Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale

I was with a big group from Dallas and from the moment we got there the valet guys were super sweet immediately helping us with our golf bags etc. specifically Mason! And then I had the best massage from Ethan, he knew everything about our body connectivity and was hitting all of the right pressure points! And I am going to sooo miss Richard and his sweet smile and amazing service at Proof their restaurant! He is adorable AND THE FOOD IS AMAZING! The golf was spectacular and to wrap up my stay I had an amazing facial from the sweetest, most precious face whisperer, Kem. I cannot say enough about this resort I will definitely be back!

Truly a dream stay. We spent a long weekend here in September. From the moment we arrived, we felt relaxed. The resort is breathtakingly beautiful with casitas literally built into the landscape. The pools are amazing with delicious drink and food service. We spent our days soaking up as much of the pool scene as possible. Our suite was extremely well appointed, quiet, and comfortable. I had the best sleep I’ve had in a hotel here. We cannot wait to return in May. If you’re looking for a relaxing retreat, this is it!!

We love this four seasons resort and the staff is excellent. I left a curling iron and rob and called security and Zach Ownbey offered to ship it back to me. That’s amazing customer service. We are big fans.

My stay at the Four Seasons Resort in Scottsdale was truly exceptional. From the moment I arrived, the service was warm, professional, and attentive in a way that felt genuinely personal. The property itself is stunning — beautifully designed with desert-inspired architecture, peaceful pathways, and breathtaking mountain views that make the entire stay feel like a retreat. The rooms were spotless, spacious, and incredibly comfortable, with thoughtful touches throughout. The multiple heated , and 24 hours pools were relaxing, never too crowded, and perfectly maintained. Food and drinks at the resort were excellent, with fresh ingredients and amazing flavors that highlight the best of the Southwest. Every staff member I interacted with was kind and went above and beyond to make the experience special. Whether it was dining, housekeeping, or the spa, the service was consistently top-tier. There is a beautiful hiking trail next to the resort as well. If you’re looking for a luxurious, relaxing, and memorable getaway, the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale is absolutely worth it. I can’t wait to return!

First time visit for my wife and I. The hotel is located in North Scottsdale, about 25 minutes north of Old Town Scottsdale. We enjoyed the more rural location. The grounds are simply spectacular. We enjoyed the desert view from our room, the trails throughout the resort and especially the nature trail that connects with the Pinnacle Peak park trail. We found the service to be mostly excellent. The Onyx Bar staff was particularly accommodating and housekeeping did a great job of getting in and out of our room when we were gone.|As first time guests it was disappointing to not be offered any kind of upgrade upon check in. We likely would have been interested if it was offered. The hotel certainly did not appear to be near capacity. ||We also felt that the food at the resort was uneven in quality. For instance, two good meals at Proof were followed by a dinner that was sub-par. Cole slaw that was barely dressed and uninteresting, ribs that felt as though they had been reheated and a taco that was so poor in every way that we complained (which we never do). A manager intervened and one of the dishes was taken off of the check. ||Finally, while the room we stayed in was clean, with a terrific view, it is in need of updating. ||These issues notwithstanding, we had a nice stay but would want to see these things addressed before we considered returning.

My family and I went during New Year's Eve week and stayed until January 2nd. |The location is nice and secluded, I can tell during the spring and summer that it must be really nice here -- I was quickly reminded that this resort is located in North Scottsdale.... Where it is naturally cooler. ||It was pretty quiet for most of our stay, likely because the weather had people indoors. |The grounds are beautiful and well-kept. The valet were so sweet and extremely attentive. ||The overall service was good, but in comparison to other FS resorts I've stayed at, the service that we did receive was oftentimes missing something that I can't quite put my finger on. Maybe it's a level of warmth, or care that felt lacking? I'm not sure what to call it. ||Unlike other FS resorts, our arrival did not come with a warm towel and a welcome beverage -- which I guess I was beginning to think was standard at all FS resorts. We were fortunate to receive an "upgrade," which I had to call the front desk to understand how the upgrade was different than the room we originally booked. She kindly explained to me that the major difference was the view -- not being a mountain expert myself, I guess I could not appreciate the upgraded view, since my original booking was also described to have a desert or mountain view. ||Room service was always on time and cared for nicely. The cleaning crew and turn down service were also always on point! ||At their original kids club must also be under construction, because when I went to the kids club with my family, it seemed to be relocated to a large ballroom with games and activities spread throughout the ballroom. This is a very different experience than I had at other Four Seasons resorts, which were informal children friendly spaces, with things like small jungle gyms or fake ships with slides, and designated areas of different developmental play. ||Some issues I had: I contacted their messaging service a few days prior to my arrival to book dinner reservations for NYE. The person managing the messaging system said they would get back to me, and after 24 hours I still did not receive a response. After inquiring about opportunities to reserve a table for dinner on New Year's Eve, we found that all restaurants were booked for the evening. This might have not happened if the messaging service followed through with their intention to get back to me about my original inquiry for reservations. ||All this led to us doing in-room dining for the evening, which did not seem like a problem since the in-room dining service from the night before was just fine. We ordered a few menus items from Proof this time around, and wow! The food was so salty! I feel like the food was either double salted, or somebody accidentally knocked over the salt into all of their food. It was so salty, that my mouth was hurting while I tried to finish the rest of my dinner. ||For some reason, I thought this was a fluke, and thought that maybe their food was better if you ordered inside the restaurant. From my experience, I was wrong. My husband and child's food were both extremely salty, and opting for the breakfast buffet was a mistake. The buffet scrambled eggs were different consistency than the scrambled eggs that came directly from the kitchen, the meats were over salted, the French toast was stale and very difficult to slice, but the gentleman who was in charge of the buffet did a great job of keeping the area clean and caring for the guests that were retrieving their food from the buffet.||TLDR (ratings out of 5):|Location - 4 stars in the winter, is likely a 5 in the summer |Facilities - 4|Service - 3|Valet - 5|Ambiance - 5|Food - 2 |Family friendly - 4

Came here for the new year with my husband and my son. First time in Arizona! When we travel we always stay or try to stay at a four seasons because of their exceptional service. I have to say it was very underwhelming at this location. The resort itself is stunning and has so much potential if only the service was there. Breakfast was not good or like all the other four seasons locations. Food is mediocre at this resort which is hard because the resort is so far away from everything else so it would've been nice if the food was better tasting.

Our stay at The Four Seasons for my birthday celebration exceeded expectations. We booked through the American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts portal, and we were immediately greeted with early check-in and a room upgrade. The grounds and casitas were both quiet and secluded, and we loved how easy it was to walk between the main lobby/restaurants and casitas. We spoke with directors Haley and Angie during our stay, who were both incredibly welcoming and gifted us birthday amenities. They made our stay even more special and will be one of the reasons we stay at The Four Seasons again. My manicure with Stacy at the spa exceeded expectations; I can’t wait to visit her for my next manicure. From check in to check out, we enjoyed every minute of our stay and are looking forward to returning.

Wow. Where to begin... We pull up and awwww, our favorite place to stay Four Seasons! This was our first time in Scottsdale but we were definitely NOT disappointed. Mike at the front in valet is amazing. He had great restaurant knowledge and was always on top of helping us with anything. I had the absolute BEST facial ever... the black diamond facial and we had a couples massage. My massage therapist was exceptional and has been with the company for 25 yrs. We loved every second of the time spent there. Everyone was helpful, kind and friendly. The restaurants on the property were great and we had a peaceful time. It was exactly what we needed before the end of the year.

I really enjoyed the attention to detail for everything here. Every four seasons resort focuses on customer service and brand loyalty. I would 100% choose to go to a four seasons before anything else. The Scottsdale resort is a desert oasis and the food here at the different restaurant concepts is enjoyable. I like that they also have activities to do for the kids while they wait. And the pools here are dream. And of course you get scooted around the whole resort in golf carts very VIP.

can't say enough wonderful things about this place! the attention to detail and hospitality is above & beyond at the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale. i love that there is golf shuttle service to your room and restaurants. the rooms are well thought out and stocked and the overall layout is perfect for a staycation or spa day. got a massage this visit and was thoroughly relaxed afterwards. can't wait to return!

Stayed at Four Seasons Resort at Troon North -10600 E. Crescent Moon Drive in Scottsdale. I indulged by booking the Kiva Plunge Pool Suite. I know, I know, very pricey $$$$, but you only live once. First, they are pet-friendly at the Four Seasons - big points! On arrival, they had a bowl of dog cookies waiting for my dog - more points. For me, fruit and chocolate awaited. Nice touch. The room was approximately 1000 sq. ft., with one large bedroom, two bathrooms, and a private plunge pool in the patio area. Lovely, private, and quiet. Plenty of towels and RAIN water. I recommend it if you want to get away and are willing to pay. Suggested Improvements - clean the private patio area, remove debris around the pool and the dead bugs in the pool, and remove cobwebs on the front porch light. It is also time to change some of the chair cushions that are showing signs of usage (stains). For the price, it should be pristine. If I could give them 4.5 stars, I would; however, that is not an option on Yelp. Please keep in mind that the hotel is pet friendly, service is excellent, the exterior hotel grounds are maintained, there are incredible mountain views and nearby hiking trails, and my room was very nice. It is a Luxury Hotel.

Four Seasons in Scottsdale is an oasis in the city. While Scottsdale is a built-up city, Four Seasons is situated in a way that there is more of a remote feel. The mountains that the property backs up to assists with the secluded feel. Staff at the hotel were fantastic. We were greeted by each staff member we passed. People near the entrance were quick with directions for the areas we were planning on visiting. Some Four Seasons amenities include pools, pickleball, tennis, fitness classes, kid's programs, restaurants, room service, and hiking. There is a full service spa. The spa includes a salon. Views from the back of the hotel and the outdoor/courtyard area are spectacular at sunset. The sky was a blaze of purple, orange and pink. There were a number of people there specifically to watch the sunset. It was the quintessential desert sunset. The Four Seasons has a distinctly southwest aesthetic. That feel extends into the accommodations. Rooms are suites or casitas. The rooms have an upscale yet natural southwestern feel.

It's your standard Four Seasons property, which is easily 5 stars. We had a deluxe casita. Plush room, huge bathroom. Well appointed. Loved the patio. It's basically in the middle of nowhere, you come here to relax & never have to leave the property. The pools are awesome (recommend the deluxe cabana if you visit when it's really hot). On-site restaurants are all great. Spa is wonderful (albeit expensive). Well equipped gym. Take advantage of all this resort has to offer. Property is lovely. Lots of bunnies! The usual gracious & helpful staff.

I only got to stay here for one night but everything was incredible - from the room, the amazing service staff and stunning view from my Vista Casita. I didn't even want to sleep so I could enjoy all the amenities. I highly recommend waking up for the sunrise and enjoying the pink skies and beautiful mountain views.

Life is good at The Four Seasons Resort in Scottsdale. This place is beyond amazing. An incredibly beautiful property with flawless service. It's tough to single out the best part of the resort. The dining options were extremely memorable and the pool areas were such a treat. The surrounding hiking trails, plants and wildlife were all very special. Grateful to have experienced this place.

Beautiful property in the sun drenched desert. Entry to the resort includes driving down long winding road. Residence homes located right next door. Exceptional service from checkin until departure with staff remembering your name the entire time. 2 pools onsite including kid pool and hot hub. Also can smoke cigars after 9:30pm outside by fire pit area. 2 restaurants onsite. Tennis courts and spa. Loved our room which was on 3rd floor and had balcony looking at mountain landscape.

I came here for the Christmas buffet and was blown away. The views from the property are amazing. You haven't seen Phoenix until you visit the Four Seasons. The resort is about a 30-minute drive from downtown Scottsdale, and roughly 40 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX).The Four Seasons Scottsdale has a great sense of place, with a contemporary southwestern design. As we pulled up to the hotel we were immediately welcomed by one of the bellmen, and escorted to the lobby. There was a nice sitting area outside the lobby, plus fruit-infused water and sunscreen.The lobby has a large sitting area with cozy couches and chairs, as well as a fireplace. I love the floor-to-ceiling windows, as there are some great views from here. The lobby also has plenty of outdoor seating, including fire pits.The lawns outside the lobby are beautifully manicured, and there are lots of nice paths you can walk around. Talavera is the Four Seasons Scottsdale's signature restaurant and is described as a modern Spanish steakhouse. It's located just off the lobby, and has a charming indoor dining room, plus a terrace. For the buffet, there were plenty of seafood options. Each was perfectly prepared. The prime rib and lamb were equally delicious. The team really outdid themselves with the desserts. They even had a s'mores station and charred the marshmallows with a blowtorch. We also ordered some espresso martinis that were excellent. Since this was a special buffet, I can't speak to how Talavera would usually be, but I strongly suspect that all of the resort's F&B options are extraordinary. Service at the Four Seasons Scottsdale was excellent across the board. Even though everyone was working on a holiday, they were professional and pleasant.

The Four Seasons was my wedding venue for our March 2021 wedding. If I could give them 100 stars I would. All the steps from early planning to execution on the actual wedding day was done flawlessly. We worked with Jamie who helped us every step of the way with large details, small ones, and everything in between. She was always available on the days leading up to the wedding to ease our nerves and answer questions. She has such a calm demeanor, it really gave me no reason to worry! The event space is so BEAUTIFUL. Twinkling lights and the gorgeous Arizona sunset just make it extra magical. The restaurants, bars and lobby are also stunning. The entire resort is a desert oasis, and it was so much fun watching all our friends and family from the Midwest experience Arizona for the first time. On the actual wedding day, everything was executed perfectly. I had absolutely zero worries because the staff was SO professional and well trained, there was really nothing for me to stress about! I can't tell you how many people raved about the employees and the venue. We of course stayed there that evening and the room was absolutely incredible! I could not recommend the Four Seasons more. It was a night we will never forget and we feel so special we were able to celebrate it there!

How does the Four Seasons Scottsdale have the Best Staff in the Luxury Hotel Space... from the GM Kelly Moreton who is so Perfect that I sent an email to the CEO OF FOUR SEASONS, her staff is beyond Phenomenal too. From Kofi at the front door and the concierges/front desk to the Superstar team in the Restaurant Proof, led by Michael and his Dynamic Kind Caring Friendly Professional Staff like Manny, Amy and Alyssa, there's 5 more STARS THAT I ADORE TOO, I'll get their names.. A Fantastic Fun and uplifting Experience every time. I travel the World and stay in the finest hotels and no one can compete with this property... the views are Priceless and the staff are rare GEMS

The Four Seasons in Scotsdale North hardly resembles any of the Four Seasons I've frequented from Hawaii to Canada to Mexico to California and elsewhere. The service is at best adequate, the food subpar, the friendliness factor so prevalent at other Four Seasons entirely missing. You know it's a problem when your eleven year old with no capacity for snark or snobbishness comments on how bad the food is and that he couldn't reach the front desk numerous times as they don't answer the phone. The remote setting and landscaping and rooms are lovely. It's the people and food that are lacking in what is clearly the highest priced resort anywhere nearby. I cannot recommend staying here, not at these prices. I'd rather pay more and stay elsewhere where I'm guaranteed the kind of service and amenities this hotel chain is known for.

The resort portion (pool, restaurants, scenery) was great. The location of the pool and the service at the pool and restaurant I visited were excellent. However, this review will not concentrate on that as the hotel completely wipes away any good rating the pool and restaurant would have received. The hotel itself and the evening/night manager at the front reception desk were both terrible. The rooms are advertised as being "Casita guest rooms", but are located in three story buildings with elevators. Casita in Spanish means "small house" or "cottage", and there is nothing casita like about them. Additionally, the air conditioning in the hotel room was awful and did nothing to cool the room. The mini-fridge kept making a constant loud noise throughout the night. The bed was extremely uncomfortable, with it being lumpy in some areas and flat in others. The sheets felt low quality and I have been more comfortable in cheaper chain hotels. I put in my initial booking to be in a room close to the pool. Instead, I was put in the furthest possible location. Either my request was not reviewed, reviewed and ignored, or I was intentionally placed further away. If it was not possible to be placed close to the pool, I should have received a call with an explanation. The night receptionist/manager, who lacked any sort of customer service skills (unlike other staff) did nothing to accommodate me and I ended up booking another room at a different resort on the spot. I could not believe they would want a customer to leave without attempting to make any accommodation or arraignment. Upon checking out earlier than I was supposed to, the day receptionist was much better and attempted to convince me to stay and offered to move my room. However, I had already booked at the other resort. I would come back to spend a day at the resort, but would never stay another night at the Four Seasons ever again. The experience was so terrible I don't think I'd every stay overnight at any Four Seasons property ever again.

The rooms , amenities and the staff are top notch. Highly recommend. This was a company President Club event. The brunch, lunch and dinner was excellent.

I have stayed at this resort multiple times. It is very beautiful with true Arizona style. Everything is kept extremely clean and did not seem over crowded. One hiccup occurred on my trip was the smoke detector waking me up at 1 am in the morning due to the need for batteries to be changed. I attempted to remove the batteries but it continued to beep. I notified the front desk, and someone was sent up to fix the problem. This incident was a bit scary due to it being so early in the morning and having to choose between sleep and allowing a stranger into your room at a crazy time. The kids club was awesome. My girls loved the staff. Pool and restaurant staff were attentive and took great care of us. Again great place to stay although smoke detectors should be serviced regularly to prevent crazy incidents like mine.

Had such a lovely stay here! Highly recommend a room with a firepit on the patio. It was great having meals out there. This property has attentive staff. Really enjoyed the food at the restaurants and from in room dining. Loved sitting out by the pool and relaxing. A perfect spot for a weekend getaway. The only reason for four stars is that there were a couple of little hiccups. Our fireplace didn't work the first night and we had to ask someone to come look at it. We had to dig out the plugs for the coffee and tea bar because they became disconnected and we couldn't move the furniture to get them out. There was also dried shampoo on the wall near the bath tube, which always makes me feel a little weird. But outside of those few little things, wonderful. The Spa was also fantastic. Had a really great massage and enjoyed the steam room. Definitely would come back.

