The front desk gives way to two of the hotel’s dining outposts - JG SkyHigh and Jean-Georges. In addition, you’ll also be drawn to the Jeff Latham-designed floral display that rotates each season. Upon entering the lobby, your eyes will immediately appreciate the towering 360-degree views of the entire metropolitan area. In addition, through the end of the year, Fine Hotels and Resorts guests can enjoy a complimentary third night when booking a stay of three nights or longer. late checkout, upgrades and a $100 spa credit. Platinum Card® from American Express cardholders can enjoy a host of amenities with every booking, including complimentary breakfast, guaranteed 4 p.m. While the Four Seasons doesn’t participate in a major loyalty program, it is a member of American Express Fine Hotels & Resorts. This is easily one of the nicest city-style resorts in the country, and definitely the most luxurious in Philadelphia. Hilton, Hyatt and Marriott each have a few properties, but none really fit into the five-star category.Įnter the Four Seasons. The nicest Philly hotelįor years, the hotel scene in Philly has been quite average. And during the few times that guests weren’t wearing masks correctly, the staff politely approached them to ensure 100% compliance. As data continues to show that the coronavirus primarily spreads through respiratory droplets, it’s more important than ever to ensure that masks are worn appropriately above the nose and mouth.Īt this hotel, both the staff and guests all wore their masks correctly. In addition, there was a wellness pack in every room, with two surgical masks, two bottles of hand sanitizer and two refreshing pads.īut most impressive to me was mask compliance.
Plus, there were posted signs of the maximum capacity and all the various safety precautions at each turn. There were social distancing decals on the floor throughout all the common areas. Every guest and employee got their temperature checked by an automated, minimally intrusive machine upon entering the ground floor. The Four Seasons in Philly was one of, if not, the best at how it handled its safety program, called Lead with Care. Throughout my travels, I’ve seen a range of anti-coronavirus measures at different hotels. I then started flying again, with trips to California, Colorado and even Dubai. At first, I exclusively took road trips - to the Miraval Berkshires and Topping Rose House in the Hamptons. Top-notch COVID precautionsĪfter months of lockdown, I slowly restarted traveling throughout the summer and fall. So, I thought what better way to celebrate my birthday than a weekend trip back to Philly? My fiance and I had a great time as a guest of the resort, and what follows are my impressions of the tallest hotel in North America.įor more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. I love the city’s exploding dining scene, manageable downtown area and proximity to major Northeast cities. Though I’m now based in NYC, I still have a soft spot for Philly. At a cost of $1.5 billion, this 60-story mixed-use tower in Center City is the tallest in Philly - and houses the new Four Seasons hotel on its top floors. Having gone to college in Philly, I watched as the Comcast Technology Center sprouted from the ground. Since it first opened, I’ve had my eyes set on visiting the new Four Seasons Hotel in Philadephia.
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