We enjoyed our anniversary trip. When we checked in, we were upgraded to a suite. The room was wonderful. Everything was clean and comfortable. During our visit, the manager sent a bottle of Prosecco and goodies to our room for our anniversary. We went to the pool on Saturday but we could not get loungers. We did enjoy the pool and bar area. On Sunday, we were able to secure lounge chairs near the pool. The workers at the pool area were extremely helpful and friendly. read more

At these high price points, I was expecting an uber luxe experience; instead, I was met with musty smells, faulty plumbing, dirty linens, and incessant noises that made resting quite difficult. I should have known to lower my expectations and suspect something was awry when I noticed the wilted flowers in the foyer. Apparently, the flowers are refreshed on Thursdays, so I just arrived on the wrong day. But there should never be a wrong day to arrive at the Four Seasons! The air in the hotel lobby was hot and stagnant; I was expecting a cool and aromatic experience upon entry, similar to the Intercontinental or the Sonesta. I tried to ignore the decaying flowers because I was greeted warmly by the doormen and the front desk. I was surprised that I had to ask for slippers as I presumed those, mouthwash, and other toiletries would already be in the room. None of those items were in my room. Shockingly, the robe in my room was dirty! Housekeeping apologized and replaced it within 15 minutes. I was also surprised by how rough the towels were as I am used to Frette and linens of that ilk. This is also supposed to be a resort & spa hotel but it did not feel that way at all. I was also surprised by the brand of soaps and hair products they use here: they smelled like clay. The lotion left a gritty feel on the skin. The products were French (called Codage): Je n'aime pas ça. I went to the gym and was surprised they did not have bar pads for the barbells. If the Portland Harbor Hotel can offer pads for the gym equipment, the Four Seasons can too! In fact, I'm surprised they did not have weightlifting gloves. I was happy to see the orange-infused water and the scented & pre-moistened cold compress clothes. That was nice. The pool was closed for the season, so I could not do that. There was a complimentary sound bath session that I could not partake in since I did not order my room directly with the hotel. I'm not that thirsty for a sound bath but I was hoping to take a regular bath; the hotel does not offer bubble bath. The Portland Harbor Hotel does! I decided to take a shower instead but the faucets are not property calibrated: the hot water is cold & the cold water is hot. Then I tried to rest but I kept hearing doors slam at night and more slamming in the morning. I just assumed it was other guests (since there was a convention this week), but when I went to check-out, I noticed the hotel staff slam a door to a room that only hotel staff have access to near the elevators, you can hear the slams at each end of the hotel corridor. This hotel needs to invest in sound mitigation. I was really hoping for a far better stay as I was contemplating a work retreat here. This was my first experience at a Four Seasons property and it was shockingly disappointing. Baltimore deserves better. This felt more like 2 & half Seasons. read more

We decided to stay at the four seasons for a bit of a staycation away from DC. The valet was amazing and super quick. Check-in was a bit of a hiccup so I took off 1 star. I don't care if a hotel can grant early check-in, where I do care is when a hotel can't honor the guaranteed check-in time of 3pm, and when I asked if there was a private area for my husband to take a work phone call if our room wasn't ready within the hour, they had 0 help for that. Even though the meeting was purposely planned after check in time. We were finally checked in to our room around 3:30-3:45pm and was told it was due to IT upgrading their systems right around check-in time so the computers were down. If this is true, that's a horrible choice of a time to do an upgrade. The room itself was an executive suite which was very large and spacious. I did like that it had 1.5 bathrooms and had items for our pet, since it is a pet friendly hotel. The room was very clean and no issues there. The pool area was very crowded but luckily we booked a cabana in advance so we didn't have to worry about finding a seat, but the bar was very delayed and the pool itself didn't have much space. Check out process was much more smoothly than check in and had no issues. read more

