The Lounge at the Drake Hotel
The Lounge at the Drake Hotel : Rooftop, Bar & Restaurant à Toronto
Inauguré en 2004 par Jeff Stober, The Lounge at the Drake Hotel s'inscrit dans le quartier dynamique de Queen Street West à Toronto. Ancien immeuble résidentiel, il a été transformé en un hôtel boutique emblématique, mêlant histoire et modernité. Son architecture unique et ses touches vintage en font un lieu chargé d’histoire, apprécié aussi bien par les locaux que par les voyageurs en quête d’authenticité.
Ce lieu se distingue par ses spécialités culinaires, ses cocktails raffinés et ses espaces variés. Le bar, reconnu pour ses excellents negronis, offre une sélection de boissons haut de gamme, tandis que le restaurant propose une cuisine de qualité, notamment lors du brunch dominical. La terrasse intérieure et le rooftop, avec leur ambiance chaleureuse, sont parfaits pour profiter d’un moment convivial, que ce soit pour un verre entre amis ou une soirée musicale dans la salle de concert. La boîte en hôtel ajoute une touche de vie nocturne à l’ensemble.
L’atmosphère du Drake Hotel est à la fois éclectique et chaleureuse, avec un décor vintage, des œuvres d’art canadien et une ambiance musicale variée, allant du jazz au rock. La décoration, mêlant éléments industriels et touches artistiques, crée un cadre cosy et vibrant. Que ce soit pour un brunch, un cocktail ou une soirée dansante, le lieu incarne le mélange parfait entre hôtel, restaurant, bar et rooftop dans un cadre unique à Toronto.
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"I enjoy the rooftop patio in the summer. I’ve had a few fun evenings there downstairs dancing. But a couple of times a crowd has been young. Susie knows the guy who works there."
@kimmygoyal015
"$ | READERS' CHOICE AWARDS 2020, 2023 Fitting right into its location in the vibrant Queen Street West neighborhood, The Drake, which opened in 2004, has become a hub of Toronto art, design, and food. You’ll feel the energy the moment you walk into the former apartment building, where original granite floors, exposed brick, and other historical touches live alongside vivid murals, green leather seating, vintage stereos, and pieces from a rotating art collection. There's always something happening here, from DJs on the rooftop to live bands at Drake Underground, the hotel's performance space. Bar Free Wifi Wifi ROOMS 51 Reviewed by SANDRA RAMANI How did it strike you on arrival? Fitting right into its location in the vibrant Queen Street West neighborhood, this hotel, which opened in 2004, has become a hub of Toronto art, design, and food. You’ll feel the energy the moment you walk into the former apartment building, where original granite floors, exposed brick, and other historical touches live alongside vivid murals, green leather seating, vintage stereos, and pieces from a rotating art collection. Who else is here? Creative types, including working artists here for the hotel's residency program, musicians scheduled for its onsite performance venue, and food obsessives flocking to its top-notch restaurants. A rotating calendar of events, screenings, exhibitions, and concerts keep both locals and out-of-towners engaged. It's been a long travel day. Please tell us we can get up to the room ASAP. With only 19 rooms, the hotel will never have a super-long check-in line, but the small reception desk can get backed up at times. That said, staffers are friendly, courteous, and helpful. Got it. What are the room options here? Room categories range from XS Nooks to XL Suites. All feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, windows that open, custom furniture and millwork, unique artwork, and a cheery, eclectic décor brimming with individual personality; it’s as if you’re staying in the guest room of your most DIY-savvy, HGTV-obsessed friend. There are all the necessary trappings of a hotel stay, too: flat-screen TVs, Bose docking stations, Sealy beds, and showers stocked with Malin + Goetz toiletries. You'll find a handmade doll on the bed—a cute, quirky touch. Any other fun amenities in those rooms? There's nightly turndown, room service, and a mini-bar stocked with local products. We know the food options are going to deliver here, but can you tell us more about them? The Drake owns a cluster of restaurants and bars around Toronto, and the hotel does the brand's gastronomic mission proud with three excellent options: a lounge, a café, and a rooftop terrace. You can eat around-the-clock here: a chia bowl and fresh juice for breakfast, a lobster roll or seasonal pasta for lunch, and a house burger for dinner—it's a favorite among locals. This is vacation, so it might not be a priority, but can we hit the gym? And are there other activities of note? There's always something happening here, from DJs on the rooftop to live bands at Drake Underground, the hotel's lounge and performance space. There's no spa or gym, but guests use a nearby gym for free, and take classes at a neighborhood spin studio. Bottom line: what, and who, is it good for? One of the city's most creative and vibrant hotels is the perfect place to summon your inner artist. "
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"très bonne cuisine, très bons cocktails (prix élevés)"
@caroline.mmt
"Aller boire un verre y’a une terrasse intérieure et une salle de concert si vous avez de la chance!!!"
@annejulie.karcher
"Cute room Great negroni Bad espresso martini Good fries and cheese board "
@chelsae.trentadue
"Good vibes, average menu/drinks"
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"Ten years after it opened in the boho gallery district of West Queen West, this place remains on top of its game. Owner Jeff Stober turned the former flophouse into a prototype for what has since become a trend: the downtown urban retreat plugged into its neighbourhood. The nostalgic look delivered by design firm +tongtong is taken from old photos of the area and original buildings, so it feels like a distillation of moments and visual textures. An old brass staircase leads to corridors with a fabulous collection of Canadian modernist art. The bedrooms (choose from Nook, Crash Pad, Den, Studio, Salon and suite) are lined with vintage William Morris wallpaper and the beds are laid with Dada-inspired stuffed animals made from recycled materials. The full Drake experience includes dancing in the Underground basement bar and listening to live acts in the Lounge (Broken Social Scene, Beck and MIA have all performed here). There is chicken and waffles for brunch at the hipster café, and lobster nachos in the restaurant. Be sure to hang out in the Sky Yard rooftop lounge, which flips its decor seasonally: there's a fire pit and Hudson Bay blankets to keep guests warm in winter, helped along by the signature cocktail, the Deliverance (Calvados, cedar-infused Bulleit bourbon, Fernet-Branca and maple syrup). The Drake General Store next door sells great homespun Canadiana-themed stuff. Address: The Drake Hotel, 1150 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON M6J 1J3, Canada Telephone: +1 416 531 5042"
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"Looking for breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch, after-hours, drinks? No matter what the occasion is, The Drake Hotel delivers! If you are looking for great food, make sure to check The Drake Hotel restaurant! For a memorable night of live performances, reach The Drake Underground no later than 11 pm. The Drake's new Afternoon Delights menu is offered at all of its dining venues, including the rooftop. It’s offered daily from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and features a variety of sips and snacks starting at $5 each plus tax."
@kabltor
"Night club called underground "
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"fancy mais un peu surcôté 😮💨"
@mougin.clara
"Hotel boutique ref. ELLE oct 2021 L’hôtel de style boutique, reconnu pour sa terrasse animée sur le toit et son délicieux brunch du dimanche, propose désormais des chambres avec 2 lits queen et des suites plus spacieuses. Passage de 19 à 51 chambres avec l'ajout d'une annexe."
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"Cute birthday vibes. Decent drinks & food"
@hannahquarin
"Vogue : With its many outposts (a chain of boutiques, a Financial District eatery, and a cottage country inn), The Drake Hotel is at the heart of Toronto’s transformation. A worthwhile stop nearby is Gladstone Hotel , where each room is designed by local artists."
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"Upper scale. Clientèle de tous age et de tous styles confindus. Assez bruyant et éclectique, comme la décoration et connu pour sa musique avec DJ qui alternent rock, jazz et blues. "
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