The 18 Best Four Seasons Hotels in the World [2024]

A revered name in the hotel industry, it’s hard to mention the Four Seasons and not expect luxury at its finest during your stay. 

First opened in 1961, the Canadian hotel brand has continued to transform itself since its inception. They first expanded into the United States, adding new hotels and resorts, before establishing countless luxury hotels all over the world. 

Today, the Four Seasons is one of the biggest hotel groups worldwide. If you’re curious about which hotel to try, here are the best Four Seasons hotels in the world. 

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1. Four Seasons Resort Maldives (Landaa Giraavaru)

Four Seasons Resort Maldives. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Maldives

One of two Four Seasons Hotels in the Maldives, the Four Seasons at Landaa Giraavaru is the bigger island of the two. 

Found in the Baa Atoll, it’s part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, guaranteeing fantastic diving and snorkeling offshore from the island. Reaching the island requires a 45-minute seaplane ride from the Male International Airport. 

Beach Villas are the entry-level escape on this private island. Each one has a walled, private garden, an outdoor deck with a private plunge pool, and direct beach access. 

At the center of the room is a four-poster bed with white sheets. Expect vaulted ceilings, a desk area for work, sliding glass doors leading to the deck, and standard amenities like a minibar. 

The bathroom is immaculate with twin vanities, a private shower room fitted with a rainfall showerhead, a toilet, and an outdoor shower area.

Amenities are important if you’re staying on an island. The Four Seasons at Landaa Giraavaru comes with 4 sizable pools, a kid’s club (for bringing the kiddos), a 24/7 fitness center, and water activities like kayaking, sailing, diving, and snorkeling. 

Visit the Four Seasons Spa for Ayurvedic treatments as well as yoga therapists. Breakfast comes with your rate and is served at Café Landaa Restaurant.

Other dining establishments include Blu Beach Club, Al Barakat Restaurant, Fuego Grill, and several bars, for cocktails and light bites.

Cash rates for this pricey island paradise start at $2,551 to $5,858 per night (average $3,250). 

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2. Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora

Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora – Overwater Villas. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora

The Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora isn’t your typical luxury property, instead, it feels like a megaresort stationed amidst paradise. 

Offering 121 rooms, standard spaces offer 1,080 square feet divided into three distinct areas – the living room, bedroom, and bathroom. Separating these are sliding pocket doors.

Each room comes with a high ceiling, a king or 2 queen beds, iPod docks, flatscreen TV, a Nespresso machine, and a minibar. 

The highlight of the room is the bathroom tub strategically positioned by the window for a striking view of the famed Mt. Otemanu. Outside, there’s a deck, a private swimming pool, and several loungers. 

Among the facilities dedicated to guest use include a beach-facing infinity pool, a spacious man-made lagoon filled with marine life, a beach area, a gym, a kid’s club, and a spa offering massages, facials, and even kid treatments. 

There are 4 restaurants onsite at the Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora, dishing out anything from Japanese to French cuisine. 

Paid rates start at $2,136 to $3,573 per night (average of $2,800). 

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3. Four Seasons Maui at Wailea

Four Seasons Maui – Wailea Beach. Image Credit: Four Seasons Maui

With the Grand Wailea at one side and the Fairmont Kea Lani at the other, the Four Seasons Maui in Wailea Beach is in great company. 

Starter rooms measure 600 square feet complete with a natural palette composed of tan, beige, and white. Striking patterned carpets are underneath a comfy Four Seasons king bed while a tablet manages the lights, curtains, and even room service. 

Amenities include a minibar, flatscreen TV, an ironing board, a safe, and other necessities. Walk to the bathroom for a soak in a marvelous soaking tub, private glass showers fitted with rainfall showerheads, and local bath products handpicked for your delight. 

Considered one of the best resorts in the world, there’s also a powdery beach perfect for snorkeling, a swimming pool, a gym, and also 3 bars and restaurants. 

For paid rates, you can book a standard room for $1,186 per night to $6,035 per night (an average of $2,516). 

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4. Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita

Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita – Nuna Pool Bar. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita

A favorite destination wedding resort, the Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita offers 1,500 acres of gorgeous property and more than 150 casitas and suites in various categories to ensure a restful stay. 

