Inside the new Broadview Hotel set to open this summer (RENDERINGS)
The Broadview Hotel is nearly ready for its reveal.
The 125-year-old landmark, which used to be Jilly’s Stripclub, is now looking better than ever.
Toronto company Streetcar Developments partnered with Canadian real-estate company Dream to refurbish and redesign the 125-year-old landmark, which used to be Jilly’s stripclub.
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The hotel, which is located in the heart of Riverside at the corner of Queen Street East and Broadview Avenue, is slated to open in June. But before you check it out yourself, we thought we would give you an insider’s tour with renderings from Norm Li.
The Lobby
Broadview Hotel Lobby (Norm Li)
When you enter the hotel you’re greeted by a warm and inviting interior. One of the unique details of this lobby is the art installation surrounding the brass elevators, which is made from the old fire escapes that were once located outside of the building.
The lobby cafe and bar
The hotel’s lobby cafe and bar (Norm Li)
Just past the reception desk is the hotel’s lobby cafe and bar. With its hardwood floors, beams, and brick walls, it has a casual feel. But the bar’s sleek design gives it that modern touch.
The Lincoln Hall and Terrace
The Lincoln Hall (Norm Li)
On the second floor, guests will find the Lincoln Hall and Terrace, which is the hotel’s event venue. This is a completely open space that can accommodate events for up to 240 guests.
The terrace (Norm Li)
Step outside and you’ll be on the 1,000 square-foot terrace overlooking Queen Street East.
The rooftop dining experience
Rooftop dining experience (Norm Li)
One of the best highlights of the hotel is on the seventh floor where the rooftop bar and terrace are located. The 100-seat indoor bar is a contemporary space with glass walls and a pyramid skylight, which offers some of the best views of the city.
Private dining space
Tower dining space (Norm Li)
The private dining space is tucked into the hotel’s iconic tower. This space is filled with vintage chandeliers, exposed brick and a vaulted ceiling which will make guests feel like they have been swept away into a place from the past.
Booking at the Broadview Hotel opens soon
If you’re tempted to have a stay at the Broadview bookings can now be made for September 2017.
With its elegant features, rooftop entertainment space, and sleek new design, this space will soon to be a new gem in the city.