The Hazelton Hotel in Toronto by Barbara Kingstone From the front of The Hazelton Hotel in  Toronto's  Yorkville area, it's small wonder that guests can be a bit confused which door leads to the hotel. Firstly, there's the door to the costly condos on the 4th and 5th floor, then to the exclusive retail store and then for one of the city's most popular restaurants, called One. Finally,in the lobby there's a small greeting staff, waiting and ready to assist. Once inside the lobby, it quickly becomes clear that Yabu Pushelberg, one of the most sought after interior designers world -wide, who just happen to be Torontonians, have set up a singularly stunning, subtle venue. And also added is a secret scent that is so encompassing,  one can't help being aware of the freshness of the delicate presence of  lavender and jasmine in the air.  After all, there is only one first impression and it may as well be the best there is to offer if you want to be considered in the highest rung of global luxury 'digs'. Here bronze colour velour (don't shrug. This fabric is luscious) and seating groupings are separated from each other in  quiet sections of this airy but not large area.  Small gold-leaf coffee tables separate the chairs  with  dark grey velour.  It may sound staid but to break up the traditional, there are unique designer tan leather chairs, silver mesh window coverings that take on the impression of chain mail, huge and important