Four Seasons hotels in forty-four destinations
Fifty-four Four Seasons hotels are in the Stanza collection, across forty-four destinations.
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The collection
54 hotels
Europe
12 destinations · 14 hotels
United States & Canada
14 destinations · 17 hotels
Mexico, Caribbean & Central America
3 destinations · 3 hotels
Africa & Indian Ocean
2 destinations · 3 hotels
Australia & South Pacific
1 destinations · 1 hotels
Fifty-four Four Seasons hotels are in the Stanza collection, across forty-four destinations. They range from a 1928 Art Deco palace on Avenue George V and a fourteenth-century convent above the Ionian Sea in Taormina to the oldest of Geneva's grand hotels, the top floors of towers in Tokyo and San Francisco, a working winery in Calistoga, a ski-in, ski-out house on the Mont d'Arbois at Megève and island resorts in the Maldives and on Motu Tehotu in the Bora Bora lagoon. Thirty-five hold five-star standing; nineteen are four-star addresses, labeled as such. Each hotel page shows reference rates for your dates, and the concierge confirms exact rates and availability before anything is booked.
Good to know
Where are the Four Seasons houses of the collection, region by region?
In forty-four destinations. The United States: Miami; New York; Palm Beach; Napa Valley & Sonoma; Boston; Washington, DC; San Francisco & the Bay Area; Orlando; Scottsdale & Paradise Valley; Oahu; Maui; and Hawaii Island. Canada: Toronto and British Columbia. Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean: Punta Mita & Riviera Nayarit; Costa Rica; and Anguilla. Europe: Paris; French Riviera & Monaco; Courchevel & the French Alps; London; Madrid; Lisbon & Cascais; Geneva; Florence & Tuscany; Milan; Sicily · Taormina & the east coast; Athens & the Athenian Riviera; and Istanbul. The Middle East and North Africa: Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Riyadh and Marrakech. Asia and the Indian Ocean: Tokyo, Kyoto, Seoul, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Bali, Java, Vietnam and the Maldives. The Pacific: Bora Bora & French Polynesia. San Francisco & the Bay Area holds three; Boston, London, Dubai, Doha, Istanbul, Bali, Tokyo and the Maldives hold two each.
Which of the Four Seasons houses here stand in historic buildings?
These: the Art Deco palace of 1928 on Avenue George V in Paris; the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, opened in 1908 at the tip of the cape and run by Four Seasons since 2015; the Hotel des Bergues, the oldest of Geneva's grand hotels; Palazzo della Gherardesca in Florence, behind the largest private garden in the city; a fifteenth-century convent on Via Gesù in Milan; the fourteenth-century Dominican convent of the San Domenico Palace in Taormina; the seven buildings of the Canalejas ensemble in Madrid; Pardal Monteiro's Ritz of 1959 in Lisbon; Ten Trinity Square, the 1922 building beside the Tower of London; a restored nineteenth-century Ottoman palace on the Bosphorus and a former neoclassical prison in Sultanahmet, both in Istanbul; and the Surf Club of 1930 in Miami.
Which Four Seasons houses in the collection keep a season of their own?
Five, as their destination pages note: Megève's ski season runs from December to April; Whistler's ski season runs from late November into spring, and its mountains open for hiking and golf from June to September; the Anguilla resort closes each year from 23 August to 19 October, in the hurricane season; the Club Dauphin pool of the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, reached by funicular, is seasonal; and at Landaa Giraavaru the mantas come into Hanifaru Bay roughly from May to November. For every other house, each destination page carries its note on the best months, and the concierge advises on dates for a specific hotel.
How do I reserve at a Four Seasons, city hotel or resort, through Stanza?
Search your dates on the hotel's page to see reference rates, then send the concierge a request. The concierge confirms exact rates and availability with you before anything is booked, and any payment and its timing are set out before you confirm.






















































