Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Austin

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We were offered a «complimentary» pass to use the pool which was very disappointing considering how much money we spent there our first visit.

I visited yesterday for a «happy hour» massage and it was fantastic. It was my first time there and I was definitely impressed. The relaxation room was awesome, but a little small with only 4 reclined chairs (that I noticed), so it filled up very fast. I know there really isn’t anything they can do about the size though. That’s not their fault.
My therapist was Melanie, and she was total perfection. Very professional and receptive to all my requests. I’d highly recommend her if you’re looking for smooth, relaxing massage.
I love the happy hour promotion they do ($ 50 off, complimentary valet, and a glass of champagne), but no one ever offered me a glass of champagne while I was there. :(It didn’t really dampen my experience too much, because I enjoyed the hot tea they had in the relation room, but I’m not going to lie, I was looking forward to it! So I was a little upset it was never offered.

This is ones of the best places, the service, comfort and the people in there are great; I took a facial and massage, was amazing.

This was my first time at the Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Austin. I didn’t do anything super fancy, but I needed my nails done and my husband was here for work. So, while he was working, I made an appointment with the spa and had a lovely experience.
I was allowed to lounge in the relaxation area, have tea, and then proceed to my manicure/​pedicure. The nail technician was so pleasant in conversation, refilled my tea without request, and she took her time doing my nails. Not once did I feel knicked, pinched or hurt! It was a lovely experience and well worth the money.
I’m definitely returning to the spa the next time I’m there (or just tagging along with the hubs)!

This spa is really tiny!!! I’m used to going to the four seasons spa in westlake village, ca (one of the top spas in America) so it was my surprise when I get here and they only have one steam room and two showers. I love to make it a day at the spa with my girlfriends but it’s nearly impossible to do it here; there’s nothing to do! No jacuzzi and the only pool is under maintenance, which they failed to tell me before my visit. Services and products are what make it. If you want more bang for your buck, I’d advise checking out a different hotel spa.

This is a very good hotel if you have to get away from the paparazzi. You can be here with no press bothering you. Fans? Not a problem as everyone leaves you alone as there are so many famous musicians, actors and F-​1 drivers in the city it is nothing unusual.

Holy crap balls, had the most amazing time here yesterday. It was my first day off in two weeks and I couldn’t imagine spending it any other way. Can’t wait for another excuse to do it all over again.

After my recent encounter with storms (flash floods and tornadoes are not a very friendly way to greet a California girl, Texas), I decided to attempt relaxation before heading back. I was not disappointed.
Facial with Erin (50 min.): I rarely get these so I allowed Erin to provide what services she saw fit, and boy was I pleased! Relaxing strokes and delicious smelling products turned my combo skin that had been roughed up from camping into butter. She offered insight/​advice into my skin after, but I was so blissed-​out, I wouldn’t have been able to retain any info. The only thing I would add is that there needed to be some moisturizer put on my lips, as they stood out as a dry patch in the oasis.
Massage with Janet (80 min.): Don’t shy away from the sage and ginger deep pressure massage! Janet showed me the products beforehand, offered me a choice between oil or lotion (I said whatever you think will work best), and then asked if there are any specialties I enjoy. A nice touch since most places focus on your problem areas and don’t bother with the more enjoyable strokes on the hands, feet or scalp that can make or break a treatment.
Amenities: It’s true that the locker room is tiny. The eucalyptus steam room is a dream, but a bit uncomfortable for two strangers to lie down in. I loved the hair and body products in the shower, but if there was one criticism, I would add directions to the shower. It’s super confusing as to which knob does what, but once you figure out how to get the downpour going, it’s heavenly. I think Unilocal folks are raving about the relaxation room a bit more than I would — it’s fairly basic, with not much of a view, but the tea plus the homemade energy bars kept me more than satisfied through my 3 – 4 hour stay.
Can’t wait to come back and share with others!

We had an incredible visit! Pam indulged us for a full 2.5 hours in a private room of spa pedicures and manicures. She’s not only a fabulous nail technician, but also a wonderful personality. Would strongly recommend a visit here, especially nail services with Pam. Looking for a spa in downtown Austin? Book here.

Great facial! Everyone here was friendly and derive was definately 5 star! Best facial I have ever had anywhere. Worth every penny a must go!

