Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center
Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia floats above the city in its tallest building, pairing 219 sky-high rooms with a 57th-floor infinity pool, seven-room spa and spectacular Jean-Georges dining.
Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia occupies the top 12 floors of the Comcast Technology Center, rising above Center City between Rittenhouse Square, Logan Square and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
Norman Foster designed the tower and guest rooms around height and transparency, with floor-to-ceiling windows, bespoke birch millwork and broad views across City Hall and the Delaware River.
The hotel has 219 rooms and suites from floors 48 to 56, and its newly introduced Sky Garden floor adds a redesigned penthouse and signature suites at the very top of the accommodation stack.
The 57th-floor infinity-edge indoor pool appears to float above Philadelphia, while the spa has seven treatment rooms. Jean-Georges Philadelphia and SkyHigh make the upper floors as much a dining destination as a hotel.
Four Seasons Philadelphia is best for travelers who want architecture and altitude to define the stay, combining one of America’s most dramatic urban pools with a central Center City address.
