Four Seasons Hotel

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. First of all the hotel itself is immaculate - everything looks like it is brand, brand new and there is not a feature out of place. Secondly the service is exactly how is should be (but is not always the case) at a four seasons hotel. Sebastian at the front desk was great and assigned me a corner room overlooking central park and 58th st. on a high... more

The Four Seasons, New York is an all-around excellent hotel. As would befit a Mobil Five Star and AAA Five Diamond property, you are put in the heart of the shopping district (5th Avenue) and are a close cab ride to most of the popular tourist attractions. You are in a posh location and you certainly pay for it. I booked a Superior Room and was generously upgraded to a Deluxe Room with Terrace and it would have been nice to utlize the furnished terrace for an in-room dining experience, but it was freezing outside (I went the week after... more

This Hotel is always going to be a safe bet if you can afford it! It met our expectations in every way, especially the service levels; the staff have an excellent professional and friendly attitude without any stuffiness which you find sometimes in expensive places. The breakfasts are fabulous and it is well worth booking for breakfast on an inclusive basis otherwise it'll set you back $100 for two. Avoid room service - $32 for two cups of tea and even worse for liquor which you have to buy by the litre at $180. The Spa treatments we... more

Nothing more to say than if you can afford it - stay here! It's an incredible experience. And don't miss breakfast, lunch or dinner at the 57 restaurant - everything you ever dreamed of in high-dining experience. Can't wait to go back.

My husband was booked into the Four Seasons for a business meeting, and decided to bring me along and extend the stay in celebration of our anniversary. When we checked in the front desk was aware that part of the expense would go to the company business coordinator, and part would be charged to us. We were shown to our rooms, and welcomed the brief introduction to the room. (One neat feature was that the curtains opened and closed on a switch, which other people didn't find on their own.) The rooms are stark and modern, devoid of... more

Our family of four stayed at the Four Seasons in New York this past March, and it completely lived up to our super-high expectations. Deluxe rooms: We had booked two deluxe adjoining rooms for a family rate (2nd room at half-price). Each room consisted of a large bedroom with a sitting area, and a gorgeous, huge bathroom. Our two rooms were parallel to each other, so if we were in one room, our kids would not be able to see or hear us in the other room even with the doors open - while that might sound great to the parents out there, we... more

Once again Four Season triumphs. We had an executive room, plenty big enough, with a fabulous bathroom and walk in shower. Beds great cleanliness superb. Service however is always a trade mark of the Four Seasons. Let me give you an example. My thirteen year old son collects old car number plates from most countries we visit. He was having trouble finding one in New York despite Stephen, one of the concierges, trying to find one for him.The day before we left Stephen had still not located one, but had gone to the trouble of bringing in one... more

We had a wondeful time here. Stayed in room 4410, with perfect views of the city and Central Park. Make sure you get a view of the Park. Bath tub was great and the bed was as advertised. My only critique is that they should have wireless Internet access. Will definitely return.

This was our second stay at the Four Seasons New York and it is by far the best hotel in Manhattan. We love the location, service and rooms. The service from the front desk to the restaurant were spectacular. Not a detail overlooked! We had a park view executive suite which was very spacious and comfortable. We love the plasma tv in the bathroom! We have been fortunate enough to stay at numerous luxury hotels in New York including the Ritz Central Park (HORRIBLE!)and the Mandarin Oriental but none come close to the pampering and luxury... more

My wife stays here all the time on business but this was my first. When we checked in for a romantic weekend in August, everyone was out in the hamptons. empty. it was great! they upgraded us to a tower room on the 36th floor, nice views of central park. I think we had a rack rate of 575. We would walk through the park every morning and have our tea. I am not a city type, but she loved it. Mostly formal attire walking through the lobby. But no one batted an eye at my shorts and flip flops. I hate trying to sleep in manhattan because of... more