A dull menu is a disappointment, but an undercooked entree is a safety hazard. During our visit, a basic chicken dish arrived at our table visually underdone and noticeably pink near the bone--a fundamental kitchen error that instantly shatters any illusion of five-star luxury. It is one thing for a luxury menu to be safe and uninspired; it is another entirely when the kitchen completely fails to execute the basics. From uneven cooking temperatures to a general lack of seasoning discipline, the line feels entirely unmonitored. At a property of this tier, diners expect precision. Instead, the plates suggest a kitchen completely on autopilot, mailing in basic preparations that would be unacceptable at a standard neighborhood pub, let alone a five-star harbor terrace. The glaring gap here isn't just the lack of a 'wow' factor--it's the absence of foundational execution. When a premium-priced kitchen stumbles on simple techniques, the luxury facade completely crumbles. For a high-tier property like the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, missing the mark on foundational kitchen skills is the ultimate sin. The marketing promises an ultra-luxury experience--such as Chef Mackenson Horebe's Summer Cookout Dinner Series--but if basic line-cook items are being botched, the kitchen is simply coasting on the hotel's five-star reputation. While a boring menu is disappointing, an unsafe plate is unacceptable. It proves that the kitchen lacks basic supervision or expediting discipline. A chef actively managing their kitchen does not let raw poultry pass the pass. At these steep price points, you are paying for absolute culinary precision. Instead, the kitchen line seem to be operating with zero oversight. Sending out undercooked poultry isn't just a sign of a kitchen mailing it in; it's a failure of basic execution that should never occur in a premium establishment, let alone a global luxury brand. The glaring gap between the property's glamorous marketing and its actual execution became painfully obvious when a companion's chicken dish arrived dangerously undercooked. It turns out the menu isn't just 'vanilla'--the kitchen staff can't even be bothered to execute the absolute basics of safe temperature control. A luxury dining room should never operate on autopilot. From the uninspired flavor profiles to catastrophic technical errors like undercooked chicken, the hotel's culinary team is coasting entirely on the brand's name. Save your money and explore Baltimore's actual, vibrant food scene elsewhere--this one is a passive, corporate disappointment. read more

We had a fantastic stay at the Four Seasons. Staff and service were exceptional. Our room was great. It overlooked the harbor, so the view was lovely. Rooms are well-appointed and spacious. Bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was perfect. There was a crayon on the floor, which gave me pause on the cleanliness, though other than that, the room seemed very clean. There is plenty of storage, but I can always appreciate more hooks. We utilized the spa, which was awesome, and appreciated the in-room dining. Our in-room dining server was extremely friendly and funny, which was nice, though our breakfast order was extremely delayed. At least it was good, which is more than I can say for the hotel's other offerings. The hotel restaurants, while elegant with fairly good service, provided food and libations that were mid, if I'm being generous. This was a celebratory stay, and nothing ruins that more than inferior food, which we experienced. Valets were friendly and funny, though they forgot to extend our parking, so we ended up with a ticket (which was adjudicated, but still, not something you expect from the Four Seasons). Overall, I do think this is an excellent hotel and I am definitely looking forward to returning, though I will absolutely be dining and drinking elsewhere. read more

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Took hubby to stay here over the weekend for his birthday and we had an amazing time. The hotel is stunning and extremely clean. We self parked in the lot attached to the hotel and only paid $25 per day, which is pretty cheap compared to parking prices at the Philly location. The hotel is actually on the harbour, so the view is gorgeous and its easy access to all the things on the harbour. Check in was easy. Staff greeted us and even upgraded us to a balcony room. The room was beautiful. There was a large tub, rainfall shower, tv in bathroom mirror, separate toilet room, plush bed, min bar, robs, slippers, closet space, wall mirror, desk, chair w/ chaise, and nice size balcony with table & chair. The hotel sent up chocolate covered strawberries and a note for hubbys birthday, which was a nice touch. We visited the pool, which was breathtaking. Its a long infinity pool that overlooked the harbour. They have a bar/poolside restaurant and semi private cabanas. I rented a cabana for us and it came with prosecco, guac + chips, water, and a fruit platter. The guac was some of the best Ive had. We also ordered lobster rolls which were THE BEST ive ever had also. The pool staff was so kind and attentive as well. This hotel is literally perfect, especially for a staycation. The only things I did not like were the robes come in one size and run small. Also, I dont feel the cabana's are properly priced. I paid almost $500 and it wasn't really luxurious. When you think of the Four Seasons, you think top tier. The cabana was simply basic for the price. Could have been better. But aside from those two things, the hotel for sure lives up to its name. Forgot to mention, we ordered breakfast via room Service and it was amazing. The croussant waffle is life changing lol read more

