Four Seasons Resort in Orlando has officially been bought for $1.1 billion by a currently unknown buyer.
Four Seasons Orlando Resort Officially Sold
We reported back in January that the resort was on the edge of closing a deal with the investment firm, BDT & MSD Partners LLC. In an announcement today, a deal has officially been reached, though the new owner has not been identified yet.
Host Hotels & Resorts, the former owners of the 444-room Four Seasons Resort at Walt Disney World, have sold the property as part of a $1.1 billion deal that also included a Four Seasons property in Jackson Hole at Teton Village, Wyoming. The sale excludes the ongoing condo development at the Four Seasons Resort in Orlando.
Host Hotels & Resorts said they originally purchased both hotels for a total of $925 million in 2021 and 2022. James F. Risoleo, President and Chief Executive Officer, said the sale represents an important step in their capital allocation strategy and was “pleased with our ability to monetize two recently acquired hotels at an attractive profit and an accretive multiple.”
According to an SEC filing, the Four Seasons earned an average nightly rate of $1,241.70 with an average occupancy rate of 63% in 2025. The total income for that year was $33.5 million.
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