Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

Four Seasons’ spa is definitely the best in Seattle. From the valet to the receptionist everyone is cheerfully customer friendly. The main complement is reserved for the therapist, Navdeep. His degree of professionalism is unmatched, his attention to details is a thing to be enjoyed by anyone who loves a great massage! I’ll definitely be back!

The setting is lovely – locker room, sauna, steam, towels, design – all impeccable. The treatments (I had 2) only so-​so. Like other hotel massage facilities, the therapists might be great or not so great. Just hard to know. I had a 110 minute medley massage and found the therapist to bore (probably a shorter timeframe would have been better-​I finally had to ask her to let me turn over – as more than half the time had me face down leading to headache and congestion) and she tended to repeat movements least satisfying and short those that were more enjoyable. Day after I am bruised. My second treatment, a 25 minute reflexology was just OK… practitioner pleasant enough but not really superb on the feet. The atmosphere and facility both wonderful. But you aren’t going to get superb professionals in hotels where transience doesn’t create the repeat and loyal customers who expect very high quality professionals. Prices twice what you pay in other city spas/​day centers.

Navdeep is the one to see if you’re looking for an incredible deep-​tissue massage. All of the staff are friendly, professional, and efficient. The spa itself is well-​designed. Best I’ve found in Seattle!

Spaaaaaaah. The name itself evokes images of what I thought my time at the Four Seasons spa was going to be. And given I’ve used the spa facilities at other Four Seasons, I felt my experience here left something to be desired. Let’s call it functional at best. Which is fine, but not what I was expecting for the price I paid.
First of all, let’s talk about booking an appointment. Turns out the phone number on line is wrong so when you call it, you go on forever hold. 15 minutes went by so I hung up and called again. Again, 10 minutes went by but during this call I got a recording telling me the restaurant was closed. Restaurant?
So I called the main hotel number and explained my plight. I got the response I expected (this a Four Seasons after all) and I was quickly transferred to the right number with the promise that someone would look into the other situation. Appointment made, all I had to do was show up the next day.
On the day of my appointment, I arrive to find no one at the check in desk. Odd, thought I but I stood around for 5 minutes wondering if I should be in a different place when someone did come up from the back. A cursory tour of the locker room ensued and then I quickly changed as all the delays had put me at my appointment time.
My massage was okay, the therapist worked the areas I asked her to but again, it was very functional.
And after my massage I wanted to have some tea or water in the relaxation room but there were no cups. I looked around, opened a couple of cabinets and finally flagged down someone to ask for some help. She said she didn’t know but would ask someone. I sat there for another 20 minutes waiting for a simple cup. Surely the restaurant or someplace else in a building of this size would have a cup? Finally a cup was procured for me but they were still on the hunt for cups to put in the waiting room. Craziest thing I have seen in a spa.
To me a spa experience is about relaxation. A moment to reflect in one’s crazy life. Did I catch them on an off week? I have no idea. But all the hassles encountered with this one experience left me thinking I spent my money in the wrong place.
This was just a spa. It was missing the «ahhhhhhh» part of the equation.

Ask for Navdeep. He gave me one of the best deep tissue massages I’ve ever had. When I explained I had sciatica pain in the lower back, he took great consideration and was very accommodating. I also recommend the back scrub add-​on. What I like best though is the attention to detail — hot towels on face and feet, lemon water and chocolate afterwards, and spotless changing, steam and shower rooms. Simply the best.

Amazing service at this Four Seasons! Cannot believe how nice the rooftop pool and view were. Service was phenomenal here. It was our first time staying at a Four Seasons and have to say that it’s the best Hotel we’ve ever stayed at. Everything was in walking distance of all the major downtown sights.

Fantastic staff here, from the front desk to the wonderful body workers they have — every one of them was a unique and great experience but I highly recommend requesting Navdeep for a massage if available.
I don’t know about 50minute massages really being the best gauge of any masseuse, it gives you a good sense but, it’s not everything.
I had 4 massages in my time here and every one of them was worth it, however the 80 min. massages were a dream (and I usually get 2 hours because that’s about where I notice the affect on my body — I have some serious long term concerns that benefit from getting deeper than 50m can ever allow, I don’t usually even sign up for something so short).
The facilities are clean, easy to use, and though a bit on the pricey side (compared to some) absolutely worth it and I look forward to stopping here again!
I would have taken them up on a facial or mani/​pedi but they were all booked up, which I’m going to take as a pretty good sign.

