Four Seasons St. Louis

Wow, what a great stay! We were in St. Louis for a show at the Stifel Theatre and decided to splurge a little on our hotel—and it was 100% worth it. The hotel itself—lobby, rooms, and common areas—is absolutely gorgeous. We were greeted so warmly upon arrival: two people opening the doors, a hot hand towel at check-in, and a treat waiting in our room. Small details that didn’t go unnoticed. Throughout the weekend, staff greeted us by name, which made the experience feel even more personal. Everyone was extremely attentive without hovering. Every single person we interacted with—from valet to check-in, housekeeping, and room service—was warm, friendly, and genuinely welcoming. We ordered room service three times during our stay because it was so good. It was always fast, and the food from Ramsay’s restaurant on the property was excellent—fresh and hot. We also ate at the bar one night and had a great experience there as well. I love bright rooms, and ours had floor-to-ceiling windows with an awesome view of the Arch. Our room also overlooked the beautiful pool and hot tub, which were open in March—people were swimming, so the pool must be heated! We were definitely wishing we had brought our suits. The room had plenty of storage, quality bathroom products, and the deepest bathtub. At one point, my wedding ring must have fallen off, and housekeeping found it and safely left it on the table for me—so incredibly appreciated. The Four Seasons truly sets itself apart by going above and beyond. We’ll absolutely be back.

We recently stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis and overall had a very good experience. The staff stood out immediately — warm, professional, and genuinely attentive, which is exactly what you expect from the Four Seasons brand. The location is convenient for downtown access, though being directly adjacent to the casino isn’t ideal. A bit more separation would enhance the overall atmosphere, but it wasn’t a major issue during our stay. The rooms are slightly dated compared to newer luxury properties, yet they were comfortable and well maintained. Any minor shortcomings were quickly forgotten once we saw the view — the sweeping sight of the Gateway Arch and Mississippi River is truly the highlight and makes the stay memorable. Overall, it’s a solid hotel option in St. Louis, especially if you value service, convenience, and one of the best views in the city.

As always the four seasons is always top of the list. Much better than the Ritz. TA says free parking and I don’t believe so. The staff is exceptional as well as the service. Ramsey’s restaurant had the best food ever both dinner and breakfast. Best fish and chips I ever had and the eggs Benedict was terrific. A bit pricey, but worth it.

Lovely stay for my birthday. Booked through AmEx Fine Hotels and Resorts and upgraded to a corner room with a view of the arch. Sweet little birthday cake provided to celebrate the occasion. Great dinner and breakfast at Ramsay's Kitchen. Wonderful service. Definitely will return for another relaxing getaway!

I stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis on Wednesday night, and the property was fairly quiet with not many guests around. Before check-in, they texted me upgrade options (including the Presidential Suite) with extra charges, which is fine—it's a business, after all. At check-in, though, despite clear availability, they didn't offer a complimentary suite upgrade, sticking to paid options for commissions. I'm not a huge fan of that approach, but one category upgrade is still one category, so I accepted the move to a King room with a nice Arch view. The room itself was comfortable and well-appointed, though on the smaller side. They sent a thoughtful welcome amenity with chocolate and cake, which was a nice touch. The staff throughout were genuinely friendly and attentive—they remembered my name and made me feel welcome. Ramsay's Kitchen (Gordon Ramsay's spot) was a highlight: delicious plates with generous portions, great flavors, and excellent, friendly service from the servers. The location is fantastic downtown, and I appreciated the free garage parking (very convenient and secure). Overall, it's a strong property with luxury touches, and I'd definitely stay again if I'm back in St. Louis. I just wish they'd be a bit more generous with complimentary upgrades when rooms are clearly available—small gesture that could turn good stays into great ones.

I was very excited to have a girlfriends weekend in a 5 star hotel. I don't feel like we got the value for what we paid for the room.

We had to ask twice for things like extra towels, a pullout bed, etc. No one asked for our order in the pool we had to hunt people down.