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Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center

Philadelphia, United States

Philadelphia's highest hotel, on the top floors of Norman Foster's Comcast Technology Center, with a 60th-floor sky lobby, Jean-Georges dining and an infinity pool above the city.

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Why we love it

  • Infinity-edge indoor pool
  • Spa with seven treatment rooms
  • 24-hour fitness center

Amenities

Infinity-edge indoor pool
Spa with seven treatment rooms
24-hour fitness center
Jean-Georges Philadelphia
SkyHigh lounge
Vernick Fish restaurant
60th-floor sky lobby
Panoramic city views

Location

1 North 19th Street, 19103 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

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Check-in

15:00

Check-out

12:00

Star rating

5 stars

Price guide

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Policies

Cancellation
Flexible and non-refundable rates are typically offered. Free-cancellation windows vary by rate and date — confirm the exact terms for your dates at the time of booking.
Children
Children of all ages are welcome. Cots and extra beds are usually available on request and may carry an additional charge.
Pets
Pet policies vary by property. Please confirm availability and any conditions directly with the hotel before arrival.

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