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Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center
One North 19th Street, Philadelphia, USA
Logan Square
219 Rooms
Modern Design & Lively
The Four Seasons in Philadelphia is everything that you’d expect from a grand-dame hotel in a picturesque city center. Two bellhops to help you out of your car, a carved granite facade, a rose marble lobby with flowers, flowers, flowers, and rooms—in true blue-blooded Philadelphia tradition—decorated in a Federalist style. Outside, decorative locals sip cocktails by the garden fountain. Inside, you’ve got someone to mend that stray button, as well as shine your shoes, and your breakfast comes wheeled in with roses and the weather report. Everything is the utmost in politesse and consideration and old-fashioned local flavor. They’ll even pack you a lunch if you’re in a hurry to catch a plane and don’t have time to eat. And you’re just steps away from any theatre or gallery you would care to visit.
But couldn’t all this comfort come off a trifle dull? Don’t despair. As long as you like to eat, you won’t be bored. The Four Seasons, grand as the lobby and the rooms upstairs may be, is a hotel for foodies. Everyone agrees that the Fountain restaurant is one of the best in Philly, and quite possibly one of the best in the country. Moreover, the temperament of the kitchen is world-renowned. People are always puzzled—there’s no screaming, no swearing, no attitude, which is perhaps why the chef is confident enough to invite guests twice a month to eat a meal in-kitchen.
It says something that a good number of the diners are locals. Arguably, it’s the Four Seasons’ biggest draw. It also might be why the service is so impeccable—they’re well fed. If you don’t want to stay here, at least drop by the restaurant. Having said that, eating a breakfast in bed of poached eggs on wild mushrooms, roast tomatoes, and hollandaise might be too tempting to pass up.
But couldn’t all this comfort come off a trifle dull? Don’t despair. As long as you like to eat, you won’t be bored. The Four Seasons, grand as the lobby and the rooms upstairs may be, is a hotel for foodies. Everyone agrees that the Fountain restaurant is one of the best in Philly, and quite possibly one of the best in the country. Moreover, the temperament of the kitchen is world-renowned. People are always puzzled—there’s no screaming, no swearing, no attitude, which is perhaps why the chef is confident enough to invite guests twice a month to eat a meal in-kitchen.
It says something that a good number of the diners are locals. Arguably, it’s the Four Seasons’ biggest draw. It also might be why the service is so impeccable—they’re well fed. If you don’t want to stay here, at least drop by the restaurant. Having said that, eating a breakfast in bed of poached eggs on wild mushrooms, roast tomatoes, and hollandaise might be too tempting to pass up.
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Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center
One North 19th Street, Philadelphia, USA
Logan Square
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