Touring Four Seasons Philadelphia: Highest Luxury Hotel in North America | Comcast Center

Welcome to a mesmerizing tour of the Four Seasons at the Comcast Center, Philadelphia - the epitome of luxury and elegance. Join us as we explore the breathtaking vistas and impeccable design of the highest situated hotel in North America. From the stunning lobby to the indulgent Landmark Suite, and from the exquisite restaurant to the rejuvenating fitness center and pool, every corner of this architectural marvel will leave you in awe. Discover how we maximized our experience by redeeming AMEX points through the AMEX Fine Hotels and Resorts portal, proving that luxury can be both unforgettable and affordable.
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Video Chapters:
01:10 - Elevator: Ascend to luxury with us as we ride the elevator to the clouds.
02:25 - Lobby: Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Four Seasons' exquisite Lobby.
03:00 - Restaurant: Indulge in culinary excellence at the heart of the Comcast Center.
04:50 - Landmark Suite: Experience the opulence and comfort of the exclusive Landmark Suite.
08:25 - Fitness Center: Discover a world of wellness and vitality at the hotel's state-of-the-art fitness center.
10:20 - Pool: Dive into relaxation as we take a refreshing plunge in the hotel's luxurious pool.
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[@lorisyadegarian5214]

$2k? Paid $650/night during pandemic.

[@kevinManhattan]

It was as if we were there!! Amazing video! Been wanting to visit this property. Did FHR charge more than their own website? WIth free breakfast and $100 credit, you usally come out on top, but I find FHR almost always charges more. With $2000 a night, I can't even imagine!

[@bostonelevatorsaviation]

One thing about this place, is that depending on the room you get, the rates can be at $670 for example. But for the suite he got, it was that price.

[@worldisouroyster]

Great question! It was the same price directly through FS as through FHR.