Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

Excellent service.
Excellent location.
Clean, spacious, and comfortable rooms.
An electronic mirror in bathroom? I’ve never seen anything like it but it allowed me to listen to jazz while I took a dip in the jacuzzi bathtub.
I had a partial waterfront view. With all the current construction on the waterfront, my view was obscured.
Love the firepits in the lobby and by the pool.
Great spot. I’m definitely returning.

I will give five stars for the bathroom alone! Stayed here for a week and had a great experience. The service is perfect and exactly what you would expect from a Four Seasons. Room service is excellent. They also have an awesome outdoor area with a saltwater pool and fire pits that overlook the water.

Lets be honest. Four Seasons Hotels are always awesome. They are comfortable. The beds are great. The rooms are descent sized. The bathrooms are clean with really good amenities.
Now the bad. They are behind on technology. The hotel had no lightning connection to charge. They did have an iHome dock but the dock was for the old iPhone connection. Millions and millions of phones later and discontinued at that, they should take the time to upgrade to the current connection. Not a lot to spend per room, about 50 dollars but boy would it be handy.
Now how the hotel handled that situation is really cool. They went out and bought Bose Bluetooth speakers so that we could stream music for our kids to sleep. That is service.
One pet peeve though was that the hotel had key issues. Literally we had to replace the keys multiple times a day. I thought it was me but I overheard it happening to many people. What happened to good old metal keys. They never broke. We lost them, but they never broke.
The location for this hotel is fantastic. It is right next to Pikes and the hotel has a car which will take you about a 1 mile circle which in a city is a lot.

It’s the Four Seasons! I have stayed at many around the globe and honestly if I could travel each month and stay in different Four Seasons around the globe I would! Always first class service, and I love the attention to detail and high quality service.

Loved this hotel. Great ambiance and service. Restaurant was amazing and did a great job catering to the family including our kids. Complimentary morning coffee in the lobby was a nice touch. And Fran’s chocolate boutique I n the lobby! Can’t beat that. Everything we were interested in seeing (Space needle and Chihuly museum, aquarium, Pike Market, SAM, ferry to Bainbridge island, shopping malls) was basically walking distance from the hotel. Didn’t need to take a cab anywhere. If you like public transportation, you can take the Link Rail from Sea-​Tac to the FS for $ 3 (kids under 6 are free). Newly renovated pool was heated but views blocked by construction. Spa nice with signature treatments.

I have stayed here multiple times in the past six months and the service was outstanding and is on par with any a Four Seasons. The concierge was knowledgable and helpful and the newly renovated bar was perfect for pre-​dinner drinks. The pool was under construction but gave access to Fairmont Hotel pool and sauna or Seattle Athletic Club.
If I had to get picky I would recommend they get a more user friendly cable/​satellite tv guide. Also, the brunch was so-​so, I would recommend exploring the great food Seattle has to offer versus spending $ 30 there.
It is very expensive but that’s the Four Seasons. Will be returning soon.

Wonderful hotel with top notch amenities. Terrible neighborhood to walk around. Even though it is so close to the famous Pike Place Market, homeless/​tweakers abound nearby and while I know this is not the fault of the hotel, it diminished our time here and we really did not want to leave the building if it wasn’t in our car to drive away. Sad stuff Seattle!

Took my sons to Seattle for our annual NFL stadium tour, and stayed at the Four Seasons this past October the weekend of the Seahawks Panthers game weekend. What a great hotel, one of my favorite Four Seasons (nothing has topped the one in Bora Bora yet). This hotel is in a perfect location with beautiful views of the water, near the Ferris wheel and close to Pike place market. The service was impeccable, as usual for these properties. The pool and hot tub overlook the water, and there is a small but nice gym. The restaurant/​bar has very good food (only ate breakfast here, but the lunch and dinner menu looked good) and cocktails, also with a great view. Good spot to have a drink or two with a view even if you’re not staying here. Am certainly staying here again the next time I’m in Seattle. Check it out and enjoy.

Beautiful hotel with a wonderful lobby. LOVE the hot apple cider and cookies offered to guests in the lobby. Perfect on a chilly day along with sitting by the beautiful fireplace.

