4 unmissable Four Seasons resorts in the US
A Four Seasons stay always delivers, yet the brand's American resorts each have a very distinct personality, and that's exactly what makes them so special. Every one draws its character from where it lives, so the choice comes down to the setting that speaks to you most. To help narrow your search, we've picked four that cover all bases and speak to different guests. There's an alpine retreat made for year-round adventure, a polished Hawaiian beach resort, a working vineyard with a Michelin star, and an oceanfront hideaway that feels quietly private. Let's take a closer look at what makes each one so special.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Set in Teton Village, this resort puts you on the edge of Grand Teton National Park. Winter brings ski-in, ski-out access to celebrated runs, while summer is all about wildlife safaris, scenic floats on the Snake River, and easy access to Yellowstone, which is just over an hour away to the south. The interiors are warm rather than showy, with gas fireplaces and private balconies framing Rendezvous Mountain and large residences that work well for families and groups of friends. Dining is refreshingly diverse, from a grab-and-go market and a poolside café to customised experiences in private settings; the Omakase residency at the Ascent Lounge is a must-book. It seats just eight and centres around a fifteen-course sushi menu built around the season's finest fish.
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, Hawaii
This is the classic grand Hawaiian resort, the sort of place you picture when you think of an island escape. It’s located on Maui's sunniest coast, overlooking the golden curve of Wailea Beach, and was recently reimagined with refreshed rooms and a new Spa & Wellness Centre. You may also recognise it as the setting for season one of The White Lotus, though that's a fun fact rather than the sole reason to visit. Alongside epic suites with ocean views and personal assistants, a stay here invites you to connect with Hawaiian culture through complimentary activities, from lei making, hula lessons, and cultural garden tours to outrigger canoe outings and the nightly torch-lighting ritual.
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley, California
This is the only Napa Valley resort set within a working vineyard, and that single fact shapes the entire experience. In the Calistoga AVA, you’ll stay among rows of organic Cabernet Sauvignon, with every room perfectly framing the vines, the Palisades Mountains, or both, with fireplaces and warm residential finishes that read more private home than hotel. The standout here is the three-bedroom Estate Villa, which sits secluded at the vineyard's edge, complete with its own pool and seamless indoor-outdoor living. As you’d expect, food and wine are at the heart of your stay. Auro, Calistoga's only Michelin-starred restaurant, pairs the valley's finest bottles with hyper-seasonal, locally sourced cooking, while the Elusa Winery lets you follow the grape-to-glass journey without leaving the grounds.
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach, Florida
Palm Beach's only Five-Star, Five-Diamond resort occupies a private stretch of the island's finest beach, on a boutique scale that feels closer to a retreat than a grand hotel. Oceanfront suites sit steps from the sand; the Sea Breeze Suite, the most coveted, offers two oceanfront bedrooms, a media room, and direct access to both the pool (one of which is just for adults) and the beach. Away from the shore, the Palm Pavilion adds an eighteen-hole putting green, tennis, bocce, and billiards, while Florie's anchors the dining and hosts a regular cocktail class for guests. The resort manages to feel secluded yet remains within easy reach of Worth Avenue's boutiques and the island's social life.
Your handcrafted stay starts here
If one of these Four Seasons resorts feels right for your next trip, your Travel Counsellor can help shape the wider journey around it, whether that means combining Jackson Hole with time in Yellowstone, adding a few nights elsewhere in Hawaii after Maui, or pairing Napa Valley with a broader California itinerary. We can also arrange private airport transfers and business class upgrades, where applicable.
Contact your Travel Counsellor today to get things started.
