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Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

Arrival at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center leads upward to a sky lobby, with the city unfolding through glass before you reach your room. The hotel is best understood through that height. Its public spaces occupy the upper levels of the Comcast Technology Center, where Jean-Georges dining and a 57th-floor pool make the skyline part of the stay. At street level, the address remains firmly in Center City, with Greg Vernick's restaurants and Philadelphia's museums within reach.

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Rooms

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Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Culture Culture

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
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Rooms & Suites at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

Premier Cityscape Room
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Premier Cityscape Room

355–409 sqft
From 1’093 USD

Floor-to-ceiling windows look toward City Hall and the Delaware River, with a chaise beside the glass. One arrangement pairs pale wall panels with a round...

Premier Landmark Room
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Premier Landmark Room

352–407 sqft
From 1’140 USD

The Ben Franklin Parkway and its art museums lie beyond the full-height windows. A chaise sits near the glass. Most rooms have an open-concept closet...

Grand Cityscape Room
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Grand Cityscape Room

376–424 sqft
From 1’186 USD

A walk-through bathroom and walk-in closet distinguish the layout. Full-height windows overlook South Philadelphia and the Delaware River, with a chaise beside the glass. The...

Sky Garden City View Room
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Sky Garden City View Room

431 sqft
From 1’186 USD

Natural wood, soft geometric patterns and heritage-inspired artwork shape the room's design. Full-height windows look across the skyline and the hotel's wildflower green roof. One...

Grand Landmark Room
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Grand Landmark Room

424–498 sqft
From 1’279 USD

Curved birchwood panels line the interior beside floor-to-ceiling windows. The outlook takes in the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Barnes Foundation along Ben Franklin...

Grand Sky Garden City View Room
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Grand Sky Garden City View Room

581 sqft
From 1’279 USD

The sitting area faces full-height windows. Beyond the glass lie the skyline and the hotel's wildflower green roof. Natural wood and soft geometric patterns continue...

Premier Landmark Suite
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Premier Landmark Suite

614–624 sqft
From 1’570 USD

A collapsible wall divides the living area from the bedroom. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook Ben Franklin Parkway and the art museums. One lounge arrangement has a...

Landmark Suite
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Landmark Suite

611–613 sqft
From 1’687 USD

A pocket door divides the living area from the bedroom. The lounge has a sofa and desk beside floor-to-ceiling views of Ben Franklin Parkway and...

Landmark Corner Suite
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Landmark Corner Suite

666 sqft
From 1’861 USD

Corner windows look across Ben Franklin Parkway and Philadelphia's art museums. The living room has a small dining table, and the bedroom takes in the...

Cityscape Suite
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Cityscape Suite

697–701 sqft
From 2’327 USD

The one-bedroom layout has a distinct living area, with floor-to-ceiling views of City Hall and the Delaware River. A small dining table stands in the...

Skyline Corner Suite
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Skyline Corner Suite

807–810 sqft
From 2’792 USD

A table for four stands in the spacious living room, beside floor-to-ceiling glass. The corner bedroom looks toward downtown towers, City Hall and the Delaware...

Skyline Garden City View Suite
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Skyline Garden City View Suite

872 sqft
From 3’246 USD

Natural wood paneling, soft geometric patterns and heritage-inspired artwork run through this one-bedroom layout. The living area overlooks the skyline and the hotel's wildflower green...

2 Bedroom Sky Terrace City View Suite
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2 Bedroom Sky Terrace City View Suite

1,496 sqft
From 11’636 USD

A generous dining table for six stands beside the living area, with two additional counter seats. The private terrace has comfortable seating and an outdoor...

Presidential Suite
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Presidential Suite

2,137 sqft
From 17’454 USD

North- and south-facing corner windows bring different views of Philadelphia into the suite. Two sitting areas adjoin a formal dining room for ten, with a...

2 Bedroom Sky Terrace Penthouse Suite
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2 Bedroom Sky Terrace Penthouse Suite

3,972 sqft
From 25’599 USD

Two living rooms include an indoor lounge and a conservatory, beside an expansive private terrace. A full kitchen adjoins a dining room for eight, with...

Norman Foster's architecture gives the building its clear lines and expansive glazing. At reception, an illuminated onyx wall and floral installations by Jeff Leatham bring color and texture to the arrival. The dining spaces above the city have their own architectural drama, including a staircase bordered by water walls. Much of the pleasure comes from watching familiar landmarks fall into a different order below, with streets, rooftops and the rivers visible across the wider city.

The hotel has 227 accommodations, comprising 184 guest rooms and 43 suites. Most rooms occupy floors 48 through 56, while the Sky Garden collection sits on the 45th floor. Premier Cityscape Rooms measure 352 to 407 square feet and have a king bed. Grand Landmark Rooms provide 424 to 498 square feet, with a king or two double beds; the double-bedded layout accommodates two adults and two children. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a restrained palette keep attention on the outlook, while bedside charging and drapery controls handle the practical details discreetly.

A Landmark Corner Suite brings the view into both its bedroom and bathroom. The 665-square-foot layout has a living room with a sofa and desk, plus a window-side tub and separate shower. On floors 49 through 55, its corner outlook takes in the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the museum district. The suite accommodates three adults or two adults and two children, using a king bed with a sofa bed or rollaway as arranged. Its living room gives families a separate place to gather without using the bedroom for every part of the day.

Sky Garden has a distinct residential character, with interiors by 1508 London and an art collection curated by Hanabi: Art and Artists. Four guest rooms, two one-bedroom suites, a two-bedroom suite and a two-bedroom penthouse make up the collection. Natural materials and artwork influenced by Philadelphia's design heritage accompany views toward a wildflower green roof. Terraces belong to selected accommodations, adding an outdoor dimension to a hotel otherwise experienced largely through glass. The setting is particularly relevant for longer visits when space outside the bedroom matters.