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The staff has been amazing,it's our first trip back in almost 5years ,we would normally stay here during the summer months,especially the 4 of July,the outside pool is perfect area to watch the fireworks from,this trip we came to watch our grandchildren,their parents had several events to attend,the staff anticipated everything,their was a diaper bucket in the bathroom,they had a refrigerator brought to our room,for the 7 month old milk ,a baby bib with Cheerios we order room service for dinner as the weather was horrible and the kids were tired,a half hour later the ice cream show up read more

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I don't want to go here just for 1 season, I want to go here for Four Seasons! My friend got me a gift card to the Four Seasons for my birthday to use for the amenities- spa, pool, etc. Instead of just using a day pass, I decided to optimize the gift card and do a solo staycation for an early birthday present to myself! I decided to go the weekend right before the pool closed. Yes I procrastinated a lot since I went in September, but luckily the weather was beyond beautiful! It wasn't too hot and it wasn't too cold! Because of this they extended the pool for one more week, but I'm glad I got to go when I did! I got into Baltimore a little earlier than check-in (2pm) and was hoping for early check-in. While my original room was ready, I had asked for an upgrade and they were able to accommodate me to a room with a balcony completely complimentary! I wish I remembered the concierges' name who helped me, but he was such a kind, sweet man! Honestly all the staff was so sweet, kind and hospitable! Since I got a room upgrade, I had to wait until 4pm. And what other way to wait besides sitting by the pool! They let me keep my luggage by the front desk until my room was ready. So I changed really quickly and made my way to the pool. I was able to get a chair right in front of the pool to be able to soak in the sun. I ordered the - Fed hill fling - 5/5 this cocktail was so yummy! I could just down it, but I decided not to drink too much before my massage! The cocktail names are so cute especially since I lived in Baltimore as well! I had a massage scheduled at 5:30pm and the only downside was that they didn't inform me that was room was ready. I had to check in around 4pm with the hostess at the pool. Luckily I was able to quickly go upstairs, change, and head my way back down to the spa to be able to enjoy the spa for a bit before my massage! My masseuse was thoroughly knowledgeable about everything! She respected what I wanted to get massaged and what I opted out for. The experience was truly relaxing and I was so bummed I didn't have a lot of time to experience the spa. But I wasn't too worried since the spa is open year round, unlike the pool. I made my way back to the pool for the perfect golden hour sunset! This time I was by the hot tub and I seriously did not want to get out! I ordered 2 of the same drinks- The blossom spritz 4/5- I'm coming to realize I'm not really a spritz girl, but it was seriously the perfect night cap. I headed back to my room and decided to order room service instead of heading downstairs to Maximon. I got- Caesar salad 5/5 - this was probably the best dish I ordered Fries 4/5 - your typical fries Mac n cheese 2/5 - I ordered from the kids' menu because I have a small appetite, but I'm not sure if this was Mac n cheese or just buttered noodles. There was no cheese! I also ordered room service for breakfast- Just egg scramble 3/5 - it was okay.. I suggested to add cheese, but I guess they forgot. And I'm not sure why she added a grilled tomato, but it was actually good! Iced coffee 5/5 - okay yeah this coffee hit the spot after the amount of cocktails I had and I definitely needed a jolt so I could survive the day! I really liked that they had all the amenities you need at the pool- cucumber water, umbrellas, sunscreen, etc. Although the sunscreen did leave a white cast on my skin. Overall my experience at the Four Seasons was truly unforgettable that I'm already thinking about visiting again! If it wasn't for my gift card, I probably wouldn't have gone, but I'm so happy I did! Not to mention, Adam Sandler was also staying there and I was able to get a glimpse of him when he walked by the pool! read more

