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Old Posted Jan 7, 2025, 4:36 AM
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Yeah, very.

A shower/tub combo with a shower curtain is a no-go for a 5 star/diamond property, let alone a Four Seasons. It would be okay as a Westin or a Sheraton
I remembered incorrectly - they don't have a shower curtain but do have a shower/tub combo; these were how the bathrooms looked like, in an executive jr suite







Source: https://pointswise.ca/review-four-seasons-hotel-vancouver-executive-junior-suite/

That's not what you expect from a typical Four Seasons property, especially a corporately owned one, which is typically supposed to be a flagship property. The Park Hyatt in NY is an example of a corporately owned property and it's built to quite a high end standard
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