Four Seasons Hotel, Seattle
Expert reviews
“Seattle’s Four Seasons location overlooks Elliott Bay and the Puget Sound. From the modern Northwest-inspired design to the posh spa and infinity-edge pool, the hotel, which occupies the first 10 floors of a 21-story residential high-rise, offers an ultra-luxurious Seattle experience.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Seattle.
“Seattle has plenty of funky and quirky boutique hotels, and lots of corporate cookie-cutter hotels, but it has only one Four Seasons, and if you’re seeking calm, refined luxury in the heart of the Pike Place Market area, this hotel can’t be beat. Opened in 2008, the Four Seasons occupies the first 10 floors of a 21-story residential tower overlooking Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Seattle.
“Down-to-earth, eco-conscious Seattle meets the posh Four Seasons brand at this downtown hotel, perched in a prime spot on 1st Avenue near the water and many of the city’s biggest attractions. The feel of understated luxury is just right, from the sleek lobby to the refined guest rooms.”
What guests liked
- Great hotel
- Excellent location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Four Season Hotel is located at just one mile from Pier 66 and three miles from Pier 99. The hotel provides modern guestrooms, designed minimally, and offers guests a highly comfortable stay. All the rooms are smoke-free.
With an outdoor pool, the hotel offers a full-service spa where one can enjoy a relaxing spa treatment. If you are in a mood to relax or just kick back, then take them up in massage services. Talking about different amenities, it has a high-speed internet connection, dual-line phones, a television in each room, modern marble bathrooms, rain showers, and more. All such factors will surely make you feel welcomed.
It also has a perfect environment to organize business meetings and other events. From 24-hours business services and multi-lingual staff services, all your business requirements will be met adequately at Four Seasons Hotel, Seattle.
Its restaurant provides guests with craft beer, fresh seafood, cocktails and you can taste the flavors of the Pacific Northwest. Besides, the hotel has a poolside bar and grill where you can enjoy west coast fish tacos, crab cocktail, and much more. The hotel restaurant is open throughout the day and servers cuisine or different continents. Furthermore, if you want to enjoy private dining, just go for In-Room menu. Start your day with a cup of hot coffee or bed-tea, and enjoy the day.
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