Four Seasons Hotel Houston, Luxury hotel in downtown Houston, United States

Four Seasons Hotel Houston is a 30-floor tower in the Houston Center complex downtown, clad in brown panels with rows of windows set in vertical recesses. White capital letters reading "FOUR SEASONS HOTEL" mark the lower right of the facade. It holds 404 guest rooms, including 12 suites, and the 64 apartments of Four Seasons Place.

The hotel opened in 1982 and marked a milestone in Houston's hospitality industry. In 1996 it earned the AAA Five-Diamond status, becoming the first of its kind in the city.

The hotel's Italian restaurant, Quattro, gives the building its dining focus; the hotel also holds Four Seasons Place, 64 apartment units within the Houston Center complex. Those residents are zoned to Houston Independent School District schools, Gregory Lincoln Education Center and Northside High School, so the tower mixes short stays with permanent city life.

The hotel stands within the Houston Center complex downtown, at Lamar Street and coordinates 29.75430, -95.36270. The tower has 30 floors, with 404 guest rooms including 12 suites, plus 64 apartment units in Four Seasons Place. The Four Seasons Place apartments are zoned to Gregory-Lincoln Education Center (K-8) and Northside High School.

The 64 apartments at Four Seasons Place are zoned to Houston Independent School District schools: Gregory-Lincoln Education Center for grades K-8 and Northside High School, formerly Jefferson Davis High School. Rezoning for 2014–2015 moved elementary pupils from Bruce Elementary to Gregory-Lincoln.