Spa at Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis

This place is magical. The ambiance is perfect. Love the steam room and jacuzzi in the changing rooms. Also the larger coed jacuzzi with a view. The relaxation room is comfortable and airy with beautiful views of the river. We booked the Couples Suite Getaway. It was so worth it. The 80 massage was bliss the masseuses were fantastic. They used many techniques that I have not experienced that were effective and relaxing. The private steam room after with glasses of Prosecco was such an amazing transition after the massage. We needed the relaxation room again to recover before leaving. Best spa that I have been to.

A thousand stars would not be enough to rate this tranquil oasis in the middle of downtown!!! The facilities are great; clean, perfectly lit, and full of amenities. The staff have a lovely, tranquil energy, are superb and helpful and the masseuses are simply top notch.
If you are here with your SO, get the couple’s suite! The private steam room is absolutely worth it!!!
The tranquility and relaxation rooms are really yummy and you have access to two whirlpools.
Yes, absolutely come here!!!

Addendum: The false $ 3000 charge went through on my credit card. When I called the Four Seasons to look into the issue, they discovered I was charged for the services of an entirely different group. $ 3000!
Now I have a credit card statement accruing interest that is due with a charge that cannot be reversed for 5 – 30 days.
Rita offerred me 15% off on my next services…

My visits to the Four Seasons Spa have always been amazing. Every time ! This is a world class spa and hotel overlooking the Mississippi River. My facial with Alix was so great. She really knows the art of relaxation and facial massage. Even though I used a groupon for my facial today I was treated with care and respect. Very very good facial. And not a lot of pressure to buy products. This is a must do for anyone in the area.

A lovely experience for a spa day! I wish I could give five stars but for a spa at the Four Seasons I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect the best of the best for EVERYTHING and it just missed that bar.
The locker rooms were way too small, there werent enough showers, the toiletries were very basic – lotion, mouthwash, hair driers, and disposable toothbrushes (I’d expect deo, face cream, and a few hair care items, less disposable stuff).
I went for a facial and the treatment was amazing. There are two hot tubs (one coed one not)… The coed one was just warm enough, not hot, so it was comfortable to stay in there for a longer while and chat while looking at the arch.
The steam room was crazy awesome, the water and snacks were great, and the staff was gracious and inconspicuous.

I must admit that my first experience getting a massage at this spa wasn’t that impressive a few years ago. This past visit though — WOW! I got European Classic facial with Jasmine and she was absolutely wonderful — Very friendly and made me feel comfortable and relaxed throughout. I feel like I left with radiant skin and a renewed commitment to get there more often. As often as my bank account will allow, that is. The place is pretty pricey, but it’s nice to spoil yourself once in a while, right? :)
PS — The spa facilities (whirlpools, steam room, and relaxation lounges) are also a total treat. Next time, I will definitely allow more time to enjoy them. The rest of the staff was very friendly and accommodating too.

What a great day. We made arrangements for my 50^th birthday for 6 of us to get treatments, on Saturday — July 18^th
Martin Hilton saved the day, when I called the night before and my reservations weren’t in the system. He managed to get 6 people on his staff to either come in on their day off or arrive early or stay late on their shifts to accommodate us, in less than an hour.
He turned what could have been a horrible experience into an amazing day that we’ll all remember. He also ensured that we were all individually greeted by him, when we arrived, that we had access to the pool before our treatments, and then met each of us after our treatments and brought us up to the bar area after where we were congregating.
Everything was perfect and amazing. Thanks so much Martin.

Some things have definitely changed over the years since the Spa Four Seasons made its debut in St. Louis (like the punch card reward perks) but 1 thing has remained constant… the hands of Cameron are like being touched my an angel!
I also love the other therapist; namely Jason & Nancy but the Cameron has the magic touch. I’ve been to many spas in many places and have yet to receive treatment comparable to his.
Anyway, the spa is beautiful. Tranquil. Equipped with all the bells and whistles that make this a première full service spa. Indoor/​Outdoor (rooftop) pools; there’s also a heated jacuzzi in the women’s lounge along with a steam room, luxurious rainfall showers, toiletries, robes, slippers, wet suit dryer, scale, sanitary products and refreshments. The resting area/​tranquility room gives a view of the Mississippi (I’m not a fan of looking at the dirty water so I simply close my eyes, sip hot tea or grab a magazine until my therapist is ready for me.)
The rooms are superb; perfectly dim with soothing aromas and comfortable tables. There’s so much to love about this spa. Although it’s pricey I believe it’s absolutely worth the money. The therapist have taken the time and interest in getting to know my bodies needs over the years and I appreciate that.

