Hi Wesam, Both are nice and service A+++++ top class! The only difference is the location. If you prefer Midtown I would go for FS Midtown. The location is perfect, and within walking distance from everything in Midtown. At FS Midtown they also have the Rolls-Royce house car for short trips within NYC. So it's more the location that is different. Both have the the classic personalized, Four Seasons experience. Enjoy your trip!
The Family Goals Channel thank you very much for your respond.. Which one is closer to Times Square? One of them has a Ty Warner penthouse for about $45000 a night.. Do you know which one?? Thanks again
Hi Wesam, The FS NYC is +- 7 minutes from Times Square. That's also the 1 with the TY Warner penthouse on the 52nd floor. With 360-degree view of the city . The downtown FS don't have a Penthouse and is far from Times Square. (+- 30 min) When are you checking in??
It depends. This is an ongoing discussion, and it comes up every once in a while. Many luxury properties are all-inclusive resorts, where gratuities are included in the definition of “all.” At FS The gratuities are included in room service. If you feel like dropping a extra tip then I'm sure it would be ok. Our experience of tipping is the same as at any other nice hotel in the US: The emphasis here is on tipping the person who performs a service--the smiles and cheerful greeting from the hotel staff is much appreciated, but not something you have to tip them for. So It's up to you. www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/how-much-should-you-tip-at-a-luxury-hotel-or-all-inclusive-resort
You and your family had a great time. Safe travels always..
The staff are so sweet
Nice video. I like the introduction. I'll be staying there soon.
Fabulous Hotel!!
How far is it from 5th Ave..?
9 min (1.8 mi) via Broadway
Nice Video! Could you tell me, which room category you have chosen? Thank you in advance !
Hi Jason, this was the Deluxe Room in the Corner.
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There is also another Four Seasons Hotel right?
Which one do you recommend to stay in,and why?
Thank you very much
Hi Wesam, Both are nice and service A+++++ top class! The only difference is the location. If you prefer Midtown I would go for FS Midtown. The location is perfect, and within walking distance from everything in Midtown. At FS Midtown they also have the Rolls-Royce house car for short trips within NYC.
So it's more the location that is different. Both have the the classic personalized, Four Seasons experience. Enjoy your trip!
The Family Goals Channel thank you very much for your respond..
Which one is closer to Times Square?
One of them has a Ty Warner penthouse for about $45000 a night..
Do you know which one??
Thanks again
Hi Wesam, The FS NYC is +- 7 minutes from Times Square. That's also the 1 with the TY Warner penthouse on the 52nd floor. With 360-degree view of the city .
The downtown FS don't have a Penthouse and is far from Times Square. (+- 30 min)
When are you checking in??
The Family Goals Channel I'm going for the FS next to Times Square or the Peninsula..i might go in the summer vacation..thank you again,
how far was this hitel you stayed in from times square?
doyou have to tip a lot in this hotel?
It depends. This is an ongoing discussion, and it comes up every once in a while. Many luxury properties are all-inclusive resorts, where gratuities are included in the definition of “all.” At FS The gratuities are included in room service. If you feel like dropping a extra tip then I'm sure it would be ok. Our experience of tipping is the same as at any other nice hotel in the US: The emphasis here is on tipping the person who performs a service--the smiles and cheerful greeting from the hotel staff is much appreciated, but not something you have to tip them for. So It's up to you.
www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/how-much-should-you-tip-at-a-luxury-hotel-or-all-inclusive-resort
Are you dutch?
No, from Suriname. But we do speak Dutch 😊