The rooms are a haven of modernity and comfort, with large plasma television screens, an inviting king bed, massive bathrooms with a private shower, oversized tub, and luxurious L’Occitane bath products. 

Dine in any of the 3 restaurants and bars or maybe treat yourself to a soothing massage at the spa. There’s an infinity edge pool for soaking as well as a 24/7 gym for a quick workout. 

For cash bookings, you can expect to pay $1,486 to $3,276 per night (an average of $2,500).

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5. Four Seasons Resort Seychelles

Four Seasons Resort Seychelles. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Seychelles

The Four Seasons Resort Seychelles occupies 170 acres of steep, forested hillside in the southwest area of Mahé. While it’s not the most accessible, it offers a unique privacy ideal for anyone who wants to feel like they’re cocooned in paradise. 

Providing a mix of 1 to 3-bedroom villas, guests can choose which type of villa they prefer according to the location. Garden Villas sit closer to the pool and beach while the Ocean View Villas are farther away from the amenities but offer amazing ocean views. 

In each villa, there’s a private pool, a considerable patio, and beautiful high-end plantation-style decor. Inviting canopy beds sit beautifully against dark hardwood floors and under elevated ceilings.

Personal amenities include a flat-screen TV, a minibar, branded bath products, a safe, and iPod docks among others. 

Nearby is a gorgeous white sand beach perfect for a day of surfing, kayaking, or boogie boarding. There’s also volleyball and badminton if you’re up for a game.

The resort pool is the ideal hangout if you don’t want to mingle by the sand while the kid’s club lets you drop off kiddos and have some adult time. 

Other facilities include a gym, a golf course, an extensive spa, and several family-friendly and fine-dining restaurants and bars. 

Want to pay in cash? The resort lets you book in cash starting with $1,702 to $4,240 per night with an average of $2,500. 

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6. Four Seasons Resort Lana’i

Four Seasons Resort Lana’i. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Lana’i

The larger of two Four Seasons Resorts in the area, the Four Seasons Resort Lana’i offers over 200+ rooms by the beachfront. The other hotel (also on this list) is Senses Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort, an adults-only property. 

If you choose to stay at the Four Seasons Lana’i, you can bring your family with you. It’s a family-friendly property sitting in front of Manele Bay and features starter rooms averaging 700 square feet. 

Most rooms look towards the ocean and are finished with coffee and cream-colored furniture with captivating mahogany floors.

Beautiful mood lighting sets the ambiance while handwoven rugs create a homely feel. Meanwhile, the glass showers and gorgeous pebbled floors on the bath create a striking touch. There’s a minibar with a Nespresso machine and amenities like a beach bag, robes, and local toiletries. 

Guests can use 2 swimming pools that look out towards the ocean. Hulopoe Beach is one of the nicest beaches in Hawaii. It’s only a short walk from the resort and has beach chairs and towels provided. 

For fans of Nobu, you’ll be happy to know there’s one at the resort. You can also dine at the Malibu Farm where you can indulge in fresh, healthy organic dishes. 

A standard room at the Four Seasons Resort Lana’i starts at $1,421 to $3,387 per night (average of $2,200).

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7. Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club

Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club. Image Credit: Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club

The Four Seasons Hotel at The Surf Club sits 20 minutes from the famous South Beach and is found in the quiet town of Seaside. 

All the rooms here are sublime with gorgeously prepped white beds set against hardwood and marble. Sandy tones are mixed with creams to create a soothing space perfect for an elegant beachside hotel.

Accordion textured walls complement the wainscot ceilings while luxurious leather furniture decorates the space. There’s also a balcony with views of the waters and a marble-decked bathroom with a soaking tub, shower, and twin sinks. 

There’s a fantastic Italian restaurant here, along with a Floridian poolside bar and daily room service. For relaxation, there’s a beachfront spa, 2 heated swimming pools, a sauna, and a fitness center.

For cash rates, you can book an entry-level room for $1,781 to $4,101 per night (an average of $2,100). 

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8. Four Seasons Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort 

Four Seasons Orlando. Image Credit: Four Seasons Orlando

The only AAA Five Diamond Hotel in the area, the Four Seasons Orlando is hidden away inside the affluent residential area of Golden Oak.

