"With its various onsite restaurants and bars, there is plenty of reason to spend an evening at the Four Seasons. Couples looking for a unique date-night idea can take advantage of the luxury hotel’s food and drink classes. A private “suviche” making lesson lets guests join a Toro Toro chef in mastering the art of making sushi and ceviche, and includes hand-rolled sushi, ceviche, and sake to enjoy. Alternatively, there is a 90-minute, expert-led mixology class that includes two cocktails, bar snacks, and a takeaway gift. There’s also a TopGolf Swing Suites simulator, which includes other interactive games involving sports and zombie. It’s hidden just behind Bayou & Bottle, which is a perfect pre- or post-game whiskey tasting." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Located in the posh Four Seasons Houston, this breezy pool is an extension of the hotel’s understated opulence and is a charming place to bask in the sun. The dining menu is also something to indulge in. Find comfort food classics such as margherita pizzas, salads, and sandwiches. Further channel paradise with frozen cocktails like its frosé; the 10-cent Coconut, a combination of rums, pineapple, lime, and coconut; or the Pool-Loma, made with salted grapefruit, lime, and Fever Tree grapefruit soda with a Tajin rim." - Brittany Britto Garley
"The Four Seasons Hotel is hosting an interactive gingerbread tea at Toro Toro on Sunday, December 17 with two seatings at noon and 2 p.m. Along with a selection of hot teas, pastries, and sparkling wine, attendees may partake in decorating gingerbread houses and enjoy a visit from jolly ol’ Saint Nick. Tickets are $95 per guest, with complimentary entry for children ages 5 and under." - Megha McSwain, Brittany Britto Garley
"Located inside the posh Four Seasons Houston, the Topgolf Swing Suites is a one-of-a-kind immersive simulation that allows groups of up to six to battle against each other on the virtual green. Perfect for small gatherings, golfers can indulge in food and drinks from the hotel’s chef-driven and whiskey-focused Bayou and Bottle restaurant."
"What were your first thoughts upon arrival?Walking into the Four Seasons is like stepping into an exclusive club that has been around for ages. The interior—all marble and mahogany—manages to straddle the line between Texas traditional and contemporary. You'll feel instantly confident that you've chosen the right place to stay. Nice. Who else is checking in?Luxurious travelers and local businessmen and businesswomen on a mission (it's steps from the convention center)—even if that mission is to find a cocktail, stat. Tell us about your room.The Cabana Room features a private patio with a view of the pool, and luxurious furnishings and linens. Any little details worth noting?Complimentary amenities include a welcome gift for kids, speedy wifi, and car service. Thoughts about the room service?Top-rate room service includes a $22 breakfast quesadilla—this is the Four Seasons, after all—made with a whole wheat tortilla, salsa, pepper jack cheese, egg, pico de gallo, and avocado. Enjoy it with a perfectly chilled grapefruit juice ($6) and a Lavazza coffee ($8). Yum. Would you like to give a member of the staff a shout out?The spa staff will deftly cure whatever ails you. Anything else we should know?The newly renovated gym is open 24 hours a day, and the hotel is kid friendly to the umpteenth degree, with activities like mommy-and-me yoga, movies by the pool, and pizza-making class. What's the bottom line?With its stellar staff, amenities, and accommodations, the Four Seasons is second to none in the The Bayou City." - Diana Oates