Host Hotels Sells Four Seasons Resorts in Orlando and Jackson Hole for $1.1 Billion

Host says the divestiture advances its capital-allocation strategy.

Overview

The 444-room Four Seasons Resort Orlando and the 125-room Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole were sold as a combined package confirmed in Host’s SEC filing.
Host did not disclose the buyer or property-level pricing, and local Orange County records had not reflected the transfer as of Friday.
The sale excludes the Four Seasons Private Residences project at Golden Oak in Orlando, which remains under Host’s control.
Host bought the two resorts in 2021 and 2022 for about $925 million and estimates roughly $175 million in profit on the sale.
An SEC filing reports the Orlando resort averaged a $1,241.70 nightly rate with 63% occupancy in 2025, generating $33.5 million in income; media previously reported BDT & MSD Partners as a potential buyer, which has not been confirmed.