The Bellair Suite

Key selling points: Updated old-world glamour exudes from every inch of this accommodation, perhaps inspired by the stately Victorian homes on Hazelton Avenue visible from the suite’s two spacious balconies.

French doors, marble floors, and artwork by contemporary Canadian artists embellish a pair of lounges and the dining space—capable of seating up to 10—which are outfitted with custom furnishings. The avant-garde elegance extends to the two dressing rooms adorned with zebrawood floors and floor-to-ceiling mirrors.

Standout service: For an orthodox Jewish guest, the hotel provided a kosher menu in the guest’s suite.

Style: Luxe noir, by Yabu Pushelberg, 2007

Special amenities: 42-inch Panasonic plasma TV, DVD player, iPod dock, wireless touch-screen remote, L’Occitane bath amenities, Nespresso coffeemaker, Breville juicer

Square footage: 1,859

Number of bedrooms in suite: One

Number of bathrooms: One and one half-bath

Number of rooms and suites in hotel: 77, including 15 suites

Who’s slept here?: Figures from the fields of film and music

Nightly rate: About $3,363

Location: 118 Yorkville Avenue