How to Book with a Four Seasons Preferred Partner
Luxury travel isn’t just about plush robes and infinity pools—it’s about feeling like an absolute VIP from the moment you check in. And when it comes to top-tier hotel experiences, Four Seasons sets the gold standard. They are amazing for families with their kids clubs, onsite nannies, and pools.
But here’s something you might not know: while other hotel brands shower their loyal guests with points and elite perks, Four Seasons doesn’t have a traditional loyalty program. No free nights, no status upgrades—unless you know the right way to book.
Enter the Four Seasons Preferred Partner (FSPP) program.
What’s in It for You and Your Family?
Four Seasons Preferred offers the following to bookings made through one of their agents:
- Daily breakfast for two (or sometimes the whole family!) – Think gourmet spreads, fresh pastries, and the kind of pancakes your kids will talk about for weeks. Also, yes—room service breakfast in bed counts.
- $100 hotel credit – Spend it on a spa treatment, a fancy poolside lunch, or an emergency ice cream fund.
- Priority upgrades – These depend on availability, but Preferred Partner guests get first dibs.
- Early check-in & late check-out – Also dependent on availability.
- Personalized welcome amenities – Think treats, handwritten notes, and sometimes even little surprises for the kiddos.
The Four Seasons Preferred Partner program is an exclusive, invite-only network of top-tier travel advisors —it’s a highly selective program that Four Seasons itself oversees.
Hotels use many ways to fill their rooms, and partnering with travel agents is one of them.
Does it Cost More?
We don’t charge any fees to book Four Seasons rooms for our clients. Our compensation comes from the Four Seasons, so everybody wins.
You’ll pay the same best rate as you see online.
Here’s the process:
- You email us your dates and desired hotel and room type.
- We reply within 24-48 hours and confirm rates.
- We gather your payment information and make the booking directly with Four Seasons.
- You receive a confirmation email.
We always follow up on our client bookings before check-in to try to secure the upgrade as well.
Four Seasons: A Family Travel Dream
If you’ve ever tried to entertain a toddler in a hotel room, you know the struggle. This is why I love Four Seasons—they actually get families.
Their kids’ clubs are legendary, offering activities like cooking classes, scavenger hunts, and crafts. Many of these are complimentary, which isn’t always the case with luxury hotels. Some properties even offer kid-friendly pools (like their dreamy one in Cabo san Lucas), babysitting services, and baby-proofing kits, so you can relax without feeling like you’re constantly on high alert.
And don’t even get me started on the in-room amenities. Tiny robes? Check. Cribs? Of course. Special kids’ menus that don’t assume all children survive on chicken nuggets alone? Absolutely. Some locations even offer bedtime rituals with warm milk and cookies or stuffed animals to take home—the kind of thoughtful touches that make travel with little ones feel magical instead of exhausting.
The Best Hack: Free Nights Promotions
Another reason to book through an FSPP agent? I know exactly when Four Seasons is offering their third, fourth, or fifth night free promotions. This means you get an extra night of luxury without paying for it. And yes, all the Preferred Partner perks stack on top, which is basically the holy grail of family travel hacks.
How to Book (the Smart Way)
Here’s the best part—when you book through me, your reservation is still made directly with Four Seasons. You get the same rates, cancellation policies, and direct communication with the hotel, just with extra perks that make your stay even better. It’s like booking normally, but with bonus magic.
So if you’re planning a Four Seasons trip, don’t leave free perks on the table. Let’s make sure your next vacation is just as incredible for the kids as it is for you—because if there’s one thing we parents deserve, it’s a vacation that actually feels like one.