Revery Toronto Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton opened today in Toronto’s vibrant Entertainment District. It is the Hilton brand’s first hotel in Ontario.

Owned by Easton’s Group of Hotels and The Gupta Group, the 224-key property features a theatrical theme in keeping with the lights, drama and sociability of the neighborhood.

“Revery Toronto Downtown, Curio Collection by Hilton is where guests can daydream and indulge in meditative relaxation, whether in our glamorous guestrooms or in our captivating restaurants,” said Dr. Steve Gupta, founder and executive chairman of The Gupta Group. “Revery highlights vivid theatre and crafted film concepts, reflecting unique nuances from backstage to dressing room themes, inspiring our guests to experience their own state of ‘reverie’.”

Highlights of the property include:

• Muse Lobby Bar: Fashioned in bold ruby-red textures with white statement lighting, Muse is a modern “concession stand” serving bespoke cocktails, coffee and small bites.
• Box Office: Located behind velvet curtains and decorated with marquis lights and monochromatic checkerboard concrete tiles, this space features modern check-in pods, big screen backdrops playing classic black-and-white movies, and historic images of Toronto’s landmarks.
• Guestrooms have curved full-length mirrors and clever lighting applications, creating a glamorous dressing room look that is complemented by ultra-high-gloss lacquered finishes, marble accents, and automated touches.
• Deauville Club: Revery Toronto’s French-inspired restaurant features subtle, refined hues, oak herringbone floors, violet-infused marble accents, and a menu from Chef Tom Chlebek. Buyouts are available for up to 100 guests.
• The Gupta Room: Located adjacent to the Deauville Club, the Gupta Room is a private space for meeting and entertaining decorated with eggplant and dark purple accents.
• The Cinema Room and Easton’s Boardroom are curated spaces for meetings and events.

Located at 92 Peter Street, Revery Toronto Downtown is a short walk from the TIFF Lightbox, which is headquarters to the Toronto International Film Festival, and The Steve & Rashmi Gupta Box Office, as well as Roy Thomson Hall, Rogers Centre, the CN Tower, and Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada.