Town and Country hotel guide. Four Seasons hotel in Town and Country, St. Louis

"Service at the breakfast restaurant was terrible and food was mediocre at best. Definitely not worth the price. They need a new key system. Every time we left, our keys lost their coding and we couldn’t get back into our room without going to the front desk. Ice & water machines had a moldy smell, so we didn’t use. Front desk staff was superb, and the 1st floor patio garden rooms were exceptional. "

"The hotel is old and musty and allows pets. Now breakfast. I will not come back EVER!!"

"Clean and comfortable and great location"

"Room was dirty, staff was rude, the valet was cool he did a great job job. Good hotel location. "

"Amazing service! Very friendly and accommodating! So so so quiet! I never heard one peep from the hallway or other rooms. The breakfast is amazing. Really nice rooms. The pool was the only disappointment. It’s tiny. "

"Location, location, location..."

"The room was exceptionally clean! I was very pleased."

"The staff was excellent, I want to point that out first and foremost from the valet to the front desk. However, the bed was hard, the pillows were harder, and the A/C unit made a loud knocking/clicking noise for 20 seconds every time the unit cycled. Also, the phone in the room did not work, so I couldn’t call the front desk, etc. I was exhausted when I got back to the room at 11PM (me and my wife were there for a sports event) and didn’t have the energy to address the phone/super loud knocking from the A/C. We slept a very restless night, checked out and went home. For $252.00 for one night I expect a lot more comfort and amenities in a room. Unfortunately next time we are in St. Louis for the night or a few days (which is 4-5 times a year) we will not be staying here. I can’t recommend this hotel to anyone with a price tag that high, the quality was of a super 8 with the price tag of a four seasons."

"When looking on their website before traveling, it didn't state there was on-site construction. Our main idea for stay was the availability of amenities, then they weren't available. Due diligence in looking."