Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen
深圳四季酒店
The breakfast. It gets named in guest reviews more often than anything else about the hotel, which for a Four Seasons in a business city tells you where the operation puts its effort.
- Indicative nightly rate
- ¥1,500-2,600 a night
- The collection
- Four Seasons
- Setting
- Shenzhen · 272 rooms
Illuminated Four Seasons Hotel Shenzhen facade on Fuhua Third Road, photographed in 2017
Why stay here
272 rooms in the Futian central business district, with a large indoor pool, spa and the brand's usual full-service layout. Rooms are unusually generous in the bathrooms even by Four Seasons standards.
The most consistently delivered service in Shenzhen outside the Mandarin Oriental, at a materially lower rate. Guest ratings sit at 4.9 out of 5 across roughly 3,100 Tripadvisor reviews, which is a larger and longer-running sample than anything the newer hotels can show.
The breakfast. It gets named in guest reviews more often than anything else about the hotel, which for a Four Seasons in a business city tells you where the operation puts its effort.
Rooms worth asking for
Not established.
Note the exact room or suite name before opening the booking provider, along with any connecting-room, step-free access or celebration requests.
Dining & the evening ahead
Multiple outlets. No Michelin or Black Pearl listing confirmed.
Request restaurant availability alongside your stay. Tasting menus, private dining and dietary arrangements should be confirmed separately.
Spa, pool & wellbeing
A full spa and large indoor pool, though no independent rating establishes it against the Mandarin Oriental's.
Ask which facilities are included with your room, whether treatments require advance reservations, and whether any seasonal closures affect your stay.
Photos & films
Videos open on their publisher’s site. YouTube is unavailable in mainland China; watch before travelling.
Shenzhen, at your pace
Destination photography · explore the surrounding city.
The GUANGZHOU Foods Tourists Always Miss | So Much More Than Dim SumJamie · A Guangzhou eating route that goes past the obvious dim sum into congee shops, roast meat counters and neighbourhood stalls, with prices named.Watch on YouTube ↗GUANGZHOU VLOG 🇨🇳 What to Eat & Where to Go 🤩 (a Singaporean's Guide to 广州)itsmeAQ · A Singaporean visitor eats her way through Guangzhou teahouses and night markets while covering the main sights and how to move between them.Watch on YouTube ↗Videos open on their publisher’s site. YouTube is unavailable in mainland China; watch before travelling.
Before you decide
It is a competent city hotel in an office district with no view, no architecture and no reason to be there other than business — the Mandarin Oriental has taken the entire top of the market since it opened. Much of the written praise circulating about this hotel dates from 2020 or earlier. The Tripadvisor listing pages carry review ages of over 3,000 days in places, so the headline scores are not as current as they look.
Location. Futian District central business district, near the convention centre and the Futian rail link to Hong Kong.
Prices are indicative, not live availability. Confirm the total including taxes, meals, transfers and cancellation terms on the provider’s checkout before committing.