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Four Seasons Hotel New York - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
Four Seasons Hotel New York offers a remarkable luxury experience, even by New York standards. Located only two blocks away from Central Park, it is right in the middle of Manhattan's premier shopping and business district. The hotel holds 364 oversized guest rooms, some with furnished terraces, inc...
cityguide.com
No title - expert review
Located in the heart of Manhattan's cultural, shopping, and business districts, the Four Seasons Hotel New York is the flagship of the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts company. As such, it represents the quintessence of the Four Seasons standard of personal service and accoutrements. The hotel's 370 ...
eluxury.com
No title - expert review
Although it is just 13 years old, this 52-story, I.M. Pei-designed limestone hotel - the city's tallest - has already taken its place as a midtown landmark. Located amid Manhattan's best shopping and corporate headquarters, the hotel is popular with deep-pocketed visitors as well as locals looking f...
forbestraveler.com
No title - expert review
Designed by überarchitect I. M. Pei, this modernist tower of honey-hued limestone rises 52 stories, making it the city's tallest hotel and providing hundreds of rooms with a view. As soon as you enter the soaring lobby, with its marble floors and backlit onyx ceiling, you'll immediately know th...
frommers.com
No title - expert review
Make no mistake: this hotel has everything. A block from Fifth Avenue, it occupies a 52-story, I.M. Pei-designed limestone tower with 360 degree views of Central Park and the surrounding skyline. Guests enter via a dramatic grand foyer boasting a 33-foot-high back-lit onyx ceiling. It feels much lik...
gayot.com
No title - expert review
The Four Seasons Hotel New York is a Sleek Monument ToNew York Sophistication. Exterior and Interior Walls ofFrench Limestone, Pierced by Elegant Paned Windows, Reflectthe Distinctive Style of Architect I. Pei in ThisImpressive 52Storey Building. Sunset Over the Park fromYour Terrace, SycamorePanele...
gotrump.com
No title - expert review
The Four Seasons is not a cozy hotel. Nor is it an understated one. At 52 stories, it's New York's tallest, and at 600 square feet, its standard guest room is New York's largest. From the thirty three foot high onyx and alabaster ceiling lobby to the bathtubs that fill in sixty seconds, the Four Sea...
tablethotels.com
Perfect - user review
Have stayed at some of the finest hotels around the world...and the FSNY is unquestionably among the best. Everything about this place is spectacular the rooms, the beds, the service, the amenties. The staff here is truly amazing, with seemingly eager to make my stay enjoyable. The prices are steep,...
brooklyn.citysearch.com
If you have it... - user review
I stayed at The Four Seasons last April and must say I was impressed with the scale of the place. As usual the staff was all over us from the minute we walked in. Our room was pleasant, nothing grand as you might expect for these prices, but the bathrooms were great, as were all of the amenities. Ro...
brooklyn.citysearch.com
No title - user review
The place where we got engaged 2 summers ago...staff is attentive to every...
brooklyn.citysearch.com
Four Seasons New York Hotel - user review
The 360 room Four Seasons New York is one of the finest hotels in the United States and maybe the world, no kidding!All rooms range from 500 to 650 square feet, and suites range from 800to 3,000 square feet. The marble bathr...
epinions.com
Blowing Your Budget - user review
The Four Seasons in Manhattan is a STATEMENT Hotel. Basically Businessmen and women stay there so they can say they stayed there.The lobby is impressive upon initial viewing but after a few visits it starts to look more and ...
epinions.com
FOUR SEASONS IS BEYOND EXPENSIVE! - user review
Who are they kidding Yes the hotel is nice, and the service is good, but $795.00 a night for a king bedded room. If you want a view of central park, the price jumps to $1,000.00 a night! Come on folks, if you can't stay in a hotel for $300 or $400 a night, there is a problem! I couldn't believe the ...
fodors.com
Four Seasons New York: What a place. If you can afford it (I can´t) - user review
I stayed here December 2003. We had a huge room and a gorgeous bathroom. The beds are out of this world and the tub fills up in 60 seconds. The doorman offers to take your bags when you return from shopping and the concierge scored reservations and car requirements efficiently and quickly. The resta...
virtualtourist.com
Four Seasons New York: Impeccable service - user review
The hotel is very elegant and luxurious, and just what you want when you get back from a long days sightseeing. It has a great location, and due to the fact that there arent that many hotels in the area, its not too overcrowded with tourists. The room was of a good size, decent bedding and all clean...
virtualtourist.com
Very good, not the best - user review
After staying at a few FS hotels throughout the world, I decided to spend the week-end with my wife there.The FSNY is a very nice hotel but it lacks life! It felt very sterile and too...
tripadvisor.com
Best In New York - user review
Having previously stayed at the Trump on Central Park (getting a bit worn), and the Ritz Central Park, I have to say that my last stay at the Four Seasons is making me lean towards them....
tripadvisor.com
The very best in NYC - user review
How in the world can anyone find fault with this, the very best of all, Four Season's hotels. I've stayed in the ones in Paris, Lisbon, Great Exuma, and Nevis this year and none can tou...
tripadvisor.com
Still a Ritz fan...... - user review
I begin by saying there is no doubt this is a wonderful Four Seasons and my stay there in no way diminished our vacation experience. However, in that we like to stay at different p...
tripadvisor.com
The Four Seasons: Nightmare after nightmare! - user review
I cannot express my disappointment with my stay at this hotel. There was still feces flecking the toilet when we checked in and a hair on the nice, white sheets. It took two hours for ...
tripadvisor.com
Disappointing! - user review
I had high expectations for my stay at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York and the one word I am using to describe my two night stay is 'disappointing'. My partner and I arrived at 6 p...
tripadvisor.com
4 Seasons quality and ... - user review
I may be a bit critical only 'coz of being a loyal Four Seasons customer that believe in their quality as well as the price paid for this particular property (US$695/nite excluding al...
tripadvisor.com
Couldnt fault it - user review
I was very impressed with the FS, mostly with the hotel staff, from checking in to the bell boy and the doorman, everybody knows your name here who ever you are. Bathroom was quite im...
tripadvisor.com
Outstanding, the most memorable part of our visit - user review
We checked into the FSNY on a Monday following a weekend at the Library Hotel as part of a surprise trip for my partner's 40th. I had booked a deluxe king (floors 5-29, street view) dire...
tripadvisor.com
The Four Seasons made our NYC visit Fabulous - user review
We visited NYC for the first time and have really enjoyed the Four Seasons in Paris and Geneva, so it was our primary option. The location is excellent for the 5th avenue stroll.The l...
tripadvisor.com
I can't wait to go - user review
I like that you can drive a short distance. The hotels ther are pretty nice up there. I like swimming and i know that the poo...
travel.yahoo.com
Mobil Travel Guide: Four Seasons Hotel New York Spa
The spa’s dedication to complete surrender is easily discovered on its treatment menu, where modern technology meets aromatherapy and Asian traditions. Awaken the body with the coffee blossom treatment, or heal the skin with an omega body elixir, which uses a propolis moisturizing lotion created by ...
mobiltravelguide.howstuffworks.com
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