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This review is specifically for their Winter Village dining experience--which was FANTASTIC! Some of the best cooking we've experienced in Baltimore, and their ability to host a large group was great. The privacy of the cabins was perfect for a special occasion of celebrating Christmas with a group of 8 adults and two babies. From the fondue to the 4 course menu, our group was greatly impressed and loved every bite. The only downside was that they were out of the cheapest bottle of red wine and there were pretty significant upcharges to get a different bottle. But if you're looking for a special occasion experience sparing no expense, this is absolutely a must-do for Christmas time. read more

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Excellent service, beautiful room (we upgraded to a king with a balcony), breakfast were fabulous and they followed every special request. The pool was lovely with a view of the harbor. The spa was also lovely, excellent service and a solid,experienced massage with friendly Mario. Elizabeth was an excellent attendant. Only complaint-it took quite a while to warm up the sauna. We were right next to Loch restaurant for a sunset view and delicious food. Nice shops nearby! read more

Amazing experience at the Four Seasons! I took my wife to the Winter Village Dining experience as an early Christmas gift. The hotel was beautifully appointed in holiday decorations. We were quicky shown the way to the Winter Village and immediately greeted with warmth and escorted to our personal cabin. The cabin was clean and decorated nicely. Christmas is the season and the theme of a winter village was done well. The wait staff was very friendly and knowledgeable, and although the menu was prix fix the had suggestions on the offerings. We had a slight hiccup after we were seated as the wait staff didn't immediately come to our table and we had to alert the hostess that we hadn't yet received any service. Once that was cleared up I thought things ran pretty smoothly. Our food was excellent! We both had squash soup as our first course, scallops as our second, steak, potatoes and brussel sprouts as our third and a panna cotta as dessert. The brussel sprouts were the best I've ever had, but I won't likey try the panna cotta again. I had the winter rose mocktail and my wife mid-winter mule cocktail. We enjoyed both. Our waitress was able to respond quickly to any requests that we had. They provide a small speaker to link to your phone for dinner music, which is a nice touch! All in all we enjoyed ourselves. I'd try it again. read more

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The best hotel in Baltimore hands down the service is top notch also excellent vibe and I absolutely love the balcony everything is in walking distance.. I shall return read more

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My husband and I spent a lovely night here for the recent Stevie Nick's show this past weekend. The hotel is lovely, easy to find, and has self-parking for $25 daily which is nice bc valet is usually SO much more expensive and not worth it if you don't plan to in-and-out a few times which we did not. I booked with my travel agent's preferred partner program so was upgraded upon check-in, our room was ready around noon, and it was a gorgeous corner suite with wall-ceiling windows. We loved it. It was quiet and a warm and inviting haven with beautiful views in each room. Additionally, we had a breakfast and resort credit (with tons of restrictions which I've never seen and couldn't be used at the restaurants.... weird). We did not get to try Bygone bc we were so short on time - but the rooftop bar is certainly very popular but we did have breakfast at Maximon before departure and the avocado toast and yogurt parfait were delicious! It's in a great location right on the water - with waterfront views - a gorgeous expansive pool overlooking the water from the 4th floor, a lovely spa, and easy parking, as mentioned. Easily walkable to tons of shopping, dining, and things to do. Staff were wonderful, as always, and we enjoyed a relaxing stay on this property and I ticked another FS off my bucket list! 21 down ---- read more

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Spent 4th of July here. What can I say. The location is old and dated. Very hard to get access to the pool. Ate at the pool cafe and didn't have enough chairs for each table. Crazy. Got stuck in the elevator with others. Was 30 minutes before the fire department was able to get us out. No occupancy limit notice in the elevator. Just seemed that for the price things should have been better. Very disappointing. read more

I've stayed at a fair share of Four Seasons, and rarely does this brand disappoint. Customer service is superior, the rooms are clean, beds are comfy. This Four Seasons boasts two trendy restaurants with great food: Maximon and the Bygone. Visit Maximon if you're looking for upscale Latin dishes with live music. The Bygone is more so a steakhouse with fresh seafood options; a lounge-y/social scene is on the other side of the restaurant with great views of the inner harbor. No complaints here. read more

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Amazing stay. Me and my boyfriend stayed this past weekend and everything was amazing and CLEAN. The rooms and the spas were all pristine. We did not try the restaurant in the hotel, however , I have tried it at another hotel, and the food and vibe was amazing. The views are also 10/10. We will surely go again. read more

