Yes, the seamless service and unbeatable location is classic Four Seasons, but with 219 rooms stretched between the 48th and 56th floor of the Norman Foster-designed Comcast Center, the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia is also one of the highest hotels in North America. The tip of Billy Penn’s hat, One Liberty Place, the Ben Franklin Parkway, from this vantage point, views of the city feel like an enormous swath of its most famous landmarks. Inside, the decor is just as sleek, with Jeff Leatham-designed floral arrangements and honey-colored furnishings that curve around the rooms and feel at once sculptural and modern. Then, of course, the hotel’s 57th-floor infinity-edge pool and spa are highlights in their own right. The hotel is also home to 2 fantastic restaurants: Jean-Georges Philadelphia on the 59th floor is the de facto star of the sunken lobby while Vernick Fish is a seafood restaurant with a lively indoor-outdoor atmosphere. For a place to get a cup of coffee, you can’t beat the Vernick Coffee Bar.