
Photos also accompany several other informational sections of a Four Season's hotel's landing page and when you click on the "Accommodations" page, you will even see a photo of the bathroom toiletries. (That's L'Occitane at the Four Seasons Palm Beach.)

But perhaps what we liked the best when browsing through a Four Seasons home page was the Destination section which has a large Google Map embedded into the page so you don't have to click on a pop-up box or go to another page and wait for a map to load. (You can however, click "Read More" and get more in-depth information.)

Rounding out the new offerings is the "Discover" section which features stories from inside the hotel and profiles and interviews with hotel employees. You can even make a reservation at the hotel's restaurant directly through OpenTable.com. Finally, a hotel website that gets us!
We can't believe we're saying this but we're quite pleased with the Four Seasons redesign. They've taken a stuffy and traditional website transformed it into a stylish, functional and appealing hotel magazine for the wired generation of travelers...with a booking function of course.
We just hope that Hilton Hotels, whose websites could use some jazzing up, is paying attention.
What are you other fave or least fave hotel websites? Let us know in comments below!


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