Another spectacular massage by Veronique. Please , if you can book her! Will join you again for the Easter holiday! Cheers darling!

Overall a wonderful experience. The service is stellar. All staff we encountered were extremely helpful, courteous and professional. They anticipated our needs and asked if they could help at every turn. The views are spectacular. Our room was extremely clean (and quiet). Our patio was so adorable, with a pretty rug, two fun chairs, a table and TV, as well as a comfortable couch swing on one end. The grounds are filled with cacti, succulents and magnificent trees. Lots of wildlife around as well; we saw rabbits, squirrels, and quail by day and a large toad one night. The outdoor foot paths around the property inspire daily walks. Proof restaurant is open on the property from 7-11 am for breakfast and lunch and 11am to 10 pm for lunch and dinner. There are several misting stations within the main outdoor area which provide cool circulation while eating. There are also many tables along the balcony which have nice views of the property. The pool is open 24 hours, which seems amazing. Servers are available at the pool from 8 am to 4 pm and in casita dining is available from 7 am to 10 pm. Cabanas are also available to rent by the day. The deluxe cabana comes with two shaded lounge chairs for $175. The luxury (tent-like) has loveseats, a TV, chips and salsa served throughout the day and a mini fridge with water and sodas for $375. This location is really beautiful and I would recommend to anyone who appreciates excellent service and spotless rooms.

Of course, the Four Seasons always does it right. This location is removed from Scottsdale and the fine dining and shopping of the Fashion square - by about 35 minutes or so, if you plan to do a ton of that while in town, probably this is a bit far bc you're going to have to drive it over and over again. We had a busy day our first night and had to rush from the Scottsdale spa to the hotel, check-in, then drive right back for dinner at Nobu. If you stay here - you will be close to the McDowell Preserve and all the hikes. You can access the Pinnacle Peak hike from the resort without even driving so take advantage! We did Tom's thumb at sunset and it was a 12 minute drive with tons of parking and an absolutely stunning hike and final payoff at the end. There are several pools and an adult only, the grounds are beautiful, there is a nice gift shop, service is top-notch and they strive to spoil you (as always) and make you feel like you are their top priority even if they are at max capacity. We stayed in a two queen bed casita right near the lobby with a mountain and cactus view - lovely and quiet and relaxing. We really enjoyed our three-night, four day stay here and would absolutely come back again!

What an outstanding week! Service was always spot on. Amenities abound. The spa was ideal. A shout out to Adam at Proof, everything was above and beyond expectations. Lenny and Ashley at the pool treated us like royalty. The flower arrangement my kids had secretly pre-ordered were in my room upon arrival. Loved our in-room fireplace.

May have been the least secure valet I've ever seen. Had multiple problems getting our car and they gave away our keys to another guests which is stone cold unacceptable. Also was extremely poor value for money. Beyond the rooms being average at best for the money, 18 dollars for a shot of Jack Daniels at the bar is highway robbery and shows a fundamental disrespect for you as a guest.

Amazing holiday "staycation" stayed at the residences, staff was fantastic! Love the kitchen and living/dining room, equipped with everything you could want. Fireplaces in every room, well stocked bathroom and plenty of closet space. I also like the three balconies one in each bedroom and living room. A+ for the powder room for when we had people over. Decor is a bit dated and the tub faucet was temperamental other than that a week of bliss!!!!!!

I stayed in the Four Seasons Residences on the property of the resort. During my stay I had access to all of the resorts amenities. There were two beautiful pools with pool side cabanas, 24 hour fitness center with yoga and other fitness classes, spa and spa services, several restaurants and more. Complementary services included morning coffee at the front desk, magazine & sunscreen by the pool, WiFi , free parking, guided nature tour and more. Every time I visited the front desk or Proof restaurant I was handed a water bottle. I love that they actively help keep their guests hydrated. The service at the Four Seasons is next level wonderful. I highly recommend this resort.

Been wanting to try their restaurant so we opt fir Onyx Bar. Very pleasant outside with misters. Beautiful views!!! Mussels were fair for me (very picky) but husband really liked. Chips, salsa n guacamole generous portions and delicious Drinks were on point Highly recommend!

