This hotel spa in Toronto has been named the best in Canada for the third year in a row.
The 2026 World Spa Awards revealed its winners on Tuesday, placing Guerlain Spa Toronto at the top of the list as Canada’s Best Hotel Spa.
“Three years in a row, and it’s all thanks to our incredible team and clientele,” said Jennifer Loyola, director of Guerlain Spa Toronto.
“At Guerlain Spa, we strive for perfection in every guest experience, and we’re incredibly grateful for this recognition. Guerlain’s legacy in beauty and wellness inspires us every day, and we are proud to carry that legacy forward here in Toronto.”
Best in Canada
The luxury spa is known for its signature Parisian techniques and “exclusive protocols taught only within the brand’s training institutions,” according to Guerlain Spa.
Located inside Hotel X Toronto, the spa is home to ten treatment rooms. These overlook Lake Ontario, adding to the relaxing atmosphere of the wellness destination.
Notable treatments include the Complete Rejuvenation Ritual, which is described as a deeply relaxing, head-to-toe reset offered exclusively at Guerlain Spa.
This latest recognition marks the spa’s third consecutive win in the category, after also taking home the title in 2024 and 2025.
It faced some stiff competition this year, with nominees from Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and beyond.
Nominees for the prestigious award included:
- Guerlain Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Montreal
- PAŪS Spa Expérience at OTL Gouverneur Saguenay
- Rainspa at Hôtel Place d’Armes
- Sense, A Rosewood Spa at Rosewood Hotel Georgia
- Spa by Valmont at The Hazelton
- Spa my Blend by Clarins at The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
- Stillwater Spa at Park Hyatt Toronto
- The St. Regis Spa Toronto
- Toronto Spa at Four Seasons Toronto
The full list of World Spa Awards winners can be found online.
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