1/5 Justin 1 year ago on Google
Lackluster.
Stayed
in
a
Deluxe
City
View
room
on
the
47th
floor
for
my
final
night
in
San
Francisco
on
a
corporate
relocation.
This
Four
Seasons
is
primarily
about
the
views.
Otherwise,
it's
a
pretty
standard
hotel
of
it's
category.
Nice
enough
but
not
particularly
exceptional.
Staff
are
pleasant
when
present.
I
was
otherwise
underwhelmed
overall
with
this
Four
Seasons
experience.
A
bedside
power
outlet
didn't
seem
to
work.
Even
a
modern
Grand
Hyatt
would
have
central
electronic
control
of
curtains
and
lighting.
Hotel
still
operating
in
safe
mode
-
no
restaurant
or
bar,
limited
options,
room
service
only.
The
room
service
menu
appeared
uninspired,
was
not
at
all
interesting
nor
create
confidence
in
an
appealing
culinary
experience,
so
we
opted
to
leave
to
find
food
instead,
which
was
a
shame.
I
strongly
considered
a
higher
rate
room
or
suite,
but
am
glad
I
didn't.
I
really
wanted
a
compelling
reason
to
spend
more
time
and
money
within
the
property,
but
views
aside
it
simply
did
not
present
the
opportunity.
This
Four
Seasons
felt
as
though
it
were
being
only
half
operated
and
the
primary
amenity
being
the
view.
Long
elevator
waits
as
the
hotel
occupancy
increased.
One
of
the
elevators
sounds
like
it
hits
a
bird
on
the
way
down
every
time.
Just
listen
for
it.
Night
time
staffing
is
low,
if
you're
returning
in
the
evening
you
may
as
well
be
returning
to
any
hotel,
you
wouldn't
be
able
to
tell
the
difference
(no
doorman,
etc).
Had
to
get
my
own
lobby
and
car
door
on
evening
departure
and
return.
It's
hard
to
complain
given
the
privilege
that
comes
with
being
able
to
stay
at
Four
Seasons
-
but
I
wouldn't
go
out
of
my
way
to
stay
at
this
particularly
unremarkable
Four
Seasons
again.
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