luxury
16 properties in our collection.
Four Seasons
Book a river-view room here and what arrives is a building doing more work than most five-stars bother with: Jean-Michel Gathy's lobby has floor-to-ceiling glass, gardens threaded through the public…
A room here runs you well over $1,000 a night and what you actually get for it is service that keeps surprising people who've stayed at a dozen Four Seasons before. Guests get escorted to the…
The case for the Four Seasons Hong Kong is simple: it's the easiest 5-star base on the island, and the staff back it up in ways that don't show up on a rate sheet. One guest's partner had a small hole…
The garden is what you're paying for as much as the room. Eleven acres, the largest private grounds in central Florence, and you walk through the gate and the city noise just stops, even though the…
The George V costs what a palace hotel in the eighth costs, and for that money most people who actually check in get exactly what they came for: a newly renovated room with a Dyson dryer and blackout…
This is the old-town choice: a former prison turned 65-room courtyard hotel, a few minutes' walk from the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, and the reason people keep coming back is the staff, not the…
No other hotel in Miami has this building: a restored 1930 prohibition-era beach club with coffered ceilings and arched corridors, a hotel and two residential towers grafted onto it by an owner who'd…
The case for Landaa Giraavaru starts with the atoll, not the villa. Baa is a UNESCO Marine Biosphere Reserve, and serious divers keep saying the same thing: staying inside it beats commuting to it…
The Ritz Lisbon has been the Lisbon address for decades, and what you're paying for shows up fastest at breakfast: live cooking stations at the Sunday spread, dairy-free desserts arranged on request,…
This is the oldest hotel in Geneva, built in 1834 on the lake, and it mostly still acts like it: the frescoes and gilded ceilings are original, the rooms were recently redone, and the top-floor…
This is a former 1929 hotel rebuilt inside its original footprint, with every single room turned to face the water instead of the hill behind it, and it shows: even the entry-level Pine View rooms get…
What you're paying for at Park Lane isn't drama, it's competence. Andrei's team remembered a diaper pail request without being asked twice; Amanda in events kept a full family baptism running smoothly…
Edwin Cooper's 1922 Port of London Authority headquarters at Ten Trinity Square is now a Four Seasons, and the building does most of the convincing before a single staff member says hello: five-metre…
This is the Four Seasons for people who want Lower Manhattan over Midtown: near the World Trade Center, an easy walk to Tribeca and Wall Street, close enough to the subway that you skip cabs entirely.…
This is the small, older Four Seasons sitting directly above Tokyo Station, not the glassy 2020 build in Otemachi five minutes away, and travellers mix the two up constantly. The staff are the reason…
You're paying for one thing above all here: a room with a view of the Bosphorus that very few hotels on earth can match, inside a building with genuine palace bones. Guests describe 20-foot ceilings…
From the journal
Four Seasons Resort Mallorca at Formentor
August 19, 2026
Every room at this rebuilt 1929 hotel faces the water, so the usual "which view" question doesn't apply. The real question is whether you've got a terrace to yourself or a corridor to walk — and whether you're using the week to disappear or to tour the island.
