"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."

"It is always a joy to return to the Four Seasons St. Louis with my family to celebrate the holidays. It is by far the best hotel in the city and has become a first choice destination because of the warm welcome, the countless thoughtful details the team has extended to us, the exceptional comfort of the rooms, and skill of the spa therapists. The views of the Arch from the rooms are exactly what one dreams of and the concierge can assist with tickets and a tour. You can take a small elevator to the top where there is a viewing platform in the keystone of the arch. Be sure to enjoy Ramsay Kitchen at the hotel for dinner at least one night, and the crab cake Benedict for breakfast. Book the spa early to secure your preferred treatment and time. It’s very much loved by the local community and is soon going to be completely renovated. You may order to have waiting for your family an in room amenity with the kids names and the arch made out of rice crispies or a local favorite, gooey butter cake. For room choice, you likely want the Arch deluxe view or splurge for a corner suite with a view of Mississippi River. The museums and even the incredible zoo are free of charge due to long standing endowments by the city’s founding families. A heartfelt thank you to GM Oztok, who on Christmas Eve morning was there to support his team and welcome guests. This gave me a lesson to share with my children about true leadership. And gratitude to Karim, Front Desk Manager, who went out of his way multiple times to assist each of us. We cannot wait to return to our St. Louis home away from home! ."