With new Gulf links making China more accessible than ever, Four Seasons presents a masterfully curated travel experience, weaving ten stays across nine cities into three immersive routes designed for the discerning traveller. Each journey blends cultural depth, contemporary design, and culinary artistry, with seamless connections crafted by on-property concierge teams to ensure every day flows effortlessly from heritage to modernity.
From the imperial icons and coastal vistas of the north to Jiangnan’s classical gardens and tea terraces, and onward to the Greater Bay’s creative energy, these itineraries are thoughtfully designed to immerse guests in authentic local experiences while offering the refined comfort and service synonymous with Four Seasons. Every stay is an invitation to explore the narratives behind each city, from hidden alleyways to iconic landmarks, with private dining, guided cultural access, and carefully considered moments of leisure along the way.



Guests in suites across mainland properties enjoy Executive Club privileges, including breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails, personalized concierge support, spa credits, and complimentary meeting room use. In Macao, the “Stay Your Way” program allows guests to tailor each night with breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, or limousine transfers, while Hong Kong’s “Ultimate Tables” celebrates culinary excellence with landmark dining experiences at Lung King Heen, Caprice, and ARGO, complemented by Executive Club access.
Route One, “North by Heritage & Design,” spans Beijing, Tianjin, and Dalian, guiding guests from the Forbidden City to high-speed rail journeys past historic avenues. Each city presents a distinctive lens: contemporary art and theatre in Beijing, culinary innovation at Jin House in Tianjin, and harbour-view Cantonese dining in Dalian, framed by architectural elegance and coastal charm.



Route Two, “Jiangnan Garden Circuit,” invites exploration of Hangzhou and Suzhou, from serene West Lake cruises to the UNESCO Heritage gardens of Suzhou. Culinary experiences celebrate regional produce and tea culture, with Executive Chinese Chefs translating centuries of tradition into refined modern plates, including the celebrated Roasted Pigeon Leg and steamed Yangcheng Lake hairy crab, set against tranquil waters and moonlit pavilions.
Route Three, “Greater Bay Energies,” links Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Macao, and Hong Kong, where vertical cityscapes meet intimate culinary artistry. Guests ascend to panoramic city views at Free Sky in Shenzhen, savour Cantonese refinements at Yu Yue Heen in Guangzhou, explore Cotai’s vibrant Macao Strip, and uncover Hong Kong’s Michelin-starred offerings, from benchmark dim sum to French classics, all curated with bespoke concierge guidance.



Designed with GCC travellers in mind, the collection emphasizes short connections, high-speed mobility, and effortless transitions, allowing families and friends to traverse cities without losing the intimacy of luxury. Four Seasons elevates each itinerary with cultural insight, creative programming, and private experiences, ensuring that every journey is more than a stay—it is a story, meticulously curated and elegantly told.
Available now, these ten stays across Greater China invite travellers to immerse themselves in heritage, design, and gastronomy while enjoying Four Seasons’ signature service and attention to detail, creating memories that are as seamless as they are extraordinary.