Although it’s right smack in the middle of Disney World, don’t expect Goofy to come strolling down the lobby. The Four Seasons Orlando gives you a break from all the fantasy and gives you a modern, calming vibe perfect for pure relaxation. 

Well-appointed rooms feature large signature king beds with hypoallergenic linens and spacious balconies.

There are standard creature comforts like a Nespresso machine, gigantic walk-in closets, beautiful marble bathrooms with dedicated inset TV sets, and accessible bedside buttons to control the room.

If you want a view of the Disney fireworks, get a room above the 5th floor facing the west. Other room views will overlook the surrounding Golden Oak properties. 

You’ll never go hungry here as there are 7 dining and drink options to choose from. There’s also a tennis court, basketball court, 2 infinity pools, a water park, a lazy river, a gym, and a spa. Golf enthusiasts can also play golf while the concierge can help arrange Disney tickets and bookings with ease. 

Cash rates start at $1,468 to $2,694 per night (average of $1,800). 

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9. Sensei Lānaʻi, A Four Seasons Resort 

Sensei Lānaʻi, A Four Seasons Resort. Image Credit: Sensei Lānaʻi, A Four Seasons Resort

Once known as the Lodge at Koele, the Senses Lanai is an adults-only property that invites couples to a comforting stay with an emphasis on health and wellness. 

Sensen Lanai lies 1,500 above sea level so it’s slightly cooler compared to the beachfront property of Four Seasons Resort Lanai. Creamy whites, neutral beiges, and white sheets are all around the room. Comfy beds mixed in with modern touches create a tranquil environment.

Discreet artwork hangs on the walls with standard amenities such as a TV, coffee machine, and various amenities. The bathroom is equally stunning and there’s an outdoor porch with great views of the outside. 

Explore the gardens and check out the marvelous sculptures around. There’s yoga, a private gym, personal nutritionists, a wellness center, clay shooting, horseback riding, and a spa.

All of the food is provided by the high-end restaurant run by Nobu. Everything is fresh and homegrown. Plus, a nutritionist will coordinate with you to create a unique meal plan. 

Cash rates start at $1,421 to $3,388 per night (average $1,780). 

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10. Four Seasons Resort Hualalai

Four Seasons Resort Hualalai. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Hualalai

The Four Seasons Resort Hualalai is often branded as Hawaii’s best resort and it’s easy to see why. Found on the Kona-Kohala coast on the big island, it’s a 15-minute drive from the main Kona International Airport (KOA). 

Occupying 800 acres of prime beachfront, the resort has over 200 guest rooms and suites including over 300 houses. Entry-level rooms start at 635 square feet with a signature Four Seasons bed and plump white sheets. 

Renovated in 2019, the rooms are fresh and modern with an understated Hawaiian touch. There’s a couch, desk, chairs, and wonderful access to an outdoor porch. There’s also a minibar, closet space, and a bathroom with twin sinks, a marble soaking tub, Makana Honua toiletries, and an indoor /outdoor shower.

If you love basking in the pool, there are 7 swimming pools you can choose from. One of the most impressive is the King’s Pond, which is carved from lava rock and filled with hundreds of marine life.

Beach access is also nearby and it’s swimmable! You’ll also find a gym, a basketball court, several tennis courts, and an extensive spa complex. 

For food, you’ll find 3 restaurants, 2 lounges, a gourmet fare, and a general store. In addition, there’s even a Jack Nicklaus-designed 18-hole golf course to enjoy. 

Stay here at the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai starting at $1,261 per night for a standard room up to $2,641 per night (average $1,500). 

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11. Four Seasons at Rancho Encantado

Four Seasons at Rancho Encantado. Image Credit: Four Seasons at Rancho Encantado

Private and discreet, the Four Seasons at Rancho Encantado is set on the foothills of the gorgeous Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It’s about 15 minutes from Santa Fe by car in case you want to explore the town.

Starting with 630 square feet, the starter rooms feature modern decor with a king-sized bed or 2 queen beds. The room is kept stylish and modern with colors matching the Southwestern region.

Each room has a spacious patio including decorative rugs and vases, a fireplace, and wood beams on the ceiling. Inside the bathroom, you get twin sinks and an inviting marble soaking tub, a glass-walled shower, a private toilet, and Le Labo branded toiletries. 

