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Glass soars above the clouds at the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown


NEW York is one of those cities that you experience from a great height. The higher you go, the better it gets. So soaring at 926 feet above the ground is the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, a colossal feat of architecture, not only in the Tribeca area but across all the neighbourhoods. 

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Boasting size in not only its exterior, the hotel offers 189 rooms ranging from single rooms to six bedroom suites across 24 floors – with a special six suites paying homage to New York’s history through the lens of award-winning interior design team, Bill Rooney Studio, Inc. 

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Despite its position in the Financial District, the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown is far from being a business hub. In fact, I would argue the opposite. It’s home to one of the best spas in the south of the city with amenities including a whopping 75-foot pool, infrared sauna and IV therapies.

On top of an extensive range of beauty treatments from expert brands like 111Skin, Omorovicza and Augustinus Bader, from classic facials to targeted bodily massages, you name the issue, they’ll name the treatment.

Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown

Going back down to the lobby, a stop off you must try is CUT by Wolfgang Puck – a very East meets West crossover. Spearheaded by the Californian chef, this is Puck’s first Manhattan outpost where he brings a touch of clean cuisine to the city with an impressive array of Wagyu steaks for mains counteracted with a fresh seafood raw bar to start. 

Despite the business casual ambiance, this is the Four Seasons. Expect luxury and unwavering hospitality – and remember to enjoy the view. 

by Imogen Clark

Contact for Reservations: 1 (646) 880-1999

Starting price for Guest Rooms is $995 and Suites are $2500 based on occupancy and season. 

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