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The Four Seasons brand has stood the test of time for good reason: superb customer service. The first time I came to the spa within the Four Seasons Baltimore was about three or four years ago and I've made a point to return almost every year since. Why do I keep coming back? The staff here is incredible. From the valet, to the doorman, to the receptionist, to the pool staff. Everyone is kind and accommodating. No ask is too big for them. During my last visit to the spa, I was given a complimentary 3 hour pool pass (something they were doing for select spa treatments since their indoor jacuzzi is being renovated). The pool was a great temperature, the view was gorgeous despite it being a cloudy day, and the food was great too! The staff will walk you to your pool chair of choice and set it up for you with a few towels and enough side tables so your purse isn't sitting on the ground - nice touch :) I got a turkey wrap that was surprisingly good. It had some kind of sundried tomato jam spread on it that was delicious. It was just what I needed before I headed into my treatment. The prices are steep but it's the Four Seasons, what do you expect? I could've laid there all day just taking it all in. I think I might always be a fan of the Four Seasons! read more

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Great Location, Poor Quality ! Surprised Isadore Strauss and his Canadian company are unable to keep this waterfront property clean ? The pool had dirt and slime in the pool bottom visible from our bay front room on the ninth floor. Our room was dirty with large spots on furniture and floor badly scuffed ? Hall carpet also stained and dirty - looks like a mortuary from Banglades! For six hundred dollars a night, this property is a major disgrace to the Four Seasons chain of hotels. Isadore Strauss What happened to your Baltimore property ?? Circumnavigators Member New York, NY read more

Chances are very low that I'll actually ever stay at the Four Seasons, and it's unlikely I'll pursue any spa care there. I'm usually passing through this hotel omw to other events or restaurants in Harbor East. But I do give this hotel their flowers for having a really nice (and spacious) ladies bathroom just off the lobby. This bathroom is fairly clean and has excellent lighting. Nice spot to hang out a while if you need to. Kudos for that. read more

Me and my husband stood at this hotel last weekend. We were in town for a wedding. I didn't know this side of Baltimore. As soon as we checked in, we got upgraded to a higher floor and room with a balcony. The hotel is by the water. And there are many restaurants and stores just walking distance in this area. We had a great stay at this hotel. The first night went well. But the second night, there was a lot of noise and we think it was coming from the people in the room next door to us or down the hall. We made a few calls to the front desk and my husband also went down to complain. And the next day when we were checking out we made the same complaint. We spoke to the hotel manager who apologized and said he would make sure we didn't have to pay for that night since we weren't able to sleep. And we were grateful for that. I would definitely stay here again. read more

We attended a wedding here, and the event spaces and views were beautiful. The wedding was very large but the event rooms were able to accommodate everyone without feeling cramped at all and allowing multiple areas for guests to dance, eat, and talk. The staff was all friendly and helpful. read more

Always great experience with Four Seasons, no complain at all. Great location with many restaurants nearby. We brought our little Yorkie with us and had a really nice & relaxing 4 days getaway. Lounging by the pool with awesome harbor view during last week's heat wave! read more

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Great food. Especially with Mina group involved. Haven't eaten here in years but the rumors are true the food is great. I have never seen Mina wrong. Id imagine the hotel is great read more

Wish I had taken photos. I was invited to a wedding there this past weekend, and I was very impressed by all the staff so much that I wanted to write a review regardless. The parking was crazy expensive though. $25 for a couple of hours. The lobby was beautiful and pristine, the counter staff was pleasant and courteous. The wedding hall overlooked the Harbor with the iconic Domino's sign to the left. But they serving staff!! Wow. They had the best serving staff I've ever experienced all these years of going to weddings and events. Attentive. Courteous. Friendly (not one sour faced staff member). Very professionally. The last time at the For Seasons in Vancouver, I was impressed by the beautiful interior, but great staff trumps everything else in my opinion. Great job, Four Seasons Baltimore! read more

Mathew is the best security guard ever he saved my life!!!!! Thank you so much Mathew!!!!

