Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

Eric Hilson 2 months ago

We expected much more from a Four Seasons. Our stay was overshadowed by being placed in a pet room, which caused our son to experience an allergic reaction. To make matters worse, we were kept awake by barking dogs throughout the night. That is simply not the experience anyone expects when paying premium rates at a luxury hotel. What was most disappointing was not simply the room assignment—it was how the situation was handled after we brought it to the hotel’s attention. Instead of acknowledging our concerns, the hotel initially denied that we had been placed in a pet room, even though we were. We know the signs because this is not the first time our son has had an allergic reaction after exposure to dogs. Rather than showing empathy and working with us toward a solution, the responsibility was shifted to us because the hotel did not have a pet allergy documented on our reservation. We understand that many guests enjoy traveling with their pets, and we respect that. However, hotels should also recognize that many guests have allergies or simply expect a pet-free environment. Those guests deserve the same consideration and respect as pet owners. At the prices Four Seasons char

Ryan Mitchell 3 months ago

I recently stayed at Four Seasons Hotel Seattle and had a really comfortable experience. The room was spotless, the staff were friendly without being overbearing, and the location made it easy to explore the waterfront and nearby attractions. The only minor downside was that check-in took a little longer than I expected, but everyone was courteous and kept me updated. Overall, it was a relaxing stay, and I would gladly choose this hotel again when visiting Seattle.

Anna Raulets Edited 5 months ago

As a loyal guest of Four Seasons Hotel Seattle and a longtime admirer of the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts brand, I almost always choose Four Seasons whenever I travel. The reason is simple: I know I can expect exceptional service, beautiful design, and a peaceful atmosphere where I can truly relax. During my recent stay in Seattle, however, I was somewhat disappointed by the atmosphere around the pool and hot tub area. I understand that it was Mother’s Day weekend and many families were celebrating. However, when guests are paying close to $1,000 per night, many of us choose a hotel of this caliber specifically for tranquility and relaxation. Unfortunately, the pool area was consistently filled with a large number of children, which made it difficult to enjoy the quiet, luxurious experience that Four Seasons is known for. I do not have children myself, but I spoke with several other women who were also staying at the hotel for Mother’s Day weekend to enjoy a relaxing getaway away from the responsibilities of everyday life, including caring for their own children. They shared the same disappointment. The pool and hot tub are open until 10:00 PM, and I found it surprising that