Four Seasons Hotel Toronto Unveils A Glamorous Holiday Season Of Festive Dining, Gifts And Giving

Published on December 9, 2025

The Four Seasons Hotel Toronto will be the center of a winter wonderland this winter season, where luxury, kindness and pleasure unite. The hotel’s holiday events are guaranteed to be both opulent and cozy, featuring gourmet meals, mouth-watering desserts, kindness and nice presents.

Giving Back: Kindness at the Heart of the Season

It isn’t all about indulgence, this year’s festive offerings at Four Seasons are infused with generosity. Guests and locals recently gathered to decorate gingerbread houses in what the hotel called the Kindness Kitchen, with proceeds benefiting Covenant House Toronto.

Also on display in the lobby is the Notes of Kindness Tree, where people are invited to leave handwritten wishes and messages for the coming year, a quiet but touching gesture of shared hope.

Meanwhile, the hotel’s annual Toy Drive continues in support of Yonge Street Mission, inviting guests and residents to contribute for a greater cause.

Festive Gifting and Curated Hampers

For those looking to spoil loved ones (or themselves), the hotel’s Festive Gift Desk nestled in the East Lobby offers a curated collection of gifts. Visitors can choose from spa gift cards, culinary experiences at Café Boulud, or even a worldwide Four Seasons Gift Card for the global traveller.

Beyond that, the desk is stocked with handcrafted chocolate art, seasonal cakes, sommelier-selected wine hampers, and elegantly packaged treat boxes by pastry-chef Kevin Levionnois, perfect for festive gifting or indulgent self-treats.

Culinary Celebrations: From Gingerbread Lattes to Champagne Dinners

Gingerbread Café & Seasonal Sweets

From 1 December 2025 through 11 January 2026, the hotel’s Gingerbread Café pop-up at their d|bar offers seasonal magic. Guests can stroll in for a gingerbread latte, house-made French pastries or other festive beverages, all served in a cosy, whimsical setting crafted for holiday memories.

Festive Dining at Café Boulud

For a fine-dining holiday treat, Café Boulud has curated a series of special menus:

• On 18 December 2025, an exclusive four-course Dom Pérignon Champagne Dinner — pairing gourmet dishes with vintage champagnes including the 2013 Brut, 2009 Rosé, and the limited-edition Dom Pérignon x Takashi Murakami Vintage 2015.
• Between 24–28 December, expect three-course Festive Brunches and family-style turkey feasts.
• The celebrations culminate on New Year’s Eve, when Café Boulud offers a four-course prix fixe dinner accompanied by live music and table-side champagne service.
• On 1 January 2026, guests can welcome the new year with a refined brunch featuring live chef stations and seasonal desserts from pastry-chef Kevin Levionnois.

Cozy Comfort: Fondue, Afternoon Tea and Take-Home Feasts

For a more relaxed festive vibe, the hotel’s d|bar offers Winter Afternoon Tea featuring seasonal savoury and sweet bites with loose-leaf teas and champagne, a snug retreat during chilly Toronto days.

Cheese lovers will be drawn to the ongoing Fondue Nights (Tuesdays through February, daily from 23–26 December), featuring artisan cheeses, baguettes, charcuterie and optional additions like lobster or black tiger prawns.

If you prefer to celebrate from the comfort of home, the hotel offers a Festive Feast to-go: whole or carved turkeys serving four or eight people, accompanied by a decadent Yule log cake. Orders must be placed by 19 December for pickup between 24–26 December.

Relax, Renew and Reset: Spa and Wellness Offerings

Of course, a little pampering is part of the ideal holiday escape. The hotel’s spa invites guests to indulge in facial treatments (including advanced, antioxidant-rich rituals), soothing body therapies, and luxurious manicures or pedicures, complete with seasonal touches and even a complimentary glass of Prosecco for those opting for shellac nails.

Whether it’s a pre-party glow-up or a post-celebration reset, the spa promises a serene and restorative retreat.

Why This Holiday Season at Four Seasons Is a Must for Travelers

For travellers passing through Toronto or locals seeking an indulgent staycation Four Seasons offers more than just a room for the night. It curates a full-blown festive experience: elegance, heart, indulgence and community spirit all wrapped into one. Between charitable gingerbread events, bespoke gifts, decadent cuisine and pampering spa rituals, there’s something to enchant every kind of traveller.

The mood is intimate yet celebratory; festive yet thoughtful. As the hotel’s holiday offering suggests, this season is as much about generosity and goodwill as it is about celebration and luxury.

Looking Ahead: Reservations and Tips

• The Gingerbread Café runs until 11 January 2026, offering ample time for a cosy post-holiday sip.
• Festive Feast to-go orders close on 19 December, ideal if you prefer holiday comforts at home.
• As spaces for dinners (especially the Dom Pérignon dinner and New Year’s Eve dinner) tend to fill quickly, early reservation is strongly recommended.

Bottom Line

In case you are looking to combine holiday magic with luxurious comfort and the feeling of being in a community, Four Seasons Toronto provides such an experience that is both rather intimate and very much alive – a winter retreat making your traveling dreams last forever through unforgettable moments.

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