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Hotel Coverage: FOUR SEASONS SEATTLE
More Falling Glass From a Hotel, This Time at The Four Seasons Seattle
Just when we thought the falling glass trend was behind us, some windows have shattered again, this time at the Four Seasons Seattle on Sunday. And much like what happened with the W Austin the loose window panes were actually from the residences that are attached to the hotel....
September 02, 2011
The Four Seasons Seattle Has Apparently Been Transplanted to Baltimore
Yesterday, we commented on the guestrooms at the upcoming Four Seasons Baltimore by saying they looked "decidedly Four Seasons" meaning they look pretty darn similar to other Four Seasons hotels. But we were still shocked when a tipster pointed out that the room photo is ripped off from the...
August 26, 2011
Five Hotels for The Holidays That Go Beyond Dinner and a Room
Scotland's Balmoral Hotel Hotels getting gussied up for holiday time is hardly something new, nor is the deluge of "Super-Amazing-Can't-Miss-It" packages that accompany tinsel being hung. Trust us; we'll be hearing (and writing) about them ad infinitum. Finding metallic ornaments and maybe even a Christmas goose dinner is easy...
November 18, 2009
Sleeping in Seattle: The Four Seasons ART Lounge
Over the weekend we spent a few days in Seattle checking out the city's coffee shops, fish markets and, of course, the hotel scene. This week we'll be putting forth our reviews and observations on Seattle's hotels, of which there are plenty. Got any questions or suggestions? Let us know.Just...
May 05, 2009
Four Seasons Opens in Seattle; Bill Gates Probably Very Happy
Loyal guests of Four Seasons Hotels are no doubt thrilled that the chain has opened their newest hotel, The Four Seasons Seattle, giving them yet another location to travel to. We know about you Four Seasons loyalists--if there ain't a Four Seasons there, you won't go.The hotel officially opened today...
November 03, 2008
Partner Reviews: FOUR SEASONS SEATTLE
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Heather is the cutest bartender ever. Seriously. -
Don't forget to check out The Spa on the third floor - it's beautiful!! -
Pick up a self-guided art brochure and learn about the original Pacific Northwest artwork collection in the hotel. Across the street, Seattle Art Museum includes pieces by these and other artists. -
Seattle's iconic Pike Place Market is one block from the hotel. The concierge has details on how to navigate the U.S.'s oldest continuously operating farmer's market or how to have Chef guide you.
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Great location on the water and close to Pike Place market. Infinity pool that is hot enough to go when it's in the 60's. -
Must check out the spa. The treatments are fantastic and the sauna and steam room are icing on the cake. -
Come here on Organic Wednesday - dig in to artisan cheeses and pesticide free giraffe pate. -
The Art Lounge is great for apps and atmosphere. -
A beautiful spot with dramatic views of the Puget Sound and Elliott Bay. The spa offers inventive treatments, such as the Deep Forest Bliss, a bath infused with essences of white pine, balsam fir, and -
One of the best Happy Hours is here at Art. Don't miss the cheese. -
So delicious apple cider, here :) -
The pool is small but warm. Perfect for a late night swim. -
Corner Suite 801 Rocks...the view can't be beat -
Love the Feng Shui martini. Definite must have. î„ -
Great place for lunch on sunny days! -
Great for a more upscale happy hour--plus there's the cheese bar--enough said. -
$5 Happy Hour is a bargain -
The bathrooms are a total disaster -
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have a cocktail at the infinity pool. Amazing view!
classy, arty
i recently dined at ART and was thoroughly impressed. My entree of choice was the roasted hen with a potato croquette, a poached egg and asparagus. The cooking techniques were spot on for each component from the succulent hen to the perfectly poached egg. The wine that was paired with my meal complemented it very well. The desserts that were ordered for the table were doughnuts to share, molten cake and sticky toffee cake. Each dessert had a clean presentation and well rounded flavor. I cant even tell you which was my favorite, they were all so good. I was impressed with my entire meal at ART and look forward to dining there often.
A Happy Hour for Grown-Ups
Not only does ART offer urban elegance in a traditionally elegant hotel, they also have one of the city's best happy hours. The $5 menu includes a mini burger trio (beef or vegetable), tangy hummus and olive tapenade with pita wedges, as well as other great items and selected drinks. The food is good in both flavor and portions. With its cosmopolitan decor, floor-to-ceiling windows, and lights and music set perfectly for intimate conversation, it is a great setting for those seeking a more grown-up version of happy hour. I look forward to going back for dinner. If you haven't been to ART, you are missing out.
Overwhelming disappointment from a Four Seasons Fan
I long awaited for the grand opening of the new Four Seasons as someone who flocks to them around the world. Any one who dares to speak badly of the chain gets quickly squashed if I'm around. But the new "Art" Restaurant left me thinking I was at a bar at a Hyatt or Sheraton rather than the gold standard of Service and Quality. And I've given it numours opportunities since its oppend to convince me different. But every time - and I mean EVERY time I've been since its opend there has been nothing short of the most neglectful and dis-interested staff as I have ever seen. The food from the kitchen was new-world cuisine with a touch of Pacific Northwest flavors but left me wanting more - in other words not memorable. The decor too was bland - and not minimalist clean like the rest of the hotel - but rather just boring with mood lighting walls that I saw at swank bars in 93', again I think of a Sheraton. The one thing that was Very Four Seasons like at the new Art Restaurant was the bill. It still the Four Seasons so go in - get one drink at the bar to say you've been - grab a mathbook for your nephew's collection then move on down the road.
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