No doubt lives up to the hype of a four seasons fine dinning experience. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was majestic with an incredible view. Menu was a bit small but drink menu was sufficient. Had the bronzino fish with asparagus and carrots. The presentation was spot on. Had simple desert menu like churros but the presentation was on steroids.

This was my first visit back at Four Seasons since COVID-19 and we were so happy to be back! The service at every Four Seasons is unparalleled. Even Boulders (another 5 star in North Scottsdale) service doesn't compare. The rooms/restroom were fine - pretty standard. Loved how they had a TV in the patio area and a fireplace in the room. The property was beautiful! Lovely views and feels like you're in the wild. Saw endless stars. Beautiful sunset behind the rocks. Mainly came here for the pool which was lovely. Again, the pool staff was great! They had 3 pools so it was spread out. I felt safe and that everyone was respectful of social distancing. COVID wise, all staff wore masks which I appreciated and it felt clean. They also had hand sanitizer stations in hot spots. They're also dog friendly! (No additional cost) It was a lovey stay and a great getaway from all this madness.

Beautiful resort in North Scottsdale. Highly recommend you stay on property for meals and activities. Yoga class was awesome.

It's amazing how a 5 star experience can quickly slide to two stars when the employees at Talavera treat hotel guests so poorly. It was the first time I didn't feel welcome. Keep note of the date, whoever was working the hostess stand (two women) made me question why I come to stay here. I'm blown away and appalled at the rudeness.

Four Seasons in Scottsdale is perfect if you want to stay close to home and not go anywhere else, which isn't difficult here in Troon North. There is absolutely nothing to do in this part of Scottsdale, except drink and eat and stroll through a dry desert. We did a few hikes in the area and you'll be hard pressed to find some real incline. Regardless, Four Seasons has always had impeccable landscaping and creating an idyll atmosphere in this shit world. Somehow, they were able to make Arizona slightly bearable for me. Service was excellent from check-in to check-out. The staff was the epitome of great hospitality, and I wish I could receive that same level of service everywhere I go. When we came here, there was only 1 restaurant open along with the spa with limited services/hours. Although I'm saddened I couldn't experience Four Seasons to its fullest extent, I still had a great time getting drunk and full off their hummus platter by the pool. That was my full weekend agenda here.

Recently joined friends at the Four Seasons for early appetizers at Proof Canteen (one of many restaurants on the property). We thoroughly enjoyed the staff, the food, the great Four Seasons White Wine, the Cheese & Charcuterie Board and the patio with drool worthy views of Pinnacle Peak and the surrounding desertscapes. Afterwards we hit Onyx Bar (just off the lobby) for more libations and merriment. Early December is a great time to experience it before the holiday rush. Great experience the grounds are just spectacular.

We often come here for staycations because you really feel as if you are in another world. Yes, there are still cactus, desert plants and animals but the peaceful atmosphere of the resort and the exceptional service really are second to none. The best times to come are between November and March because you just want to be outside enjoying everything the resort has to offer. ( not the least expensive time) regardless, a wonderful vacation each and every time.

What on earth is anyone going to say negative about a four seasons hotel? Impeccable service beginning to end. The ground s are kept up perfectly, the doorman is on point and the room service is second to none. I guess if I were to add something they need to work on it would be free nights for people who leave great Yelp reviews.

The Four Seasons at Troon North is the epitome of a luxury resort. The exceptional, personalized service and willingness to attend to almost any request was so appreciated. They equally appreciated the gratuity. The chef-prepared food is phenomenal and the presentation gorgeous. For dessert, we had moist chocolate torte adorned with gold leaves and delicious macaroons. They hand churn the ice cream here too. Brought our service dog, Gucci with us and he loved the biscuits made in house by the pastry chef! There are trails nearby and wildlife is all around. We saw a roadrunner and sweetly singing birds atop trees. My husband and stayed here for a Christian conference-Global Media Outreach. Our emcee and comedian, Adam Christing was going over the logistics of hotel check out and said, "Check out is at noon, but of course you can request a late check-out. I requested March 11th". So funny.

This review is for the spa. The spa amenities include a steam room, sauna, locker room with showers, and a relaxation room. The resort pool (I'm told) can be used by spa guests during the summer off season. The steam room and sauna were closed due to covid. The locker room was small and dated, but it included all the products you would normally find in a four seasons spa locker room. The relaxation room off the men's locker room had four swivel chairs and a tea station setup. The chairs weren't all the comfortable and in my opinion the room wasn't really conducive to relaxation. The pool area was nice, the attendants did a nice job of getting you set up and delivering poolside service. I love that sunscreen was provided at the pool, sun bum too! There were lots of children in the main pool but for the most part they were well behaved/supervised and not a bother. The spa treatment was good. 90 minutes passed in the blink of an eye. It began with an attempt to upswell some add ons. My massage therapist frequently checked in to see how things were going. If I return, I will request that they do not check in and I will let them know if I have any feedback. I left feeling good, but the experience fell short of four seasons spa experiences I've had at various other four seasons locations.

