Come November, step into The Taylor Suite at the Bisha Hotel for a superfan experience unlike any other. Decked out with Taylor-inspired branding (think: album visuals, very necessary custom friendship bracelets and a curated Taylor playlist), this deluxe one-bedroom suite will be sure to get the party started.

Over Swift’s six Toronto tour dates, seven of the hotel’s floors and its lobby will be transformed into redecorated spaces inspired by one of the “Delicate“ singer’s musical eras—from Red to Midnights. Up on the 43rd floor, Swifties can grab a drink at the Lovers lounge ahead of the concert. And when it’s finally showtime, it’ll only be a quick five-minute walk to the concert venue.

If you’re in your Folklore era, you’ll love the cozy feel of the 1 Hotel Toronto. With interiors and furnishings crafted from local and reclaimed materials such as timber and driftwood sourced from Toronto, this earth-friendly hotel is designed to make guests feel “at 1 with nature.”

In the studio suite with the soaker tub, floor-to-ceiling windows allow nature’s light to shine through, while each bed is made with sustainable linens over top organic mattresses, and in-room greenery keeps the space feeling fresh. What’s more, the soaker tub (and rain shower!) makes for a spa-like stay without even needing to leave the comfort of your room—so you can feel refreshed and ready to sing and dance the night away.

A mere 10-minute walk away from the Rogers Centre, guests will find themselves in the lap of luxury at The Ritz Carlton, Toronto. This urban hideaway is home to 263 lavish guest rooms, sized at a minimum of 450 square feet each—making them some of the largest high-end hotel rooms you can find in the city. Suites like the Club City View Room overlook Toronto’s beauty below, and feature sleek finishes inspired by Canadian history and architecture.

If you’re in need of fuel—er, food, book a reso at the hotel’s Italian-inspired Toca restaurant for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Or, dine at the Epoch Bar + Kitchen Terrace for a pub-like experience from noon to close every day of the week.

Splurge on a few nights at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto for a five-star stay you’ll never forget. Located in Toronto’s historic Yorkville neighbourhood, you’ll be surrounded by the chicest shops and boutiques—should you need to make any last-minute concert costume changes.

The morning after the show, head down to the hotel’s Café Boulud to recover from a fun-filled night with a traditional French (or Canadian!) breakfast and a mimosa or two. Then, pay the in-hotel spa a visit for a deep-tissue massage, salt stone massage, or a quick dip in the pool—in addition to a vast selection of other wellness offerings. What could heal a post-concert body ache better than a pampering session?

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