Four Seasons is set to expand its global portfolio in 2027 with a series of new hotel openings and transformations of iconic properties. The luxury hospitality brand will introduce new destinations, including the Dominican Republic, Belize, Zanzibar, and Okinawa, alongside reimagined hotels in historic locations such as Venice and Berlin.
Among the anticipated openings, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Dominican Republic at Tropicalia will offer sustainable luxury on Playa Esmeralda's white sand beaches. Meanwhile, The Park Gstaad in Switzerland will reopen after a transformation, blending alpine heritage with contemporary luxury. In the US, Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Jacksonville will anchor the redeveloped Jacksonville Shipyards, featuring a rooftop venue with views of the St. Johns River.
Four Seasons is also enhancing existing properties. The Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City will unveil reimagined accommodations and refreshed dining experiences, whilst Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea introduces the Kai Holo Spa, inspired by Maui's natural rhythms.
In addition to land-based expansions, Four Seasons Yachts will broaden its 2027 itineraries to include Egypt and Costa Rica, and the Four Seasons Private Jet Experience will offer curated journeys across Asia, Africa, and beyond.
These developments underscore Four Seasons' commitment to providing exceptional hospitality experiences worldwide, with a focus on luxury, sustainability, and cultural immersion. As travellers plan their 2027 adventures, Four Seasons' new offerings promise to deliver unforgettable journeys across diverse and captivating destinations.
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