Had a conference here so i can only review the conference rooms and breakfast, lunch and dinner that was served. Food was just okay in general. Not too delicious but filled the hunger void ;) We did have an open bar for dinner and that was all amazing! The conference room view were good. There were times in the morning part of the conference where music was playing during our session (which wasn't supposed to) and construction noise was going on. read more

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A bit pricey but nothing comes close to the quality service and views for a hotel in the Baltimore area. If you're going to make the visit - do it right and stay here. We even would stay here as residents when we lived here for a weekend getaway. The meeting and banquet facilities are top notch as well. read more

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We had always wanted to stay at this hotel, so my friends and I used the incentive of our 50th birthdays to finally book there and mark this off our bucket lists. It's a beautiful hotel in an A+ location, and the pool and the fabulous pool staff are a huge draw. Pooshan, Eray, and Buffie made me and my friends feel like the best guests who ever stayed there. WE ABSOLUTELY LOVED THEM -- and all their colleagues, too. The pool is gorgeous, the food is great, service by Pooshan is top shelf, and the drinks by Eray are fabulous. Prices are like Vegas prices. Just pay them and enjoy the time there. Carpe diem. (We visited in May, and we understand that later in the pool season seats require some kind of time slot booking. There isn't a whole lot of seating so I could see the seats filling up fast.) The hotel location is great, walkable to lots of fun places to shop, drink, and eat. Usually we try to go to the Four Seasons spa when in Baltimore, but this time we took a pass because all the "heat experience" stuff (sauna, whirlpool, steam room) were closed due to Covid. It's hard to justify a few hundred dollars for a spa visit when you don't get the full experience. I know it may seem petty, but we were disappointed that the hotel never did anything special in our room to acknowledge our celebration, like send champagne or a special dessert to the room. Every time I celebrate something really special at other top-tier hotels like the Ritz, they do a lot to make to me feel like a rock star when I'm there for the big celebrations. So no rock star treatment in your room at the Four Seasons. Boo. But you might feel pretty VIP at the pool if you get the pleasure of having Pooshan, Eray, and Buffie working with you. read more

Be warned if you would like your car crashed and not how you dropped it off than this is the perfect place to come. I drop my car off at valet and this is how they returned it to me. I haven't even had the car for two months read more

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The hotel is beautiful - 100% worth the price tag. The pool bar is the move when you are staying here. We had a blast getting drinks and laying out on the chairs while the sun was out. Anthony, our cocktail waiter, was such an awesome guy. Very kind and attentive. The view in my room of the water was spectacular. read more

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My stay at the Four Seasons Baltimore was amazing. Everything from the service, to the room to the amenities was great! I didn't know the harbor was so nice. My waitress Sedga said it's a hidden gem, and it really is! I plan to go back next summer for sure! I absolutely enjoyed the pool, the food, the tub, their gym and the bed! read more

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One of a kind. It's extremely fancy. The staff is nice. Everything is perfect! Except only 1 thing. The price. While it might be expensive for a hotel stay it is one of the fanciest places ever. It has a very chill and fancy vibe. Service requested room service? no problem they get anything you ask to you without any delays. I would 100% recommend staying at the four seasons for a quick but stay of a lifetime trip. read more

Stayed here for a night on Valentines Day weekend. Before checking in the concierge had reached out to me days in advance going over hotel information and informing me of the options at my disposal. I was able to secure both an early check in and late check out through communication with the Concierge. On arrival I was assisted with my bags, my car was Valet parked and I was directed to the check-in desk. The woman at the front desk with both pleasant and friendly and provided me with a key to my lovely harbor view room on the seventh floor. The room was clean and comfortable. The bed was incomparable in comfort and I thought my bed at home was nice. I found myself attempting to google the type of mattress and pillows used by the hotel on arrival home. The hotel location was ideal as it was a short ride to many of the frequented areas in the city. Checking out of the hotel was just as easy. Unfortunately I was too busy to enjoy many of the amenities the hotel had to offer including pool and spa. read more