I love this place!!! Seriously I didn’t want to leave. The staff is extremely professional and this is the best spa in St.Louis. In the past I had a bad brazilian waxing experience. Jasmine did my brazilian and she did an amazing job. It wasn’t painful and she took her time. She also made me feel very comfortable. Michelle gave me my pedicure. It was great and she too was very professional. I gave the steam room a try and it is a must! Lunch at the spa was also amazing. Every penny is worth it. I love the Four Seasons!

I decided to treat myself to a massage while at a convention, and I was assigned to LaNette, one of the massage therapists. I don’t know when I have ever felt so good! She listened to my needs, her techniques were fantastic, and I felt like I was floating when I left. I would recommend her over and over again! The front desk staff was so pleasant, the managers were very welcoming, and I had a wonderful experience from start to finish. If you are looking for a fantastic massage, please ask for LaNette!

PURE BLISS. The Spa at the FS is the ultimate place for a declaration of SELF LOVE. A few luxurious hours (or six…) spent at the spa is so incredibly good for resting and recharging. It is expensive but very much worth it to treat yourself.
I had the «Ultimate Body Experience» body treatment, which included a full-​body salt scrub, a moisturizing warm wrap, and a massage. Cherise was my massage therapist and she gave me the BEST MASSAGE I’ve ever had in my life. It was so damn relaxing, I literally fell asleep and snored with zero shame. The treatment tables here are HEATED and are power-​controlled for adjusting your body position/​angle. I can never go back to a non-​heated treatment table for a massage ever again. I felt like I was cocooning in deeply blissful, toasty warm hibernation. Cherise is amazing at finding all of those pesky knots that accumulate from carrying all that stress in our necks and backs and gently knead them into submission.
I also had the «Sea Creation» facial. It was one the most effective yet gentle facials I have received. There are two masks involved in the treatment. One of them had a tingly pineapple enzyme as one of its active ingredients. I’ve never fallen asleep during a facial until I had this one at the FS. I only woke up during a few extractions lol.
You can order lunch/​snacks from Cielo, the rooftop restaurant at the FS, and have it delivered to the café area of the spa floor. You can saunter over to the café area, naked under your robe and eat your lunch in peace.
Get there early before your appointment or stay late after for some R&R in the «tranquility room» — there are multiple plush lounge chairs facing floor-​to-​ceiling windows overlooking the riverfront for your use. There are stations where they have cucumber and lemon water, fruit baskets, and even some trail mix to nibble on. Magazines and newspapers are available as well. There is a warm water pool overlooking the arch, and there are gender-​specific steam rooms (clothing optional) as well. Even the showers in the locker rooms are super luxurious and perfect for washing off after your treatments.
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I would never go back the way they treat their guest and employers is unacceptable they are disrespectful always have attitudes for no reasons It is not a good place to spend your money at go somewhere elece

Was lucky enough to get a last minute appointment with Lisa for a shellac manicure. The staff was wonderful and the salon was gorgeous. Lisa did a great job.

The best spa in St. Louis! I’m addicted to Spas and Messages and couldn’t find a wet spa in St Louis until I found this one. The facility is clean and staff are really friendly. My masseuse, Mary Martin was really good. She knew exactly where to put the pressure on my shoulder and neck and made the whole experience very relaxing. You’ll also have a view of arch and the river from the relaxation rooms.

The spa here is fantastic! I only wish I had brought my suit when I came to town so I could have taken advantage of all the beautiful amenities. My mother and I came to get manicures/​pedicures prior to a family wedding. They use Butter of London products and I came home and bought the color that they used (which I never do!) because I loved it so much. And my mani/​pedi lasted for a really long time. The views from the spa area are wonderful and we felt so pampered. I live in Los Angeles and this spa definitely rivals some of the top spas here in Beverly Hills.

Bought a travelzoo voucher for a massage and facial and redeemed it last month. From the time I scheduled the appointment to the time I left, everything was top notch. Excellent customer service and truly 5 star accommodations. Other spas could learn a thing or two from the way the Four Seasons treats its customers. Yes, the services are pricey, but if you are wanting to treat yourself and have a real spa experience, this is the place to go. Cherise (sp?) was my massage therapist and she gave me probably the best massage I’ve ever had (and I get massages monthly). When you purchase services, you can use the other amenities in the locker room and relax in the waiting area. I did not have time to take advantage of the hot tub, but I will be back. In my opinion, this place is worth the price!