I came here for a meeting with 300 of my closest volunteer friends. Great service and very helpful. The room was a little small for 300 people and people stood because they couldn’t get to their seats. The speakers were clear and everyone could hear. The projectors allowed visibility from every angle. We all had drinks at goldfinch and when the meeting started we had a private bar too. The drinks were delicious and the bartenders were knowledgable. The view was great and valet parking made it easy for those driving. Overall, a great place to hold a conference.

Wonderful place to stay in Seattle. Top notch. People are so helpful and smile all the time. Warm fireplace and great drinks at the bar near the lobby.

The Four Seasons is world renowned for their level of service and they set the standard for hotel stays. My one night stay at the Seattle location was short, but nothing short of amazing. After being greeted by the doormen, you’ll walk into a large open lobby with beautiful art work that’s one of a kind. I was delighted to be offered early entry into my room since I had to check out at 11 at the Hotel 1000 down the street. When I got to my room, I found a welcome card that wasn’t in my name so I called the front desk to see if there had been a mistake, but there wasn’t. Upon returning to the room after a day of exploring, there was a bottle of sparkling wine and a plate of macaroons and chocolates that was compliments of the manager. It was such a nice touch that I really appreciated.
My room was a partial bay view that mostly overlooked the awesome heated outdoor infinity pool. The décor was clean and classic with a huge marble bathroom that I really liked with a tv in the mirror. I loved it!

Overall a great place to stay in an excellent location. All within walkind distance were the Ferris Wheel, the aquarium and Pike’s Place.
I truly enjoyed the gym which was well equipped and teh outdoor pool and jacuzzi. Unfortunately my room had no view, but it was modern, clean and comfortable and a nice bathroom with a soaking tub.
The restaurant is very nice and has a ton of options whether you’re looking to be healhty or splurge.

I don’t think the value for the price paid was on par. Everything seemed pretty mediocre. The staff was friendly, but didn’t find them to be that attentive and they were pretty hands off. The hotel deluxe rooms are reallyyy basic, but the bathroom is pretty nice. That was pretty much the only thing that stood out in the room. Overall, not that impressed. I think Four Seasons can be hit or miss. Have stayed at some really nice ones and then some very average yet overpriced Four seasons properties.

Had an awesome stay here for a sisters weekend. The hotel was beautiful — inside and outside. The location was excellent about a block away from Pike’s Place. The staff was pleasant and helpful specially the doormen and the concierge. Loved our room and the view, the pool area, the gym, the spa, the lobby/​lounge area. Overall, this was a great place to stay.

I stayed here briefly once before and thought it was lovely, but. not amazing (especially for the price).
However, they completely and utterly bowled me over this time with their customer service, care, concern, food, spa — every detail and moment of the stay made me feel cared for, as though I were staying with friends rather than at a hotel.
From the first day where my request to switch rooms (construction noise, nothing they can really do about it) was not only honored but they went above and beyond offering me 3 other room options, helping me move all the luggage and the room service cart that had arrived in the meantime.
I forgot to pack toothpaste, and when I returned to the room after a long day out driving I found that they’d nicely turned down the room, but not only that, they’d laid out my toothbrush with a brand new container of toothpaste next to it. (I didn’t even ask about it, figuring I’d buy some while I was out — didn’t want to harass them)
I left a book out and while they were cleaning up, they nicely set it aside with a bookmark — they even did this to a magazine I had yet to read — they placed a bookmark in it for future use.
The room service food, which I remembered as being terribly average (and telling everyone else about that, I certainly did — I mean, shouldn’t it be decent at the four seasons?), was amazing (and I had a few meals here). My favorite was actually the chicken wings served from the late night menu.
They shut down the old restaurant and opened a new one, which also serves the hotel rooms — and what a wonderful change.
I won’t go on much further, but every little thing I asked for, and many I didn’t, they took care of and thought of my needs in advance.
I hope that the Four Seasons takes care of their employees as well as their employees took care of me! They made what is usually, for me, a typical hotel stay where I’m waiting just to go home in to a very relaxing, restful break.
(My only complaint, aside from one on the restaurant, which I post there… is that the beds, while soft and comfy, are extremely movement sensitive — if someone else shifts in the middle of the night, and shifts heavily, you may wake up feeling like you are about to be tossed out to sea — this was actually quite alarming. Would love to see them install some better bed frames…)

