Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center<\/a>\u00a0just unveiled Sky Garden, a new residential-style floor with eight accommodations, including an expansive two-bedroom penthouse.<\/p>\n Set on the 45th floor, Sky Garden also features four guest rooms, two one-bedroom suites, and a two-bedroom suite. Each offers dining experiences available exclusively to guests of the floor.<\/p>\n \u201cSky Garden was born from a desire to create a deeply personal sanctuary above the city\u2014an environment that prioritizes calm over spectacle and intimacy over scale,\u201d says Cornelia Samara, the hotel’s regional vice president and general manager.<\/p>\n Joe Thomas\/Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts<\/p>\n Sculptural design in a Sky Terrace Suite.<\/p>\n Conceived by interior design studio 1508 London, the new spaces feature warm tones and natural materials, and some have fireplaces and in-suite laundry. Working with art consultancy firm Hanabi: Art and Artists, the design team curated a collection that reflects Philadelphia’s artistic legacy and showcases works by local and international artists. References to Philadelphia-born artist Alexander Calder’s legacy appear throughout, from the fluid lines of custom metalwork to the geometric art in guest suites.<\/p>\n Guests of the Sky Terrace Suite and Sky Terrace Penthouse can dine privately with menus curated by the teams of the hotel\u2019s acclaimed restaurants, Vernick Fish<\/a> and Jean-Georges Philadelphia<\/a>. The experience swaps out trolley service and silver-domed plates for multicourse meals at an expansive dining table or intimate dinners on the terrace, with a backdrop of the city skyline. Some accommodations also include full kitchens and butler\u2019s pantries for travelers who are entertaining guests.<\/p>\n Joe Thomas\/Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts<\/p>\n A Sky Garden room.<\/p>\n Sky Garden guests can book treatments in an on-floor wellness suite and incorporate higher-tech add-ons like infrared sauna blankets and red-light therapy. The 4,000-square-foot Sky Terrace Penthouse goes a step further with a private studio equipped with a Peloton bike, Echelon Reflect fitness mirror, and Technogym bench.<\/p>\n Later this year, the hotel will expand Sky Garden’s cultural programming with a music butler, who will curate vinyl selections for guests in the Sky Terrace Penthouse Suite and Sky Terrace Suite.<\/p>\n Joe Thomas\/Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts<\/p>\n Seating on the terrace of the Sky Terrace Penthouse Suite.<\/p>\n \u201cSky Garden’s timing feels right as travelers increasingly seek spaces that feel private, purposeful, and restorative,\u201d Samara says. \u201cSky Garden elevates our offering by introducing a new standard of luxury in Philadelphia\u2014one that feels like home, yet offers the sophistication and service synonymous with Four Seasons.\u201d<\/p>\n Nightly rates at the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center Sky Garden start from $1,200, and you can book your stay at fourseasons.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Joe](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/250a5c762745a3407d5b6d5e06a74b2d.jpeg\"\/)
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