Go for a hike via the Camino Encantado Trail or join a yoga class. There’s a heated pool with excellent mountain views, a brilliant luxury spa to soothe your stresses away, and free Mercedez Benz vehicles in case you want to explore the nearby areas. 

The fine dining restaurant, Terra is a highlight here. But you can also enjoy light meals at The Bar at Rancho Encantado including great drinks. 

Cash bookings start at $996 to $1,391 per night (average $1,150). 

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12. Four Seasons The Nam Hai

Four Seasons The Nam Hai. Image Credit: Four Seasons The Nam Hai

Four Seasons The Nam Hai was once known as just The Nam Hai and was considered among the finest resort in all of Vietnam. In 2016, the Four Seasons acquired the property, giving it a rebrand and transforming it into an elegant resort. 

The freestanding villas serve as entry-level space measuring about 861 square feet. It’s a multi-tiered room with the highlight on the spectacular Four Seasons bed. A couch was nearby for sitting including multiple outlets for convenience. There’s a minibar with a coffeemaker and various drinks too. 

You’ll also find stylish decors like a bonsai tree and an aromatherapy device. Even more spectacular is the bathroom with its twin vanities and well-lit LED mirror, a private indoor and outdoor shower, and a toilet. 

There are 2 restaurants on-site and a beach bar for cocktails. For amenities, there are 3 swimming pools, beautiful beach access, 4 tennis courts, a glass-walled fitness center, a kid’s club to keep the young ones busy, and a spa with a massive lotus pond and countless treatments. 

Cash rates begin at $843 to $1,605 per night (average $1,081). 

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13. Four Seasons Hotel Firenze

Four Seasons Hotel Firenze. Image Credit: Four Seasons Hotel Firenze

Housed in a 16th-century villa, the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze serves as a wonderful escape. It’s a 15-minute walk from the famous Duomo and contained within the luxurious 11-acre Giardino Della Gherardesca park. 

This luxurious hotel offers 77 guest rooms with 44 separate suites, each one showcasing a classic, old-world style. Expect thick carpets with marvelous chandeliers in each room while stunning artwork is hung everywhere including beautiful views of the park all around. 

Modern touches are also in the rooms with ceramic tiling, lovely greens, and yellows, along with period furnishing. Luminous bathrooms show off stylish white marble and are fitted with custom-made toiletries from the perfumer, Lorenzo Villoresi. 

Enjoy delicious food at any of the 3 restaurants including the Michelin-star dining space, II Palagio. You can also indulge in any of the 3 swimming pools, a fitness center, a steam room, and a sauna among others. 

The cash rates for a standard room at the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze start at $842 to $1,336 per night (average $1,000). 

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14. Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul (Bosphorus)

Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul. Image Credit: Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul

The Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul in Bosphorus is a short distance away from where Ottoman sultans once lived – making the hotel the perfect spot if you want to explore the palaces and other nearby attractions. 

Each room is decadent with high ceilings, fresh flowers, and an alluring king bed. There’s a desk if you want to catch up on work as well as a chaise lounge for relaxing. A fruit plate is replenished daily with crackers and baklava – a tasty, traditional Turkish treat.

Standard touches include a Nespresso machine, flatscreen TV, and a fully stocked minibar. The bathrooms come with granite countertops including a soaking tub, dedicated water closet, and shower. Toiletries such as robes, a loofah, and bath products are also on the counter. 

Save room for breakfast each morning – there’s a patisserie and various healthy options. Italian restaurant, Aqua, is also a favorite for guests and locals alike. 

A sizable outdoor pool is perfect for a lap swim while the nearby tub is ideal if you want a simple soak. There’s an indoor pool, a wellness center, a Turkish sauna as well as a 24-hour business center. 

Cash bookings start at $777 to $2,068 per night with an average of $970.

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15. Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi

Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi. Image Credit: Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi

The first thing you see when you step inside the Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi on the 39th-floor lobby is the gorgeous city sights and their reflection on the pool water. 

As you would expect from a Japanese luxury hotel, each room is immaculately designed with a king bed, a spacious walk-in closet, a comfortable couch, and great lighting. Large windows line one part of the room showcasing a view of the city. 

The bathrooms feature standalone tubs, state-of-the-art toilets, a private shower, and twin sinks. It’s divided from the room by a cool sliding door designed to mimic the look of a Japanese shoji screen. It’s definitely a unique touch! 