I go at least 3 times a year just to chill out at the spa. I have a favorite masseuse. I’ve received a facial there once.
What I enjoy about the spa is that I don’t always have to get a service to enjoy the spa if I’m staying there. I can go to the tranquility pool and just float, or I can go into the women’s area and it’s swimsuit optional, which I really like (sorry folks that are shameful)…but it’s nice not to have to put on clothing when I’m in the steam room and then jump in the Jacuzzi.
Herbal waters, teas and fruit are always there. If you want a Eucalyptus towel, all you have to do is ask. I also enjoy that they will bring my snack, beverage, etc. to me as I relax on the chair and lookout at the scenic downtown/​Mississippi river. (yes, it can be scenic).
On a warm summer day, I can go out to the roof deck pool and relax. Unless there are tons of folks there, especially party folks. But then, I can grab a spot and receive service there as well.
**I just checked out the Ameristar, and I’m looking forward to that spa excursion with the swim in-​out doors pool and DJ dance parties on the roof top deck this summer!

I can’t give the Spa at the Four Seasons anything less than five stars. I just can’t.
I enjoyed a whole afternoon here on my 28^th birthday, and I’m still in total bliss mode. I’m a fan of spa days whenever I can swing them, but this one was way above the rest. Yes, it’s pricey. No, it’s not something any of us can do that often. But yes, it’s worth every penny you’ll spend.
The place is beautiful and calming from the second you step off the elevators on the 7^th floor. The staff is very attentive and helpful, and the facilities alone are worth the price. No matter how big or small your spa treatment is, you get complete access to the facilities the entire day of your appointment.
Here’s the best advice I can give you: book your appointment for later in the day, and go two hours early to enjoy the facilities. I had lunch at Cielo beforehand which made the day even more special, but the spa blew me away. Staff will take you around to show you everything after you put your stuff in a locker and put on the softest robe of all time. Afterwards, you can enjoy hot tea, sit in the whirlpool, relax in the eucalyptus steam room, and lay in the big comfy chairs that overlook the river and the arch. Bring a book, even, and just enjoy your time. (Note about the whirlpools: there’s one in the women’s area, and also a co-​ed on the other side.)
On my birthday, the two treatments I got done were the detox body wrap and the «your choice» pressure massage. Both were wonderful, but I would have been more than happy with just the body wrap. Scrubs, oils, scalp massage… it was all happening.
Seriously when I left this place, I was renewed and glowing with bliss. I will go back at some point, because it’s just that good.

I just called to make an appointment for a shellac manicure and was turned down because I requested a soak off of a different product. I am a licensed nail technician and try to go to places like the four season for quality work. It frightens me to think that, after explaining the soak-​off brand I use is the same process, that they would not take a $ 50 nail service and the technician wouldn’t know that it’s the same thing. Just odd to me.

First I should say that my spa experience was complimentary. I was staying at Lumiere Hotel for a social media weekend, and we were each offered a free manicure at the Four Seasons Spa. I get fills and couldn’t use the manicure, so I called and asked to switch it to something of comparable price. They said the manicure is $ 50 (way more than I would ever spend, but I go to Beautiful Nails and get a fill for $ 19).
They booked me for a Wild Lime Scalp treatment, and I had no idea what to expect. I’m guessing this is normally an add-​on to other services, as it was over in about 15 – 20 minutes. I did enjoy myself as avocado & lime oil was massaged into my hair and scalp. She finished off with using hot clothes on my face and feet.
I will say it took 2 days and 3 shampoos to get the oil out of my hair, but I was warned that it is better to put your shampoo on your hair dry first. Good thing I was prepared to wear a ponytail after the treatment!
The spa space is great. As luxurious as you would expect. An escort shows you to a locker and after you swap into a robe and spa shoes, you wait in a room for your therapist. After, you are delivered to the relaxation room and can use the steam room and whirlpool. I found the jets in the women’s whirlpool almost painful… it was hard to find a spot to sit where I wasn’t blasted with them. I skipped the steam room and pool, but did experience my first rain head style shower. Very relaxing!
While I really enjoyed myself, it’s a little pricy for me. I would probably do something like the Face & Body for a massage and my basic Vietnamese nail salon for fills & pedis.