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The Four Seasons Philadelphia is a great choice for both business travelers and leisure seekers. With its timeless elegance, attention to detail, and service, this hotel is a premier destination for guests. You will be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere. Join us as we take you on a journey through this hotel. We'll explore its amenities, dining options, accommodations, and more.

Overview

Four Seasons Philadelphia's rooms and suites are on the upper floors. They are between the 48th and the 60th floors of the building. They all have floor-to-ceiling views of Philadelphia and its surroundings.

As guests enter the hotel, they are greeted by soundscapes explicitly created for this Hotel by Brian Eno. The hotel also offers bath products from Guerlain and technology that is at the tip of your fingers. Moreover, all guest rooms and suites provide Comcast's X1 Video Experience. This includes approximately 300 channels and a library of over 50,000 on-demand movies and TV shows.

Location

The hotel is on the 12th floor of the Comcast Centre in Philadelphia. It offers some of the best views in the country. You can see the downtown skyscrapers and even across the Delaware River into New Jersey. Moreover, the historic 30th Street Station is only a short taxi ride or 15 minutes' walk away. The Franklin Institute and the Barnes Foundation are also within 10 minutes distance. Besides, it takes 20 minutes to walk from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. That's where you will find the famous Rocky Steps. Amtrak can take you to New York City in an hour and 20 minutes. Washington, DC, takes two hours and fifteen minutes.

Style & Character

Architect Lord Norman Foster designed the Four Seasons Hotel at Comcast Center. A huge Jenny Holtzer artwork runs along the lobby ceiling. Three glass elevators are also on the side, traveling to the 60th floor in less than 60 seconds.

As soon as you reach altitude, this hotel will make the most of it. With floor-to-ceiling windows, there is a feeling of floating high in the skies. The 60th-floor lobby and bar, mirrored ceilings, and black marble flooring also create a sense of spaciousness. Jeff Leatham, a famous florist and artistic director, creates beautiful flower displays.

Service and Facilities

Many hotel gyms consist of a tiny dark room in the basement. Here, you'll find a large studio with the latest machines like treadmills. Moreover, for those who prefer to exercise outdoors, concierges can arrange runs in the city by the See Philly Run team. The spa next door is also a peaceful, soothing place with seven treatment rooms. It has 700 lb. of crystals in the wall to aid in cleansing and healing. Spa patrons can use the sauna. However, only hotel guests can access the infinity pool that overlooks the city.

Rooms and Suites

219 guest rooms spread out over ten floors. They all come with floor-to-ceiling windows. They also have been designed so that the view is the main focus, no matter where you sit. Besides, they all have an open, flowing style. This includes curved wall designs, bamboo bathrooms, and an expansive dressing area. The Four Seasons bed is also a popular feature in many rooms. But they also come with a queen-sized sleeper couch. Suites have their separate living room.

The rooms also have minibars with a Nespresso and kettle. They also include cocktail-making ingredients, glassware, and other items. In addition to voice-activated televisions, there is a focus on advanced technology for curtains. In the bathroom, you will find television volume controls, along with one-touch window drapes.

Fine Dining

Jean-Georges Vongerichten is a Michelin-starred Chef from Philadelphia. He made his Four Seasons debut. His 59th-floor Jean-Georges Philadelphia and 60th-floor JG SkyHigh bar are at the pinnacle of the city's dining scene. Norman Foster's space is a 40-foot atrium. It features mirrored walls on the ceiling and glass walls 12 meters in height. It also showcases Michelin-starred Chef Jean Georges Vongerichten's cuisine.

Jean Georges Philadelphia

Cornelia Schuhr is the Chef de Cuisine of Jean Georges Philadelphia. He will guide you down the staircase framed by a waterfall to reveal a mix of classic Jean Georges cuisine and culinary creations. Besides, Philadelphia's vibrant food scene is elevated by city views.

Vernick Fish

In the heart of Logan Square, James Beard Award-winning Chef Greg Vernick offers a modern twist on the American Oyster Bar. There is a menu based on seafood and vegetables. It also has an emphasis on global flavors. In addition, you can enjoy cocktails and a wide selection of seafood-friendly wines at this fancy restaurant.

Skyhigh

JG SkyHigh is a stylish and comfortable lounge. It specializes in Jean-Georges casual cuisine. Besides, the restaurant transforms from sunrise until sunset into a vibrant kaleidoscope. This reflects the beauty of the city. As you toast life's most special moments, indulge in sharing plates. This is all while enjoying live music and the unobstructed views from above.

Vernick Coffee Bar

This is a modern cafe. Discover a secret oasis hidden behind the canopy of trees at Comcast Technology Center. Enjoy a morning of pastries and coffee made to order. Or, enjoy the flavorful dishes prepared in-house for lunch.

Spa & Wellness

On the 57th Floor of the Hotel, you'll find a health-and-wellness oasis. It features an indoor swimming pool with a "spill-over" effect into the air. There is also a fitness center. A celebrity trainer designed it. Moreover, the spa has seven treatment rooms. The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia is the perfect place to escape and enjoy a wellness retreat. Moreover, there are over 700 lbs. of healing crystals in the wall structure. You will feel calm and relaxed as soon as you step off the elevator on the 57th Floor.

Family-Friendly

On each floor, there are at least 58 interconnected rooms. There is also a minimum of three combinations for connecting the rooms. Skyline Corner Suites connect with one-bedroom Suites. And the cityscape suites combine with doubles.

Takeaway

The Four Seasons Philadelphia is in the City of Brotherly Love. Nestled in the Comcast Technology Center, this urban retreat blends modern elegance and timeless charm. From the moment you step into the grand lobby, you will be captivated by the hotel's understated luxury and attention to detail. This hotel is in a great spot, close to attractions like the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Rittenhouse Square. It's a perfect place for travelers to stay. Book your stay today.