SPRING Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi Four Seasons


APRIL IS A busy time in Japan, as it coincides with the peak of cherry


blossom season. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is the city’s top choice for business travellers, offering an experience that feels like another world. Otemachi features a gourmet dining terrace as well as 190 guest rooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows


provide a hypnotic look at the skyline: Even if you’re busy with work, it’s easy to feel like you’re exploring the city.


SUMMER


Four Seasons Hotel Toronto


ANCHORING THE YORKVILLE


neighbourhood, this flagship property sets the tone for how executives


navigate the world: efficient, elegant and purpose-driven. Check-in


happens in a heartbeat. Plush bedding aids recovery. It’s a delight to have breakfasts, lunches and dinners at Café Boulud. Add in Four Seasons’ intuitive service, and you have the rare business hotel that’s as productive as it is restorative.


‘Four Seasons is the pinnacle of intelligent hospitality’ AUTUMN


Four Seasons Hotel Madrid


COMBINING THE OLD world with the New, Four Seasons Hotel Madrid is situated within seven impeccably


restored baroque landmark buildings. The location itself exudes both


financial pulse and cultural energy. To decompress after a hectic workday, executives flock to the four-storey wellness centre, host business


dinners at chef Dani García’s signature restaurant, and close deals over dry martinis at Isa cocktail bar.


WINTER


Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort


ESCAPE TO THE Hawaiian island of


Lanai at the exclusive enclave Sensei Lanai, A Four Seasons Resort. Don’t consider it a reset – think of it as a new way of life. The resort’s five- night Rest and Reset programme, which uses biometric data to create an actionable plan, is a dream for anyone who struggles with sleep. Created with executives in mind, the programme offers meditation classes and dining by Nobu.


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IMAGES COURTESY OF FOUR SEASONS; ROBB AARON GORDON


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