Ontario is getting a second Hard Rock Hotel and it will be the first to open Ontario HardRock
Hard Rock Hotels are making a comeback in Canada, with two brand new locations opening in Ontario over the next couple of years.coming to Ottawa , the iconic music-themed global brand has a second standalone hotel coming to London, Ontario, which will open a year before the Ottawa location.
A rendering of the new hotel depicts a splashy entrance featuring the brand's signature electric guitar. Transforming the historic site of the former Kellogg's Canada Factory, Hard Rock's planned 353-room hotel will be completed in two phases, with an initial 163-room opening planned for 2024.100 Kellogg Lane, where the hotel will open, was Canada's Kellogg’s facility for 104 years, and has since turned intoThe hotel's design will embrace aspects of the historical site, with both luxury and industrial elements preserving its original charm and atmosphere.
Blending luxurious and industrial design elements, the Hard Rock pays homage to the historic Kellogg's Canada site. On the property is a variety of restaurants and attractions for guests of all ages. It will be the future home of the
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