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Our north-facing, 22nd-floor suite at the Four Seasons New York Downtown offered a striking view of the city – the vista stretched for miles – while other rooms showcased views of Downtown icons the Oculus and the mighty Hudson River. The sweetest suite is the property’s gorgeous Penthouse, a luxury home-from-home that made us consider buying one of the exclusive residences that are for sale in the building. Perks of being in residence include Cut – Wolfgang Puck’s first steakhouse in New York City – a showy, boudoir-like, eclectic eatery that’s a departure from the Four Season’s aesthetic identity.
With a seven-room spa and pool area, the fitness centre takes up an entire floor and is an escapist’s dream, perfect after a long day in the hustle and bustle: all gorgeous streaked marble, wood and tons of natural light. It takes on a Korean influence and reminds us of our stay at the hotel’s sister property in Seoul. You know an area has become chic when a Four Seasons has moved in.
| Perfect for | Fly into | Right on time |
| The Insider | JFK / EWR | GMT -4 |
| While you’re Out There |
| In partnership with the Perelman Performing Arts Center (otherwise known as PAC NYC), Four Seasons New York Downtown guests are invited to step behind the velvet curtain with a signature ‘Passport to the Performing Arts; experience. Perfect for OutThere culture vultures the experience is exclusively available to guests who book any suite, which gains two complimentary tickets to be immersed in the spectacle of live theatre, music or dance. |
Photography courtesy of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