I did a 80 mins deep tissue. I have massage every week and when go to a hotel, I usually try their massage first. This is probably one of the best massages I’ve ever had. Recently I have really bad stiff neck and sore back. The girl who did my massage (I forgot to ask her name!!!) know exactly how to work on those areas. After the massage, I felt so relaxed and I can move my stiff neck freely!!! Many thanks to her! Recommend to do sauna after massage, it will make you feel so good.

Massage was great and we enjoyed the sauna. The facility is new, so it is very clean and well maintained. Service was on par with what you’d expect from Four Seasons. However, I’ve been to many spas around the area and abroad and can’t say the experience justified the price. If you don’t mind that, it is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon.

«Meh, I’ve experienced better» as Unilocal likes to describe a 2-​star rating. I agree.
I’m a self proclaimed spa expert as I have had treatments and services in over 20 countries and honestly, this was nice, but nothing great. I went in with a Groupon which cost me $ 175 for a 50-​minute swedish massage and included use of the spa facilities (sauna, relax lounge, and locker room) as well as a glass of champagne and free valet parking.
Let’s start with the facilities. It’s a nice spa, nothing exotic, nothing super luxurious but pleasant. Staff were friendly and always addressed me as «Ms. C…» and used my last name (I’m not typing that on here because these are public reviews and anyone can be a creeper haha)
I requested a male masseur as I have tight hamstrings and other problem areas and prefer some pressure. They scheduled me with Alex and he was pleasant and attentive yet the massage started out as what seemed like a rub… after about 15 minutes I got the courage to request additional pressure and then the massage got better. Again, it was nice but nothing amazing.
Overall I have no complaints, just expected more from the Four Seasons and especially for $ 175 for a 50-​minute massage.
p. s. Groupon had the option of either a 50-​minute massage, 50-​minute facial, or an express manicure and pedicure.

I came, I saw, I de-​stressed. I caught up with a couple of girlfriends. What more can I say? I’ve been buffed, puffed, and polished at a lot of spas around the world, and as expected The Seattle Four Seasons Spa holds their own (somewhat).
But at these prices, you’d be better served making a day of it for maximum value. Use their steam room, sit and unwind in the Relaxation Lounge, take a shower, gussy up in the locker room, etc. etc. We had a Amazon Local deal, which entitled us to: a 50-​min signature service (I went for the facial), valet parking, use of the pool and fitness center (which I understand you do NOT get with just a regular appointment), glass of champagne (while we were in our appointments, they laid a beautifully set table in the Relaxation Room for us. with our glasses of champs ready to go!), and an artfully packaged Four Seasons spa robe to take home. It was a good deal! It was perfect for a day staycation ;)
BUT… (and this is a pretty big but), although everything was quite nice, i’m not sure it lived up to the Four Seasons hype. I definitely had my high expectations, and my facial was AMAZING, but the rest of the spa area seemed, well… small and not really set-​up for a «lets spend the day here» kinda thing. And if use of the pool and fitness center isn’t included in the price of a regular appointment, you might be better served heading across the lake to the Bellevue Pro Sports Club, as our little spa-​ing group has done a couple of times in the last half of 2013.

We came to Seattle for vacation and like every vacation we head to a spa for massages and relaxation. My wife and I are self proclaimed spa junkies as every where we go, we try to check out the high end spa for that destination. Although initially excited for any Four Seasons afternoon, we were sadly disappointed with our most recent adventure to the new Four Seasons Spa in Seattle. Having been to the Four Seasons Spas in LA, Bora Bora, and Scottsdale, our expectations were high. Maybe too high? Here was our experience.
1) Great service — 5 stars
2) 80 min Massages were great — 5 stars
3) Facilities were small with little no lounge room — 2 stars
4) There is no jacuzzi or sauna in the Spa and since we were not guests of the hotel, we were not aloud to use the hotel gym, pool, or hotub. Pretty rediculous considering we dropped $ 480 there. — 1 star
5) Lockers were small and awkward. — 1 star
6) The men’s locker room had no toothbrushes or deodorant and only had 2 showers. One of which is a wheelchair shower. It’s the little things that I expect when paying what we do at a Four Seasons. — 1 star.
All in all we wouldn’t go back. Wish we went to the Hyatt which seems to get great reviews in Unilocal.We’ll be there next time.

