Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis Review
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94%
families recommend
57 family reviews

Families will love:
  • Pool & kids' spray ground
  • Seasonal children's program
  • Children's DVD library


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About Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis

Set near the downtown riverside, Four Seasons offers rooms and suites that overlook the Gateway Arch and the Mississippi River. Over 200 spacious accommodations are decorated in light, airy fabrics in neutral hues. Flat-screen televisions, DVD players and wireless Internet are in the rooms. Large, marble bathrooms showcase deep soaking tubs and rain showers. Children under age 18 stay free with parents. Child-sized robes, complimentary infant accessories, cribs and childproof items are available for the rooms. Kids also receive milk and cookies on arrival, coloring books, board games, books and toys. A children's DVD library offers movies. Kids for All Seasons is a children's program that runs supervised activities for kids ages 5 to 12 years. The program takes place from June to September. Babysitting services can also be arranged. A large, outdoor pool is on the pool deck of the hotel. Next to it lies a children's spray ground for younger kids. An onsite restaurant serves up more than spectacular views of Gateway Arch.


Written by Whitney Rife

 

Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis Reviews


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Family Interests
  • Bicycling
  • Golf
  • Museum/Cultural
Family Amenities
  • DVD Player
  • Kids' Pool
  • Laundry Service
  • Pool



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