My husband and I have had massages here a couple of times, each time was amazing. The massage therapists we had were definitely a cut above the average spa. We always feel relaxed and refreshed after our visit to Four Seasons. Definitely worth a try for a special «time to get pampered» day.

Looking to come up with something a little different for my hubby for his fortieth birthday in downtown, I happily remembered that the Four Seasons spa here on Unilocal had some great reviews. I took the recommendations seriously and came away not at all disappointed. Despite the fact that we were only coming in for pedicures, and we weren’t staying at the hotel, we were given five star service.
Before our services, we got to wait in the relaxation room which is possibly the most relaxing place I have *ever* been. The décor is soft and amazing. This was during one of our 3 30 degree days in Austin, so we really appreciated the warm robes and giant soft blankets on the chairs. For our pedicures, we were treated to an amazing, private room with views of the grounds, and were served champagne and a very generous cheese plate (we had ordered in advance) from Trio. Our nail techs (whose names now escape me, thanks champagne) were friendly, funny, attentive, and my toes look awesome.
The spa locker is small but well equipped (and yes, totally! See Michelle C’s review for Spa Elves– that is so true– everything is always stocked but no one is ever there). The steam room IS the best in austin… usually its some steam and a touch of eucalpytus– here, they are NOT stingy with the eucalyptus. The robes are comfy and the spa overhead showers are a treat.
While staying at the four seasons was a little outside our budget, we were happy they treated us just as well as anyone spending a mortgage payment on a night at the hotel (ps if you’re looking for somewhere nice but affordable to stay just a block away, the Hampton is awesome).
Five stars, plus! Definitely one of Austin’s best kept secrets.

Five stars for this gorgeous spa!
I went in about a half hour before my services to take advantage of the eucalyptus steam room and I am so glad I did! It was such a great pre-​cursor to the treatments I was having. I enjoyed a wonderful mud wrap with Amy, blissful hot stone massage with Michelle and a rejuvenating facial with Stephanie. I highly recommend the rejuvenating enzyme facial! This was my first facial and I was really nervous about my skin breaking out, but for 3 days after, my face was glowing! A week later, there are still no signs of acne!
My experience was wonderful and I already cannot wait to go again!

Fabulous! Great service, amenities, and attention to detail. Absolutely loved my massage.

Four Seasons has a small but lovely spa. I took advantage of the Spa Happy Hour pricing and got an Aromasport massage. It was a fusion of Swedish, Deep Tissue, and some stretching. My therapist was great, and she really helped relieve a lot of the tension I had in my back. The oil blend she used was so relaxing!
After my treatment, I sat in the relaxation room with my glass of champagne. The chairs were very comfortable, and the provided snacks were delicious. There were a variety of cheeses, crackers, fresh and dried fruits, and granola bars. I believe the relaxation room is coed, as I briefly saw a man in there. I also spent time in the steam room, which was amazing! It was small, but it actually smelled like eucalyptus and not mildew! My sinuses were really opened during my time in there.
I only have a few small complaints about the spa. The relaxation room has limited seating and isn’t entirely quiet. I had to listen to multiple people discussing politics while I was trying to relax. My other complaint is that the staff did not seem to be as polished as the Four Seasons reputation would lead one to believe. They were friendly, but did not seem to anticipate the needs of guests in advance. I feel as though my complaints are rather nit picky, because I did truly enjoy myself here. I will definitely be back in the future!

Austinite friend brought me to the spa ⁶⁄₂₃ and treated me to the happy hour massage deal while I was visiting from LA. It was awesome! Complimentary hors d’œuvres (yummy too) and champagne while you relax before your treatment. My therapist Janet was incredible. I have had many many massages and I’m really picky, and I have to say Janet was was terrific and one of the best I’ve ever had. Even better than the massage I had at the Lake Austin Spa.
The spa is petite but lovely, and well appointed. Overall the staff was very nice but the service could be tweeked a bit… very minor stuff, but we had to go in search of someone for a glass of bubbly and were made to wait when checking in, as both of the front desk people were on the phone for extended period of time, which we found to be odd. Again very very minor, but that was the only reason why I didn’t give 5 stars. Overall it was wonderful and both my friends and I would return for the happy hour in a heartbeat! Go and enjoy! And you thank you Janet for a great massage!!!