The two-bedroom Sky Terrace Suite measures 1,497 square feet and has two king beds, a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and indoor dining for six. Its private terrace has seating and a dining table for ten. Two full bathrooms serve the bedrooms, one with a tub and separate shower and the other with a shower. The maximum overnight occupancy is four guests; the larger dining spaces allow for visitors without implying additional sleeping capacity. For an extended stay, the kitchen and laundry provide genuine household facilities alongside hotel service.

Jean-Georges Philadelphia is the restaurant to book for a special dinner. The 59th-floor dining room pairs panoramic views with a tasting-menu approach, combining Jean-Georges Vongerichten's signature dishes with preparations developed for Philadelphia. Egg toast with caviar is one of the restaurant's recognizable dishes, and the wine list supports a meal that unfolds over several courses. The waterfall-lined staircase gives the approach to dinner a sense of occasion before you sit down. Reservations deserve attention when a meal here is central to a short visit.

SkyHigh, on the 60th floor, is more flexible. The lounge serves Jean-Georges cuisine through breakfast, lunch, afternoon bites and dinner, with brunch also part of its program. Crispy salmon sushi and a ginger margarita illustrate the lighter, more informal direction. There is room for a drink and shared plates as well as a full meal, with live music contributing to the atmosphere. The enclosed setting gives the skyline a presence in any weather, and the changing light makes breakfast and evening drinks quite different experiences.

Vernick Fish brings the hotel's dining closer to Philadelphia's neighborhood restaurant culture. Greg Vernick's modern American oyster bar occupies the ground floor, in a loft-like room by Adam Tihany. A chef's counter, bar and lounge accompany the dining room. East and West Coast oysters, crudos and seasonal fish lead the menu, with vegetable preparations alongside the seafood. A children's menu makes it an option for family dinners too. The focus is on the ingredients and the cooking, with enough variety to build a meal around raw dishes or cooked fish.

Vernick Coffee Bar sits in the Comcast Technology Center's upper lobby, reached through the entrance at 18th and Arch Streets. A canopy of trees frames a café for made-to-order coffee, house-made pastries and seated lunches. Yogurt parfaits, viennoiseries and carrot cake pie give the bakery counter its own identity. Takeaway service is useful before heading into the city. Back in your room, dining is available around the clock, with dishes associated with both Jean-Georges and Greg Vernick.

The indoor infinity-edge pool places the skyline directly beyond the water. Lounge chairs face the windows, and a poolside menu includes bento-box meals and sides. Family swimming is limited to designated hours. The altitude is the distinctive element here: even a short swim gives a different view of Philadelphia from the streets and museum galleries below.

Seven treatment rooms, including one for couples, form the main spa. Facials use products including 111SKIN, QMS and ISUN, while the menu also includes massages, scrubs and body masks. Steam, sauna and relaxation facilities share the wellness level with a hair salon and nail lounge; Rossano Ferretti hair care is part of the salon program. The fitness center has cardio and weight-training equipment, Peloton bikes and a floor-to-ceiling media wall. Personal training, yoga and Pilates can be arranged, and gym access is available around the clock.

For children, the hotel can arrange pastry decorating with cookies, cupcakes or small cakes. Babysitting, cribs and practical baby equipment are also available. The concierge can coordinate family itineraries and transport, including visits to the Franklin Institute or the historic sites of Old City. Rittenhouse Square, the Barnes Foundation and the Philadelphia Museum of Art give adults plenty of scope for walks or short taxi journeys from the hotel at One North 19th Street.

Philadelphia International Airport is 10.3 miles away, with a hotel-estimated driving time of about 20 minutes, depending on traffic. Arranged arrival services also cover Amtrak passengers at 30th Street Station, with luggage assistance and car transport to the hotel.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Complimentary overnight shoeshine helps you prepare for the next day's meeting or dinner, with one less grooming task to manage yourself.

Private dining on the fifty-ninth floor pairs a dedicated Jean-Georges menu with city views, giving a celebration its own space above Philadelphia.

A multilingual concierge team is available around the clock, helping you discuss arrangements in greater comfort even when your travel schedule runs late.

Location of FOUR SEASONS PHILADELPHIA

1 N 19th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, United States

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What to Know About Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

Is Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia worth it?

Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center is worth it for travelers who want sky-high luxury, panoramic city views, a dramatic spa, an infinity-edge pool, and major dining. It is best for couples, food lovers, spa guests, business travelers, and visitors who want a modern Center City hotel with a real sense of occasion.

Where is Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia located?

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center is at One North 19th Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The hotel occupies upper floors of the Comcast Technology Center. The location works well for Rittenhouse Square, Logan Square, the Barnes Foundation, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, business meetings, dining, and shopping.

How many rooms does Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia have?

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia has 219 rooms, including 39 suites. The hotel rooms sit on floors 48 to 56 of the Comcast Technology Center. Book a higher view category if skyline views matter most. Choose a suite if you want more living space or a stronger special-occasion stay.

What is special about Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia?

The hotel is one of Philadelphia's most dramatic luxury stays because it rises high above Center City inside the Comcast Technology Center. Its main draws are panoramic views, the 57th-floor infinity-edge pool, a 10,000-square-foot spa, Jean-Georges dining, Vernick Fish, and Four Seasons service.

Does Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia have a pool?

Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia has a 57th-floor infinity-edge pool with sweeping city views. The pool is one of the hotel's signature experiences. It is especially memorable because guests float at skyline level above Philadelphia.

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