Located near Toronto Pearson International Airport at 33 Carlson Court in Etobicoke, Hyatt Place Toronto Airport is positioned to serve both business and leisure travellers moving through one of the region’s most active gateway districts.

The project was designed and delivered by Chamberlain through a fully integrated model. Chamberlain Architects led the exterior and architectural design, Chamberlain Interiors oversaw the interior design, and Chamberlain Construction executed the build. This unified approach allowed for close coordination across disciplines and a consistent design vision from early planning through to completion.

Architecturally, the hotel establishes a clear and contemporary presence along Carlson Court. A restrained material palette and vertical articulation help break down the building’s massing, giving it a strong identity without overpowering its surroundings. Careful attention to proportion, fenestration, and detailing ensures the building reads as modern, composed, and durable—well suited to its airport-adjacent context.

Inside, the interiors are designed to support a seamless and welcoming guest experience from arrival through to the guestrooms. Public spaces are organized to feel open and social, while maintaining a calm, comfortable atmosphere for guests transitioning between travel, meetings, and extended stays. Clear sightlines, layered lighting, and intuitive circulation guide movement through the lobby, lounge, and amenity areas.

Material selections emphasize warmth, texture, and longevity. Wood tones, integrated millwork, custom seating, and soft textiles balance the clean architectural lines, creating interiors that feel polished yet inviting. Feature walls and graphic elements introduce moments of visual interest, subtly referencing the broader Toronto context and enhancing the overall guest experience.

Guestrooms prioritize comfort and clarity through thoughtful layouts, built-in furniture, and cohesive material detailing. The result is a calm, well-resolved environment that supports both short-term visits and longer stays.

What ultimately distinguishes this project is the seamless integration of architecture, interiors, and construction under a single team. By carrying design intent consistently from concept through execution, the project delivers a cohesive hospitality environment where exterior expression, interior experience, and construction quality are fully aligned.

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