Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia

Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center puts 219 guest rooms and suites inside one of the most distinctive addresses in the city: the Comcast Technology Center, a glass-and-steel tower designed by architect Norman Foster that stands as Philadelphia’s tallest building. All 219 rooms, including 39 suites, occupy floors 48 to 56 and feature floor-to-ceiling windows with unobstructed city views. The hotel houses two fine-dining restaurants, one led by Michelin-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and the other by local James Beard Award-winner Greg Vernick. The property is billed as the highest-situated hotel in North America, perched on the uppermost floors of the city’s tallest building, which is also the 10th highest in the United States.

The hotel offers 15,602 sq. ft. of total event space with capacity for up to 1,000 guests across all venues. Venues include the Grand Terrace Ballroom with an adjacent foyer and a 1,348-sq.-ft. outdoor terrace, along with the smaller Arch Ballroom, both located on the fifth floor; an executive boardroom on the second floor; and three spaces on the 59th floor that can be configured for receptions. Across 6 total meeting rooms, the Grand Terrace Ballroom spans 4,554 sq. ft. and holds up to 500 for a reception, while the Arch Ballroom at 2,364 sq. ft. handles up to 275. A recent remodel of the ballroom space expanded the combined seated dinner capacity to 400, up from the previous 250. Groups also have access to floor buy-out options and the fastest hotel internet speed in North America through the Comcast Xfinity platform.

Amenities

• 57th-floor infinity-edge pool, reserved exclusively for registered hotel guests
• 10,000-sq.-ft. spa on the 57th floor with full treatment menu
• Full-service spa with daily massages and manicures, plus a sauna, steam room, and 24-hour fitness center
• Comcast X1 Video Experience in every room with approximately 300 channel options and 50,000+ on-demand titles, searchable by voice remote
• All 219 accommodations include in-room iPads and minibars
• 24-hour front desk, concierge, valet parking, valet laundry, room service, pet-friendly policy, and multilingual staff

Event Facilities

• 15,602 sq. ft. of total meeting and event space, hosting up to 1,000 guests across all venues
• Grand Terrace Ballroom: 4,554 sq. ft. on the 5th floor, reception capacity of 500
• Arch Ballroom: 2,364 sq. ft. on the 5th floor, capacity for 275 guests
• Grand Terrace Ballroom includes an adjacent foyer and a 1,348-sq.-ft. private outdoor terrace, one of the only outdoor event spaces in downtown Philadelphia
• Additional rooms include the Executive Boardroom (660 sq. ft.), Calder (665 sq. ft.), and Fairmount divisible room (806 sq. ft.)
• On-site culinary team includes Jean-Georges Vongerichten (Jean-Georges Philadelphia, 59th floor), Greg Vernick (Vernick Fish, street level), and Vernick Coffee Bar for daytime catering needs

Local Attractions

• Pennsylvania Convention Center: 4 blocks from the hotel
• Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Barnes Foundation, within walking distance or a short ride
• Rodin Museum, walkable from the property
• Reading Terminal Market, one of the closest major landmarks to the hotel
• Independence National Historic Park, a short drive away
• Rittenhouse Square and Midtown Village neighborhoods, with shops, restaurants, and bars within close reach

For corporate travel managers booking room blocks tied to conventions at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Four Seasons Philadelphia at Comcast Center offers 219 rooms with a rare combination of high-floor accommodations and on-site event infrastructure across 15,602 sq. ft. of meeting space. The hotel’s Comcast-powered gigabit internet, floor buy-out options, and private outdoor terrace make it a strong fit for groups with premium connectivity and exclusivity requirements. Wedding planners, corporate retreats, and incentive groups all have named venue options, dedicated catering from two chef-driven restaurants, and a spa capable of hosting group wellness programming.