When you expect a great experience at a great place and they deliver, it makes you happy. When you have high expectations and they exceed them, you kinda get surprised in a good way.
That’s how it is at the Spa at the Four Seasons. It’s an oasis in the middle of the city with amazing views overlooking Elliot Bay and it’s located right in the middle of everything down by the Pike Place market.

Wish I could afford to go here every week. Fabulous, friendly, no better experience anywhere.

I booked a couples massage for valentines day and the front desk totally pulled a fast one on me. They told me it was 175 for a couples massage, and i was thinking, hey, thats better than any other place i can find so i got it, thinking it was still a bit expensive. I went to the massage and they went ten minutes less than the 80 minute massage, and weren’t very even with their massages, doing different techniques on one side than the other. I come out feeling better until they give me the bill. 350 dollars. are you kidding me? apparently its 175 per person which not one spa employee told me, even on the confirmation call they gave me. I wouldn’t have booked it if i knew this fact.
Not going there again, way overpriced for the amount of «luxury» they gave us.

My soon to be husband surprised me with a full spa package to Four Seasons in Seattle. I had a body scrub, massage, pedicure and facial and spent more than 5 lovely hours in this place. The décor was serene and very relaxing. You get cucumber or strawberry water, snacks and tea. The staff were friendly and professional and had good recommendations for products but did not oversell anything. The esthetician who did my facial suggested products that would be help my skin but gave me options for higher and lower end products. I would definitely recommend going here again! I hope I get another surprise to this relaxing place soon!

Went for the «Alpine deep-​tissue massage» for a sport-​related injury and in preparation for an upcoming race. They ask you to arrive early to enjoy the steam and relaxation rooms, which I did. As another reviewer had mentioned, the steam room is nice, although the scalding drips of condensation falling from the ceiling were a little harsh. I would advise they fix that. Spent another 20 minutes in the relaxation room and had some tea, dried fruit and flipped through some magazines. Almost passed out from relaxation at that point.
Had an 80 minute deep tissue massage in the Sage room from Stephanie and she was excellent. She is experienced and very friendly and I will ask for her again on my next visit. The Sage room is also really cool and has a great view of the new waterfront Ferris wheel.

One of the best spas in the city. The Four Seasons in general is luxurious and the view from the spa in the Sage room is great. If you are ready to splurge, the Deep Forest Bliss and Emerald Package are blissful. Plus you can go in early and use their lounge and make an afternoon of it. Fantastic…

Definitely pricey but a great spa experience, if you can afford it! If you can, try and order the Sage Room, which has the best view. I got a body scrub treatment and felt wonderful afterwards. I wished I could have had more time to hang out in the lounge in my comfy robe, or in the beautiful steam room and sauna in the marble bathroom. Very plush experience all around!

I went to the Four Seasons for a facial when my skin was irritated and really dry. Pros: 1. The décor is relaxing, and there are amenities like cucumber water, fancy teas, and natural snacks. 2. The aesthetician created an individualized treatment for me, and my skin felt much better afterward. 3. They carry Skinceuticals skincare (which I like). 4. They have weekday pricing that knocks off up to 20% off the weekend-​price of the treatment.
Cons: 1. The sauna is very tiny. 2. The steam room is constructed in such a way that the ceiling drips water (accumulated from the steam) and it’s VERY hot when it hits your skin. It’s literally painful to sit in this steam room. I mentioned it to the aesthetician, and she agreed that the same thing happens to her when she goes in the steam room. I don’t know if this is because of the tiles on the ceiling or what, but they need to fix this. Sitting in that steam room, being pelted by scalding bullets of water, is just unbearable.