"Lovely hotel very well cared for. The grounds are immaculate, service is wonderful. We enjoyed the access to the spa and the pools were delightful. Plenty of seating in the new pool area. We had a waterfall view room which was spacious. There is turn down service in the evening. Convenient coffee bar in the lobby with great gelato."

"I had the opportunity to stay here twice in March on work trips. The hotel is very efficient and a wonderful place to stay for a business traveler. I am not sure if I would necessarily go here on vacation as Westlake Village isn’t very touristy, but it was a simply fabulous business hotel. The rooms were spacious and comfortable, the amenities are great, the food is excellent and so is the service. It is very easy to get a uber from here to anywhere in Westlake Village. It is a bit of a trek to LAX, but Westlake Village is charming and feels a long way off from a major city even thought it isn’t that far from LA."

"The Four Seasons Hotel at Westlake Village offers an outstanding hospitality experience. The dining options are excellent-the food is delicious and beautifully presented, complemented by expertly crafted drinks. Natalie Parra at the front desk provides a warm and personalized welcome, and her manager, Josh Duran, ensures that everything is handled smoothly. The hotel's wellness retreat makes it a perfect destination for relaxation and rejuvenation. I can't wait to return!"

"Wonderful hospitality and staff. Very clean rooms and bedding was comfortable. Big shout out to the bell man staff who helped me get my luggage ready immediately following my conference so that I didn’t miss my flight out of Burbank. It was close but due to the help of the bellman services I made my flight on time. It was a big relief after such a busy conference week. I am grateful for all of your help."

"We stayed here while visiting family and thought we would have our how gettaway in a Four Seasons. We were perplexed at this oddly cold, poorly designed business park hotel. The interios are all over the place... crystal chandeliers, gold modern crap, cheap hilton sofas in the lobby, a weird mural, mixed woods... how many deosgners did this place? or did any designer? It's oddly facy and ugly at the same time. The rooms are weird too. Like a mix of old Ritz Carlton with grandmas' touches. And it's on a freeway in an office park and looks like it. The main resturant has a nice patio, with some gardes that look like a memorial park. We didn't use the spa, but suppossed to be good. There is also an airport coffee bar in the lobby that is useful, but literally the centerpeice of the entry. Confused and dazed."