As for facilities, there’s a swimming pool, spa, and fitness center on the 39th floor. The 20-meter indoor pool is a sight to behold and perfect for a relaxing swim. Photos aren’t allowed here though and you’ll need to wear a swim cap when in the water. 

Dine at the popular fine dining establishment, est, or try drinks at Virtu. For all-day Italian fare, stop by Pigneto. Then there’s also The Lounge if you want to grab lunch or tea. 

Cash rates start at $766 up to $1,266 per night (average $888). 

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16. Four Seasons Resort Bali (Sayan)

Four Seasons Resort Bali At Sayan. Image Credit: Four Seasons Resort Bali At Sayan

One of the dreamiest places you’ll visit, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan is planted in the middle of lush gardens with the Ayung River flowing through its midst. 

While it’s not the most accessible resort in the area, it rewards you with fantastic views and true leisure like no other. Former U.S. President, Barack Obama and his family even stayed here a few days after they left the White House. 

The resort features 18 suites with 39 villas overlooking the gorgeous river and jungle. Each space is fitted with fantastic private pools and decks with cushioned chairs. Polished hardwood floors create a warm ambiance while a giant king bed is framed against a carved wooden screen of birds and tropical leaves. 

Walk to the bathroom to find luxurious green marble on the tub, twin sinks, a private shower, and a toilet. It’s even got mother-of-pearl inlay on the tiles. 

For amenities, you can participate in daily yoga, drop by the gym or join cycle tours. You can also just relax by the infinity pool or book a treatment at the Sacred River Spa. The Ayung Terrace and Riverside Cafe are the two primary dining spots here.

Stay here for the night and expect to pay $600 to $1,240 per night with an average of $850. 

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17. Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel

Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel. Image Credit: Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel

The Grand Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel sits facing the Mediterranean between Monaco and Nice. Beautifully imposing, the resort hotel sits on a 17-acre property.

Over the years, the hotel has carefully balanced its old-world charm with contemporary luxury. Standard rooms start at 600 square feet with striking white furniture accented by creams and beiges. 

Paneled walls create a classic feel while lovely pops of green here and there bring the outside in. Comfy couches and chairs are all over and large windows allow sunlight to filter in.

There’s a desk, flatscreen TV, a consistent bottle of champagne and tart, a minibar, and of course, a signature Four Seasons bed. Step into the bathroom for an all-white extravaganza including white marble sinks, large mirrors, a tub, a rainfall showerhead, and a toilet. 

 A highlight here is found at Club Dauphin, there’s a huge seawater infinity pool that looks out to the gorgeous ocean. There’s also a kiddie pool near the kid’s club to keep the children entertained. A separate complex houses the spa and gym area. 

Choose from 5 restaurants and bars with top chefs creating the most delectable dishes. 

Book in cash starting with $630 per night. 

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18. Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas 

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas. Image Credit: Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

Hidden away and connected to Mandalay Bay resort, the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is considered one of the most extravagant resorts in all of Vegas. 

This gigantic resort offers over 400 rooms, each one updated to feature a cream and beige color palette with an Art Deco influence all over. Think of beautifully-shaped furniture with neutral and chrome surfaces. Beds are dressed in plump white duvets and covered colored shams with metallic bolster pillows.

Gadget users will be happy with the multiple charging stations, stocked minibars, coffeemakers, and work desks, with matching convenient ergonomic chairs. Massive bathrooms showcase spacious granite counters with a sink, glass shelving for L’Occitane toiletries, a mirror, a private toilet, a shower, and a soaking tub. 

This quiet oasis is unlike any other. There’s a relaxing pool, a pool bar, 2 dining restaurants, a fitness center, and a fantastic spa. Even better, it’s also a pet-friendly resort so you can bring your furry friend. 

Book a room in cash by paying $385 to $1,162 per night, an average of $590. 

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Wrapping Up

Experience the luxury and world-class service the Four Seasons has to offer!

Start by staying at any of these fantastic resorts. 

Whether you’re traveling solo, looking for a romantic couples’ getaway, or booking a family vacation – these properties offer fantastic rooms, beautiful scenery, and top-tier amenities anyone can enjoy.

Safe travels!