
Hotel
Located in the heart of downtown Montreal, the newly renovated
Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel is ready to welcome guests to
its 825 newly renovated guest rooms and suites.
The
light-filled spaces, ranging in size from a generous 310 sqft to a
sprawling 1,956 sqft for the Presidential Suite, feature new tools for productivity,
such as a height-adjustable work table, integrated power and
charging and layered lighting.
The Sheraton Club, located
on the 37th floor of the hotel, is expected to reopen in May 2022.
The dynamic hotel has always been a preferred choice for
leisure travelers, prized for its central location and ‘urban
oasis’ offerings including sixth floor terrace, indoor lap pool,
jacuzzi, spa, and 24-hour Sheraton Fitness Centre.
“Conveniently located in the bustling city center, the hotel is an
ideal starting point to discover all Montreal has to offer, in a
refreshingly contemporary environment,” said Bertil Fabre, General
Manager, Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel.
The three newly reimagined
hotels add to the growing number of transformed properties in
Canada including Sheraton Laval Hotel. In total, Sheraton has
nearly 20 hotels in the country with six slated for transformation
completion by end of 2023.
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