Four Seasons Hotel St Louis

“One of the best Four Seasons”

We have stayed in Four Seasons hotels from Budapest to Tokyo -indeed our wedding reception was in a Four Seasons. This is one of the best. The room itself was among the best of any hotel in which we have stayed- if not the best. The location is excellent. Great activities and amenities. The staff i… more

We have stayed in Four Seasons hotels from Budapest to Tokyo -indeed our wedding reception was in a Four Seasons. This is one of the best. The room itself was among the best of any hotel in which we have stayed- if not the best. The location is excellent. Great activities and amenities. The staff is among the best with one exception, the concierge, who did not seem to know much about anything. Conversely, MaryFaye Dodson and Tatiana Suero are a credit not just to this hotel but to the Four Seasons chain. We will definitely stay there again.

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“Exceptional Luxury and Outstanding Hospitality”

The staff were professional, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, ensuring a seamless stay from arrival to departure. A perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers seeking comfort, sophistication, and outstanding hospitality.

“Not the best 4 Seasons... just ok”

I usually like to just be positive so I will start with housekeeping does a great job- rooms are kept very clean. Bed is very comfortable. Gym is great! Uh... nice people work there. Food is just ok at Gordon Ramsey nothing at all to write up. I just don't have much else to say. I feel bad for … more

I usually like to just be positive so I will start with housekeeping does a great job- rooms are kept very clean. Bed is very comfortable. Gym is great! Uh... nice people work there. Food is just ok at Gordon Ramsey nothing at all to write up. I just don't have much else to say. I feel bad for downtown St. Louis and when you see the view from the gym you will understand why or the drive in and looking on the side of the freeway. Plus the hotel is attached to a casino and it is not fancy by any means. We also did not feel safe at all walking back to the hotel after the Cardinals game (order Uber). This isn't the hotel's fault by any means. Honestly, if I went to a Cardinals game again I would stay at the Ritz in Clayton as apparently that is a much nicer area.

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“Nice room, questionable neighborhood”

I stayed at the Four Seasons St Louis for two nights in June 2026. The hotel has the usual Four Seasons army of people opening doors and trying to handle your luggage for you. It was exceedingly hot on the day I arrived and the valets were also pushing cold wet towels on the guests waiting to che… more

I stayed at the Four Seasons St Louis for two nights in June 2026. The hotel has the usual Four Seasons army of people opening doors and trying to handle your luggage for you. It was exceedingly hot on the day I arrived and the valets were also pushing cold wet towels on the guests waiting to check in (though I didn't see anyone actually take one). A shame one of the valets couldn't run the front desk as a queue formed while the solo person on duty handled arriving guests. The ground floor lobby is home to the check in desk and concierge and way too much air freshener/fragrance but little else. Elevators take you up to the other common floors (6/7/8) where the meeting rooms and amenities are located and where you transfer to a different elevator bank to access the rooms. I was upgrade to a suite with a separate living room area and half bath along with a full bedroom, walk in closet and massive bathroom as well as a view of the Gateway Arch. The room was clean and tastefully decorated. The bed was comfortable and I appreciated the L'occitane bathroom products. The hotel is bound on the east side by the Mississippi River, on the west by an elevated freeway, on the north by vacant overgrown lots and on the south by a casino. Aside from the casino, there's really nothing in walking distance so if you didn't drive yourself you can count on lots of Uber rides.

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