Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore

We had a harbor view room on the 14th floor with a great view. Friday night was fine. Saturday night the music from Maximon on the ground floor was ridiculously loud and went on past midnight. I called the front desk and received apologies but apparently there was nothing they could do about it. I went to bed with a headache and woke up with a headache. I will never stay there again.

Every upscale hotel could take a master class from the Four Seasons Baltimore when it comes to customer service, hospitality, and guest satisfaction. This was our first trip to Baltimore, and we came in for an Orioles game, staying two nights at the Four Seasons. From the moment we pulled in, every single interaction with the staff exceeded our expectations. The service was prompt, friendly, and consistently above and beyond. From valet to front desk to room service, everyone was kind, attentive, and genuinely committed to making us feel special. Our room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable. The bathroom felt luxurious with modern finishes and a large bathtub. We had booked two doubles for our family of four (the only option available at the time), but found them a bit small for two people. Without hesitation, the staff brought up a rollaway bed—comfortable enough that our 9-year-old happily slept on it. Our younger son shared with my husband and was perfectly fine. This quick solution is just one example of how the staff never missed a beat in keeping us comfortable. We also enjoyed lunch at the pool one afternoon. Despite the pool being understandably crowded on a beautiful day, service was excellent—efficient, attentive, and always with a smile. The food was just as good. I truly hope this review reaches the leadership team, because every staff member we encountered embodied the very best of what the service industry can be. Their warmth and professionalism are a huge part of why our first visit to Baltimore was so memorable.

Great stay...overall very nice..though room for improvement to bring it to true Four Seasons levels. Service was top notch and shout out to Lais at the pool - excellent attentive great attitude young lady. So speaking of the pool it could be cleaned up quite a bit, same comment as others, brown stains in pool and a weird white cloudy stain here and there is an eyesore especially for Four Seasons level hotel. The adults upper level hot tub area seems a bit in disarray with stuff lying around here and there not cleaned up. Maximon was top notch lunch! Bygones not so much. I do realize Bygones isn't truly part of Four Seasons but it is located in the same building attached to Four Seasons. Their service really is lacking / slow , more of TGIF like service, and the wine list while extensive they don't carry 80% of the wines - took us 4 tries to get a champagne they actually carried - kind of embarrassing for a "top five star" restaurant that says it is part of Four Seasons hotel. As a world traveler my 2 cents would be - advertise only the wines you actually have in stock to avoid guest disappointment. Our CEO moved our 10 person business dinner from Four Seasons to Charleston the next night and it was a fabulous experience. The location is greta and close to so many great dining and shopping spots. Overall it was a 7 on 10.

Amazing Hotel and Staff – Truly a Royal Experience Our stay was absolutely wonderful — we received the royal treatment from start to finish. The staff were exceptional and truly made this hotel stand out. The rooms were spacious, spotless, and well-equipped with plenty of amenities. My only minor complaint is that the pool had some brown algae stains on the bottom that should be addressed. Aside from that, everything was perfect. An excellent stay in a perfect location — highly recommend!

tl;dr version: the location in "Harbor East" can't be beat. Property and rooms are clean, updated, and spacious; nice touches for kids; BUT service was subpar and spotty and definitely not at FS caliber. We went for a three-night staycation with our little one before New Year's and booked the basic room (city view room). the room was spacious and the staff arranged for a fridge in the room, which was nice to have with a child. I will say the check-in and pre-check in process was pretty run-of-the-mill. We received a somewhat odd call before check-in asking if we wanted to pay for an upgrade, which I politely declined. At check-in, our daughter was given a crab plush toy, which was nice. but, the staff weren't particularly welcoming or helpful other than that. For example, we were given incorrect information a few times about the ability to rent out the cottages for dinner and were told these were the same cabanas as on the ice skating rink level, which they were not. Had we known they were different, we would have booked one of the cottages (we only realized this later when we were able to see the cottages from our room). We asked for information on the menu, and the staff seemed hard-pressed to find this info. So, probably a 2/5 for the front-desk staff throughout the stay as they hardly acknowledged us any time we were in the lobby. Upon entering the room, we were pleased that our room had a decent view of the marina and the Christmas tree, so we were able to enjoy the light show from our room. The room and bathroom were well-appointed and spacious. There were kids' toiletries (and a step stool) and a plate of cookies and chocolates on the table, which were nice touches. We had to request the kids' robe and slippers. The housekeeping staff was superb. there was one lady in particular whose name I'm blanking on who was very helpful and accommodating. Also, when we asked for a couple of waters, we were provided a whole carton full of about a dozen waters. A+ for housekeeping. We chose this hotel in part because we wanted to try the rooftop iceskating. It was an artificial skating rink, which provided a different feel, but fun for our daughter nonetheless. And, we did the smores as well. The ice skating/rooftop staff were great as well. We only tried Maximon for breakfast (to go)--the food was decent, and the staff was friendly. We didn't try the other options on this trip. The location can't be beat, as there is a Whole Feeds and a CVS down the street. The hotel has many restaurants nearby, within the Harbor East area, as as well close by in the Inner Harbor, Little Italy, and Fells Point. The hotel is walking distance to Inner Harbor, which was convenient when we wanted to check out the National Aquarium. Overall, 5/5 for location; 5/5 for housekeeping; 5/5 for rooms and property, but a 2/5 for front desk, concierge, etc. staff.