Exquisite hotel at the ladybird lake in Austin. There is a fine selection of food and wine in the hotel restaurant Trio. Moreover, the hotel features an outdoor pool, a spa and is situated right next to a lovely park. However, this is a pricey place.

Amazing service and atmosphere. I’ve gone to alot spas around Austin and this was the best facial by far. Staff is so courteous and very knowledgable about skin. This is the best my skin has felt in a while. It’s worth the extra dollars to enjoy yourself here.
The eucalyptus steam room and waiting lounge really helps relax you and make you feel like you’re having a little getaway. Totally worth the money.

Amongst the squeals of delight and ooh’s and ahh’s at the advent of s’mores at our «Ladies of Unilocal» event, we were each presented with a swank green gift bag containing a $ 50 spa gift card. Having heard from others about this new «Daycation» offering at the Four Seasons spa ($ 160), I had to go. You show up, use their pool, locker rooms, gym, have a free lunch at Trio (my entrée was worth over $ 23 and my good god it was delicious), sit outside and watch the Town Lakers, pick out a 50-​minute spa service, and then spend the rest of your time in the Four Seasons steam room or just looting the toiletries in the women’s spa locker room (or both)!
Okay, so maybe the looting wasn’t all that good. I used a razor and a comb, but hey! They had the greatest shower, softest robes, kindest staff, and most soothing ambiance ever. The massage room played perfect Japanese flute music and knots I did not even know I had were unworked as I tried to prevent drool from coming down through the face rest.
Note: I said tried, not accomplished.
The pool is made with salt water as opposed to chlorine so all of my little blisters from cycling and drinking (in tandem) seemed to heal up as I floated on my back listening to bad cell phone conversations between people and their lawyers.
The absolute lush beauty of the Four Seasons is something I can not talk about enough. Overlooking Town Lake, the runners, the water, the immaculate landscaping, and the rolling hill leading down to a dock… DEEP SIGH
It’s just that great.
Book an appointment, and have the best weekday of your life.

The Spa at the Four Seasons is small, but it does what it does impeccably.
I was here this weekend for pedicures with a girlfriend. They were doing a promotion in conjunction with the musical Legally Blonde — for $ 55, you get a pedicure and a glass of champagne, and you get to take the rest of the bottle of polish (Creative Nail Designs) home with you! Their website often advertises specials worth checking out (for example, you can currently book an 80-​minute massage for the price of a 50-​minute massage).
Our nail technician was Tamara, and she was fabulous. She did a great job on our toes and was fun to chat with as we sipped our champagne — and well-​versed in important pedicure conversation topics ranging from ridiculously expensive weddings to Montessori schools.
Before and after our pedicures, we spent some time lounging in the relaxation room, which is lovely and peaceful and is stocked with squares of their house-​made granola; a small assortment of nuts and dried fruit; hot tea; and the BEST cucumber-​infused and citrus-​infused waters. I am positive that there are Spa Elves at the Four Seasons, as every time I looked at the plate of granola, there were always exactly eight squares laid out in perfect symmetry — although I never saw anybody restocking them.
Buying a service here also entitles you to use of their steam room, which is AMAZING — the best I have EVER experienced (and I have been in a steam room or two). There is an endless supply of fresh cucumber slices and cool, wet towels to take in with you (again, kept magically stocked by the Spa Elves), and the steam is infused with eucalyptus, which was utterly bliss-​inspiring.
The locker room itself is plentifully stocked with clean towels, hair spray, mouth wash, deodorant, combs, and all the other necessities for freshening up after your day at the spa and making yourself presentable when you leave (no, really… I’ve been running errands all day… not drooling as I was waited on hand and foot…).
Valet parking at the Four Seasons is complimentary with service, so all you have to pay for parking is a gratuity for your unfailingly friendly valet attendant.
Service here is absolutely impeccable. We were made to feel like queens by every single person we encountered during our visit.
For the price of a pedicure, I emerged from the spa three hours later thoroughly refreshed, energized, and ready to face whatever came my way. If you’re in need of an attitude adjustment, the Spa at the Four Seasons may be just what you seek.