Our daughter was married at this location on October 3rd, 2021. We had approximately 130 guests. The service was impeccable, the food was just as perfect as it was at the tasting ...Delicious!! Cheers to the Four Seasons team, thanks for the most incredible day for our daughter and new son-in-law. What a PERFECT weekend! The Ernst

I have been meaning to write this review for a while. I made a reservation for Mother's Day Brunch at the Four Seasons because we have had other great experiences at Four Season all over the world in the past. Unfortunately, not this time at this location. We arrived a little bit before our reservation time to be told that they were waiting on tables to leave. We were eventually seated 40 minutes after our reservation time stuck in a corner table by the service station. We were quoted a set price per person for the Bruch made through the hotel concierge on Open Table. The food was very generic, and nothing really stood out. We had a few mimosas that were not included in the price and when I received the bill the price per person was $20 higher than I was quoted per person. I also overheard another table talk to the manager about the same issue. I brought this to the server's attention and he had a manager stop by and he asked us who quoted us that. I also showed him the conformation with the price quote. It was like he did not believe me. No where was it mentioned that an auto gratuity was also being added on for a party of 3. Our bill ended up coming to $625 for a very nonmemorable dining occasion. I would never go back to this resort for any special occasion dining.

I came here for a friend's wedding (didn't stay the night, was just here for the event). The venue was beautiful! I really liked the view of the mountains and Phoenix skyline. They had a super cute gift shop but it was really expensive (like $300 for a beautiful dress!). It was fun to look around it, though. I am vegetarian and also have Celiac's disease, so naturally I was really worried about getting sick. My friend had alerted them to this. They made sure to make contact with me and prepared my meal separately, including a slice of cake! It was all so delicious. The best part is I didn't get sick, meaning they took proper precautions to ensure everything was GF (since I'm pretty sensitive). The woman assisting our table, Suzanna, was amazing. She had everything under control and put me at ease. I can't speak to the rooms because I didn't stay, but overall my experience here was great. Thank you!

My wife, my grandson went the four season called Proof. The greeter tried to turn us away because they "don't serve locals on holidays. Since when is local money less desirable then visitors money. The restaurant was no where near sold out

I cannot give this place anything but 5 stars! From the service, to the property, to the food and drinks. Everything was just exceptional in my eyes. This was the first kid free vacation my husband and I have had in about a year. We were so very excited to go to AZ and explore what the state has to offer. I read reviews on Yelp and TripAdvisor for about 12 different hotels in the Scottsdale and Sedona area. From that list I narrowed it down to 3, and then had my husband pick 2. From those 2 I made the final decision to come to the Four Seasons. Not only because I looked at picture after picture to make sure that this hotel is exactly what we love (views, quietness, great pool, and a spa) but also because the week we were coming they were running a special. Upon on arrival the front desk had notified us that our room was not ready. We could leave our car in valet without being charged, they would also keep our luggage and deliver it when the room was ready. We were more than welcome to walk around the property and also use the pool until we received a text message that the room was ready for us. So we did just that. Grabbed our bathing suits, walked around a little, then headed to the pool. Now let me tell you about the pool - it's fantastic. Much better service than we received at our All Inclusive choice for our honeymoon. Joel & Andrew are the best! Between them refilling our water, making sure we were set on food and drinks, or even bringing us new towels and an umbrella. Every day we spent at the pool was perfect! Our room had the best view of the mountains. Always stocked with towels and water on our nightstand. Even though we were close to the pool it was the perfect amount of peacefulness. The patio was great! I loved sitting outside in the morning and evenings. My husband and I also received a couples massage during our stay. The spa is so relaxing. Everything is so clean, and the products in the shower...well I wanted to steal them! I wanted to go back to the steam room one night to really get nice and relaxed before bed, but we never had time. I'd love to come back to this property! We never did explore everything. Like the golf course and driving range. There is just so much to see and do in AZ!

