Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

Selected Tips

• Easily the best hotel I have stayed in in Chicago, maybe in any US city. Great service, good views nice gym and pool.

  JW Cogman

• ...aim for a room on the upper floors & enjoy breath-taking views of Lake Michigan and awesome City views.

  Robert Rowe

• When you wear a Four Seasons robe, you become a wizard.

  Brian Hart

• The expanded fitness facility at the Four Seasons Spa and Fitness Club features state-of-the-art cardiovascular and free weight equipment, plus circuit training machines.

  Gilt City

• Seasons Bar has the best appetizers!

  Jen Grant

• If you're wondering what the earplugs by the bed are for; they are for windy days when the while building creaks.

  Joi Ito

• Front desk Staff is one of the Top in the country. Along with a certain Manager who rocks no matter the request!"Jake the Man"! Your stay will be as wonderful as the views. Hats off to the Four Season

  Natalya Lisa

• Take advantage of the discount booklet in your hotel room and shop at 900 North Michigan Shop! Found this to be a pretty neat find! You might even get a free gift!

  Loretta Donigi

• Located on Chicago’s Gold Coast, right near Lake Michigan and steps away from the city’s best shopping, the Four Seasons is a luxurious spot that’s great for families.

  ToryBurch

• Had a great time here with my pals from http://www.centerfoldstrips.com and nothing broke...lol

  Tanya Bee

• Try the Maryland Crab Cakes - with Lobster Ramoulade

  MlleTravelista

• Seasons Restaurant offers seasonal modern American fare from chef Kevin Hickey, as well as outstanding views of the Mag Mile. [Best in Chicago Hotel Dining]

  The Feast

• Sliders and scotch

  Matthew Hallisey

• make sure to check out the bar- it's quiet and comfortable- better than your average hotel bar, but still pricey.

  Jonathon Schuster

• ABSOLUTELY get the brussel sprouts and sausage.

  Vincent Anzalone

• Try the "Basil Smash" (and thank Steve for creating it)

  Mark J. Carter

• Best Hot Dog ever! Thank you Chef Hickey! ! !

  Brother Fantasma

• Their cinnamon bun and miso butterscotch milk shake are AMAZING. Perfect for sweet tooth

  Julia Park

• Don't miss Kevin Hickey’s Chicago-style hot dog and lush onion tarte Tatin:

  Tasting Table

• The Allium Bar offers the best of a classic bar with a contemporary flair. The Manhattan is hard to beat there. Try the Lavage if you're looking for a light snack.

  Christopher Floss

• The Grilled "Cheese n' Ham" is an expensive option at $17, but it's worth it. House made ham is paired with Prairie Breeze cheese and Miche bread, and served with fresh-cut fries.

  Serious Eats

• Deviled eggs are a must have!

  Jack Preston

• The all you can eat fried chicken 3 course meal with home made peach cobbler is to die for! Literally have my grandma a run for her money!

  Nadia Rawlinson

• Skirt steak + Stag's Leap Iconoclast Cabernet Sauvignon = a beautiful pairing

  Paul Dearborn

• If you're looking for a highbrow milkshake, order the miso butterscotch ($5). Anchored by Homer’s vanilla ice cream and swirled with a rich butterscotch sauce that contains actual miso paste.

  Chicago magazine

• Too many good things to try in one sitting. Arrive famished for best results.

  Lee West

• Amazing Sunday brunch!! Treat ur self to heaven.

  Megan Taylor

• Liquid dessert: coffee with a shot of Grand Marnier topped with whipped cream)

  ISC Chicago

• The (in)famous $19 Chicago-style hotdog

  ISC Chicago

• White bean soup with ham and bacon

  ISC Chicago