Saad
extended_group · Aug 2026
Location
Old and not up to four seasons standards
Excellent
248 reviews
What guests liked
Could be better
Luxurious Accommodations with Private Balconies
Experience luxury at its finest with rooms featuring French doors opening to private balconies, offering stunning views of the surrounding areas. The air-conditioned rooms are elegantly furnished with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay.
Full-Service Spa and Outdoor Pool
Indulge in relaxation at the full-service spa or soak up the sun by the outdoor pool. Whether you prefer a rejuvenating treatment or a leisurely swim, this 5-star hotel has you covered for a truly pampering experience.
Fine Dining and Entertainment Options
Savor exquisite Italian cuisine with indoor or outdoor seating options, complemented by a variety of cocktails at the sophisticated Windows Lounge. Additionally, unwind at the library, gym, sauna, or explore the nearby iconic Rodeo Drive and Melrose Avenue.
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Please note: The breakfast is at an additional cost. It is not included in the rate and must be paid separately.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. A deposit may be required at the property.
The experience included concerns about a water stain above the table, negatively affecting cleanliness perception.
Some unfavorable comments regarding service, particularly with the host's response, though other reviews noted great service.
The location is noted to be desirable, despite some reviews mentioning it is not in Beverly Hills.
Positive sentiment towards room quality and comfort expressed in reviews.
Positive mentions of amenities such as the pool and outdoor spaces.
Value questioned, especially in context of high prices and poor food options during the Thanksgiving event.
Severe dissatisfaction regarding the Thanksgiving buffet offerings and lack of basic desserts.
Mixed experiences; highly positive from some reviews but strongly negative sentiments from the Thanksgiving experience.
Saad
extended_group · Aug 2026
Location
Old and not up to four seasons standards
travelinspiration
Family · Jul 2026
“Amazing 3 night stay!”
Had the most incredible 3 night stay!! Booked balcony deluxe room and had requested to face back of hotel/high floor since we are light sleepers. Sam in in-house reservations was amazing and our room on 15th floor was the most quiet room ever!! Everyone at hotel super friendly and everything very clean, beautiful decor. We especially loved The Penalty box to watch Cup games. Breakfast and room service also great. Concierge also great. Nice location. Highly recommend, would definitely stay again!!
vivien911
Family · May 2026
“Four Seasons…always a good Choice”
The Four Seasons Hotel on Doheny Drive is a truly wonderful hotel from which to explore beautiful Beverly Hills. The hotel is very well-maintained, the reception staff was friendly, and our Hollywood Suite was spacious and cozy. Since we were staying on the ninth floor, we were able to make wonderful use of the two balconies. On the fourth floor is the pool area, which is spacious for an LA city hotel. A pretty pool, exceptionally comfortable loungers, and good service put you in a good mood. The hotel’s complimentary shuttle service within a 2-kilometer radius is a nice touch, as is the walking distance to Rodeo Drive. All in all, a lovely hotel to stay for several nights and explore the greater Beverly Hills area, including Brentwood, Venice, and Malibu. We enjoyed our six nights there and would choose this hotel again anytime.
genevieve1976
Business · May 2026
“Old timey Luxury, soon should get a little facelift.”
Long (10 day) business stay at the Four Seasons. Atmosphere: luxurious, yet understated. Harkens back to the early 2000 and one can easily understand why many celebrities opt to stay here, away from prying eyes. The lobby could use a bit of a refresher. Service: top notch, especially Tom the bellman and housekeeping. Check in desk was courteous but nothing extraordinary. Location: decent, but action is at least a 20 minute walk away (Rodeo Drive, The Grove). Room: 14th floor rooms are beautiful and discreet, the highlight being the ultra comfy bed and spacious bathroom with glass shower and tub. Beware, some lower floor rooms are dated and desperately need an upgrade. Pool: Comfortable, slightly small, no fuss. Food: Probably the lowest mark for the hotel, nothing special or stand out dishes. Very expensive for what you get. Overall, very comfortable but would expect a bit more wow for the rates. A tech upgrade would be welcome in the rooms and the kitchen needs an overhaul.