Philadelphia's Luxury Sky Garden Penthouse Suite Now Available: A $25,000 Nightly Stint for the Ultra-High-End Experience
Four Seasons Philadelphia has just launched its newly renovated Sky Garden floor on the 45th floor of the iconic Comcast Technology Center. The luxurious suite, designed by 1508 London, boasts four high-end rooms, three suites, and a stunning two-bedroom penthouse with panoramic views of the city skyline from its private terrace.
Guests can indulge in an immersive experience with bespoke furniture and art featuring Philadelphia sculptor Alexander Calder's work, along with curated menus from renowned chefs Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Greg Vernick. The Sky Garden wellness suite offers exclusive amenities such as infrared sauna blankets and red-light therapy, while a private gym and wine cellar provide for further relaxation.
But the pièce de résistance is undoubtedly the Sky Terrace Suite, which boasts an average nightly price of $10,000. For those who desire ultimate luxury, this two-bedroom suite features a curated music butler service that will select the perfect vinyls to accompany their stay.
With its starting rate at around $2,885 per night for the Sky Garden suite and averaging $1,365 for its standard guest rooms, Four Seasons Philadelphia is positioning itself as the epitome of luxury in the city. The hotel has earned widespread acclaim, including a spot on Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards list, ranking it 22nd among the world's top hotels.
For a unique perspective from a high-end hospitality expert, Bravo star and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel recently raved about her experience at Four Seasons Philadelphia, calling it "the best hotel in the world" and praising its unparalleled luxury. According to General Manager Cornelia Samara, the Sky Garden floor was designed with an attention to detail that creates a sanctuary in the clouds for discerning guests.
Whether you're looking to indulge in an exclusive experience or simply appreciate the finer things in life, Four Seasons Philadelphia's newly launched Sky Garden floor offers something truly special.
Four Seasons Philadelphia has just launched its newly renovated Sky Garden floor on the 45th floor of the iconic Comcast Technology Center. The luxurious suite, designed by 1508 London, boasts four high-end rooms, three suites, and a stunning two-bedroom penthouse with panoramic views of the city skyline from its private terrace.
Guests can indulge in an immersive experience with bespoke furniture and art featuring Philadelphia sculptor Alexander Calder's work, along with curated menus from renowned chefs Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Greg Vernick. The Sky Garden wellness suite offers exclusive amenities such as infrared sauna blankets and red-light therapy, while a private gym and wine cellar provide for further relaxation.
But the pièce de résistance is undoubtedly the Sky Terrace Suite, which boasts an average nightly price of $10,000. For those who desire ultimate luxury, this two-bedroom suite features a curated music butler service that will select the perfect vinyls to accompany their stay.
With its starting rate at around $2,885 per night for the Sky Garden suite and averaging $1,365 for its standard guest rooms, Four Seasons Philadelphia is positioning itself as the epitome of luxury in the city. The hotel has earned widespread acclaim, including a spot on Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards list, ranking it 22nd among the world's top hotels.
For a unique perspective from a high-end hospitality expert, Bravo star and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel recently raved about her experience at Four Seasons Philadelphia, calling it "the best hotel in the world" and praising its unparalleled luxury. According to General Manager Cornelia Samara, the Sky Garden floor was designed with an attention to detail that creates a sanctuary in the clouds for discerning guests.
Whether you're looking to indulge in an exclusive experience or simply appreciate the finer things in life, Four Seasons Philadelphia's newly launched Sky Garden floor offers something truly special.
i'm literally drooling over this new sky garden penthouse suite at four seasons philly... $10k per night is insane but like, can u even imagine waking up to a private terrace with views of the entire city? 
and it's got a music butler service?! i need that in my life ASAP 
i mean, i'm already obsessed with four seasons hotels but this sky garden suite takes it to a whole new level... 1508 london designed it and alexander calder's art is featured everywhere... it's like living in a work of art 
I mean, I get it, Philly needs more luxury options and this place looks straight fire 
. I'd rather spend my money on something practical like a new Tesla or a sick pair of kicks 
. But hey, if you're rolling in cash and want to treat yourself to the best, go for it 
Anyway, I guess if you're a billionaire or something, it might be worth it for the experience and all that jazz. But for regular folks like me, no thanks! 
and i need to see more pics of that sky terrace suite tho! it looks like a real-life fairy tale or something 
i'm totes trying to get my fam a stay here for new years or something 
. But what really gets me is that private music butler service... that's just next level 
. I mean, who needs human interaction when you can have a curator selecting the perfect vinyls for you? 
