r/FourSeasonsHotels

We’ve (19m & 20f) stayed at the FS in Chicago and Disney earlier on and really enjoyed both but want to get away this summer at a real “vacation spot”. My boss suggested Vegas but I wanna wait that one out til I’m a bit older, plus I wanna enjoy the hotel as much as I can not go out too much as I was really burnt in the last two cities. I’m open to a lot although I would like to stay in Europe or the America’s. Any suggestions? I know I have to also be aware of 21+ check in so if there are any FS hotels that take 18+ check in it would help, but I don’t think it will matter too much in the end.

Very early days of planning as it’s a proper bucket list trip. We’d also go with our 12yo son… would it be too quiet for him?

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Has anyone had a small wedding at either Maui, Big island, or Lanai?

We’ve stayed at Maui and big island before but curious what everyone’s experience is having a wedding there. It would be a small wedding/elopement with no more than 15 guests.

Thanks!

I know they recently finished some renovations at the end of 2025 but I heard from three people now that they are doing renovations at the end of their summer season in 2026 that the renovations might overlap into 2027. Anyone know how long these renovations will last and to what extent the renovations are going to affect room stays? I was planning to go in Feb 2027 but not if renovations will be taking place during that time or they will be wrapping up renovations at that time. I’d rather go when it’s all finished.

Which of these wellness-centered FS resorts offers the best luxe experience for this brand? Planning trip to Sensei this October and considering a trip to Naviva next February. Wondering if I should switch up my plans and do Naviva first, but I think October is tail end of the wet season and I'd like to avoid the creepy crawlies that show up during humid/rainy weather.

Staying at Landa Giravaru this July. I never stay at five star resorts. We do love sandals tho. What level of luxury do i expect and what does this mean. What kinds of things are normal, what kind of things do i ask for. Thanks!

I’m thinking about heading to the Four Seasons Vail for Memorial Day weekend in a couple of weeks. Has anyone stayed there during non-peak season? I’m honestly less interested in Vail itself and more interested in enjoying the property and amenities.

Since ski season will be over by then, does the hotel still maintain the same level of service and atmosphere? Or is there usually reduced staffing/service during that time?

So I had two or three interviews last week with a Four Seasons hotel depending on how you count it. I had a "screening call" with an HR representative. He asked me to come in the next day for another interview with someone also in HR. At the end of my interview she asked if I was available to meet with the department head immediately, and I had an interview with them as well that very same afternoon. Altogether, I was there for two hours. The next morning, I got an email asking me to come in for an interview with the hotel manager a week later. So I wonder: Is this the final interview? I've seen some people say that if I've made it to this point I more than likely already have the job and this is just one final check to make sure I fit the company culture but I'm anxious. Any tips for success? What kind of questions should I expect?