You know, I don't mind splurging and spending money on myself now and then. You need a little luxury sometime. So, I did not think much of paying a lot to stay at the 4 Seasons in Baltimore while we were attending a dear friends' son's wedding. It was worth it, I thought. It is also the Christmas season, so - what the heck - give myself a little present too. We have stayed here before during another of our "splurges." We know that the building is impressive. The decoration is all 1st class, fancy even. Beautiful high gloss woods, supple rich leathers, granite tiles - and on and on. Yes, there is no denying that the decoration and atmosphere of this place is fine. However, there is something about the service at the 4 Seasons Baltimore. It is spotty at best. A few people, most of the people at the reception desk, are very good. Polished, articulate and friendly. But everyone else is really not. I guess life in 2022 has taught me to accept less than I think I deserve. I normally do not complain too much about poor service. I always say that I will "vote" with my pocketbook and simply NOT patronize a shoddy business a second time. But, when I pay as much as I paid here, I deserve more. The 4 Seasons should be above reproach. Truth is, it is NOT. I will no longer stay at the 4 Seasons. I will find other nice places next time I want to splurge on myself. And, believe me, there plenty of those other places around! read more

Fantastic stay during covid-19. We wanted to squeeze in a safe staycation and brought our daughter along. From check in, our temps were taken and we were provided little covid packs with a face mask and sanitizer wipe. Also, we booked a package for kids and the room had a cute tent with pretend fireplace set up, along with other child amenities like a bath mat, spout whale, stool, etc. all of those items were squeaky clean. Also had bubble bath and children's soap. Finally, our package included unlimited movie rentals. We experienced technical issues at one point during the afternoon/night for our movies, but was eventually resolved. It took them quite some time to fix it, and while they first said resolved, it wasn't. Later on it fixed itself. Bathroom remote also was broken and didn't let me change channels. The pool was very clean, however felt crowded. Even though you had to reserve a time, I was still surprised by how crowded it was. Beware of any windy forecasts; umbrellas can't be opened then which makes the sun very harsh. Finally, room service breakfast was very speedy and tasty. read more

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Sleek, sophisticated, contemporary, elegant property. This place is beautiful!! Amazing outdoor pool area, great spa, very friendly and attentive team of professionals going above and beyond to give you a great stay. This is a family friendly property with spacious rooms and suites that have amazing views of the water and city scape. I do have a few complaints , the restaurant on the property in the lobby is always so crowded and difficult to get in, most of the patrons are not staying at the hotel though, it would be nice if hotel guests were given priority for reservations. Also would be nice to see more options on the room service menu. Still giving it 5 stars as it is a star hotel even with those few "suggestions" I'm still coming back for life .. way to go Baltimore Four Seasons you guys are my favorite!' read more

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Hi there I had Brunch at the Bygone at the Four seasons hotel and I love the options. There was honestly something for everyone. Seafood and meat choices and a wonder omelette bar and waffle bar. The desert table was very well put together. I wish they offered bottomless mimosas, but buying a bottle of champagne will accomplish the same goal. They were very accommodating for large parties you just have to call and have a card for the hold, keep in mind they will charge for no shows so I suggest if you aren't paying to collect in advance. I will definitely be back! They also have a great balcony with views of the city read more

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The Baltimore Four Seasons is a pretty old four seasons that haven't been renovated much but again the view and location is unbeatable. And most importantly the service is exceptional at the four seasons... better than anywhere I have ever experienced so the money is well spent. The features are all pretty old... for example the TV in the bathroom doesn't really work... but the tub was still big and roomy and nice got a nice bath after a tiring day. Best part is the balcony :) as shown in photos I shared. Yes would definitely be back. read more

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This review is for the spa. I went on Monday to take advantage of the pool time and to celebrate my engagement. Even though they were very busy the front desk was very attentive and helpful. My therapist India was great and ensured I left relax. After my 80 minute signature massage and steam room visit, we enjoyed a nice lunch poolside. The rooftop pool was immaculate and the Frose' was perfect for a nice summWe spent the entire day at the four seasons. It was a much needed escape even though it's close to home. read more

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Love this place, management is excellent. Bygones has great views, pool and pool attendants are great. Class act, highly recommend staying 4 Seasons Baltimore get a high room facing the Harbor and go to Charleston for dinner right down the street. read more