BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana, TON), USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and around twenty more across 30+ networks. Pick what you hold — uSwap handles the routing to the gift-card desk in one step.
Buy Four Seasons Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy a Four Seasons gift card with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, or any of 30+ supported cryptos. Redeemable at Four Seasons properties across the United States — rooms, spa, dining, on-property charges.
What a Four Seasons gift card actually buys
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts runs a portfolio of luxury hotels, private residences, and resort properties across the United States and internationally. A Four Seasons gift card from this catalog redeems at US properties — Four Seasons Resort Orlando, the Beverly Wilshire stays, Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, the Maui resort, Scottsdale, Jackson Hole, Vail. It covers room rates, spa appointments, in-room dining, and most on-property charges that bill to the folio.
If you’ve been saving in BTC, ETH, or USDT and want a weekend at a property that doesn’t accept crypto at the front desk, the gift card is the bridge. You pay in the asset you hold. The recipient checks in and hands the code to the concierge.
Pay in any of 30+ supported assets
The checkout accepts BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, Solana, TON), USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and roughly twenty more across 30+ networks. Pick the asset and chain you actually hold — uSwap routes it to the gift-card desk without making you bridge or pre-swap.
Privacy-coin holders use this often. Monero in, Four Seasons stay out, no off-ramp through a centralized exchange that would have flagged the conversion. The same flow works for anyone sitting on TRC-20 USDT who doesn’t want to move it to a custodial venue just to book a hotel.
0% platform fee on the swap
uSwap takes 0% on the crypto side. No spread layered into the quote, no hidden conversion margin. The price you see on the gift card is the price the spend side carries — a small retail markup on the gift-card face value, which is how the engine stays free for the swap itself.
For a stay that’s already a four-figure spend, the math matters. Routing through a centralized exchange to off-ramp, then funding a card, then booking — every step takes a cut. This is one step, transparent fee structure, code delivered.
Delivered to email, redeemed at the property
After the crypto confirms, the gift code arrives by email — usually within minutes for fast-finalizing chains, longer for assets that need deeper confirmations. The code redeems through Four Seasons’ US gift-card system: present it at check-in, apply it to a reservation, or load it against on-property charges depending on the property’s process.
This is a US-region card. It’s meant for stays at Four Seasons properties inside the United States. International Four Seasons locations have their own gift programs that don’t accept this code.
When this beats a credit card booking
Crypto is the rails most travel rewards programs were never built for. If your net worth lives on-chain and you want to spend it on a Maui anniversary or a Manhattan weekend without first selling to USD, a Four Seasons gift card funded with BTC or XMR is the cleanest path. You skip the exchange off-ramp, the wire delay, the card-issuer foreign-transaction nonsense if you’re abroad.
It also works as a gift in the literal sense. Pay in ETH from a hardware wallet, email the code to a parent who would never set up a wallet themselves, let them book the room their way.
What “no KYC” means here
The gift-card flow doesn’t ask for identity verification. You provide a delivery email for the code and a crypto payment — that’s it. uSwap doesn’t run an exchange or hold fiat balances; the swap engine is non-custodial routing. The spend side is a gift-card purchase, which is treated like any other prepaid product sale.
That said, Four Seasons itself runs check-in like any hotel. Government ID at the desk, credit-card hold for incidentals — the gift card pays the stay, not the identity requirements of the property.