Love four seasons love their interior design and great customer service. Breakfast is great can’t complain one of my favorite hotels

My Uncle decided he wanted to treat me for my birthday. We ended up in 4 Seasons Hotel. I have never eaten here, but boy did we pick a great place for a Saturday. Especially because we caught happy hour.
We both ordered one of their burgers & oh boy was it delicious!!! Uncle also ordered their smoked fish off the happy hour menu. It was laid ontop of baquets & it was pretty amazing as well.
Even though we felt like we brought a rush of people in with us, the Wait staff remained professional, efficient, & just over all great in the customer service field.
I would like to give a shout out to all that made my bday experience nice. So thank you…
Nathan, Art, & Kiyomi!
My cocktail was amazing! I don’t remember the name but it was something Mule! Very refreshing. Outside of the outstanding customer service, the other thing that put the icing on the cake was they brought me a surprise piece of cake with Happy Birthday & my very first candle I got to blow out on my birthday!
Thanks again for EVERYTHING! I am sure that My Uncle & Myself will be back one day!

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle is one of Seattle’s best hotel. This hotel combines amazing service, views, and of course location to make it an oasis in the heart of Seattle’s downtown. If you’re looking to stay a weekend in Seattle, Four Seasons Hotel Seattle should be on your list.
My Overall Rating — 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Facility, Return)
Atmosphere -.Let’s start with location. This hotel is two blocks from the bay, from Pike Place Market, and so many great locations. Ask for a room overlooking the bay and you’ll be rewarded with spectacular views of the Seattle Ferris Wheel, Aquarium, and Puget Sound. Inside you’ll be greeted by a warm and contemporary lobby. Everything is first class, but the location is what sets it apart. 1 Star.
Service — I don’t know how they do it, but everyone at the hotel seems to remember you once they meet you. We used the concierge desk days in advance of our arrival to book restaurants that we were unable to book on our own. The doormen will also aid in getting you transportation, including a private car for close drop offs. Turn down service is also provided, and this great service is not offered by many other hotels. 1 Star.
Facility — Location is key, but the rooms are equally impressive. Bathrooms have TV’s inside the mirror and are all network connected. The bathroom is spacious and the beds comfortable. You’ll find the pool and fitness center on the fourth floor, and the view also overlook the water. Always ask for a room with a view and you won’t be disappointed. The hotel itself is about 6 years old so you can expect everything to be in tip top shape. The room was so nice I ALMOST wanted to stay in, but its proximity to Seattle’s best landmarks will pull you out. 2 Stars.
Will I Return? — Yes. You simply cannot match the level of service, amenities, and amazing location. Yes, you are paying a premium to stay here, but it is no doubt worth a visit and return. 1 Star.
My Unilocal Rating Scale (Sum of all parts):
1 Star — Atmosphere — Is it a cool dive? Perhaps an upscale place? No matter the type, atmosphere plays a big part and I’ll give a star if I like it or thinks it has great charm.
1 Star — Service — You can have a great meal with bad service. But that’s also what can make a five star joint drop to four. It’s important to the dining experience that service is great and on point.
2 Stars — Facility — I’ll award up to two stars for the facility, since this is the main reason we go out. Sometimes the extra star is given for value, but it’s really all about the facility.
1 Star — Will I come back? — If I know for a fact I’ll return, I’ll give this a star. A place has to make an impression for me to return.
Each Category can be given up to 1 star except food (2 stars) because I consider all these categories important to the overall dining experience. I will sum them up to provide my final Unilocal score.

Very impressive hotel. The location is perfect and very central. There are many restaurants and of course the Pikes Market nearby.
We had the opportunity to stay in a suite this week on the tenth floor overlooking the water. Wow! It was beyond spacious and opulent.
The concierge was very helpful in suggesting some restaurants for after the theater. Also, the front desk staff were very friendly and professional.
If you ever have the opportunity to stay here, jump at the chance.