This was our first time at the Four Seasons - and it will be our last. We normally stick to Ritz Carlton resorts, but we needed a place in Scottsdale. This by far was one of the worst hotels we have ever visited, worse than hotels at half the price. It was extremely chaotic when we arrived, no one even knew what was going on in valet or where to park. We get to the check desk and they couldn't give us keys to the room right away; therefore, someone would have to take us there. So we then take our car & park outside our room to meet the person. We all have to carry our luggage up two flights of stairs outdoors to our room. There was only one guy and he was trying to carry our two bags, but struggling. So we had to help him out. It would've been beneficial if the resort had an elevator. When we walked inside, the room was extremely small and outdated. It looked like the 90s to me. The bathroom was dirty and the bedding was dirty. We promptly started searching online as to where we could drive to in order to get to a familiar hotel brand that wasn't booked. Meanwhile, they brought us a welcome snack. It consisted of one glass of warm ice tea - yuck! I guess we were supposed to share? Also, there was some dried out corn bread.I honestly have never experienced anything like it in this price range. There were no bottled waters or anything you would expect in a resort of this caliber. The grounds were a mess, there were all kinds of things sitting in the pool, we don't know what they were. Not sure if they were cleaning it? We tried to have a cocktail at one of the outdoor restaurants. The gas lights on the side of the building kept leaking gas. We said something to the waitress and she said it does it all the time. We both started getting lightheaded. The way it was explained is that they cannot keep the flames lit - so it just let gas escape. Again, worse than any experience I've had even outside of the country. Another annoyance of this property is that you would have to get a ride in a golf cart to the pool. If you wanted to go back-and-forth from the pool to your room, it is a very long walk. But honestly, this would be the least of your problems. We decided to leave yet that night, after traveling all day. We canceled the rest of our vacation. We were on the property for only two hours, we never even unpacked. However, they would not let us out of that night's room charge. Very disappointing customer service to top everything off.

Lots of Positives but Negatives really disappointed us - Our expectations might have been set too high because we rarely pay these prices for a room ($625/night Deluxe King Casita 11/2017). Very lovely room - large with many luxurious touches - large balcony looking to the hills, large bathroom with soaking tub, fireplace with sitting area. Hotel service staff were uniformly awesome - friendly, polite, competent. The negatives - room overdue for renovation: mattress was lumpy, carpet was traffic-stained, desk chair bottom cushion sunken, my night stand drawer would not stay closed, shower temperature was 'wonky' / tempermental. By far the worst issue for me was the uncomfortable bed. Quality of Restaurant service staff varied by restaurant and time of day. While we agree with other reviewers that you're limited to expensive meals if you chose to eat onsite, one of the last nights after exploring the area, we ended up sharing a plate. The waiter didn't bat an eyelash & we happily enjoyed our dinner, drinks & desserts with a tally closer to our norm. Special note - early morning enjoying coffee on our balcony we saw a family of Javelina trot across the base of the mountain right out back of our room! Adult & 2 young. Why didn't we complain to management? Mr wanted to & was aggravated I wasn't willing. But we checked in really late after a busy day, the issues gradually revealed themselves & I hate to repack or trust others to pack for me.

Came to enjoy a beautiful vacation and left with resentment. Not only was my apple MacBook Pro stolen from my room during our stay, I also slept with bugs. Night staff sleep on the job so do not expect anyone to assist you with valet or bags during the night shift as I had to hunt staff down every night I stayed. Major changes must be made. I will not be back.

Worst service ever in the hotel bar. 30 mins. To get a glass of wine. I was disappointed, especially for four seasons.

We recently did a little stay cation here at the Four Seasons. I was so surprised at how nice it was and of course during the summertime there's so few people here but I have to say most of all the service was so so nice and they took great care of us. The Room service was amazing and the restaurants were all 5 star. I would have loved to stay longer but of course we had to get back to reality. Will definitely recommending this wonderful hotel to all of my friends.

I recently stayed here for 4 nights. The scenery is dramatic and beautiful, but depending on which Casita you're stationed at, the view can be drastically different. If you're lucky you'll end up in a Casita within the 1xx or 3xx range. These are nicely situated close to the lobby, Proof restaurant, and the pool. Also, the rear-facing view from these units is unobstructed and they face Cresent Butte. The accommodations are adequate, however, I found some things lacking. The only fridge is a mini-bar, which is already stuffed to the brim with their goods. You can ask for a fridge to be brought up to you, but because the Casitas are scattered across a large property, it would make sense to equip all rooms with an empty fridge of their own. This could also be problematic if you have mobility problems, as some units could be very far away from amenities. The pool looks very nice, complete with very private cabanas, but they are not very deep. Drinks at the Saugaruo Blossom bar are all $15+, but I did not find that the drinks lived up to their price tags. We had numerous breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets provided for by the Resort. The food would have to be my biggest complaint. The buffet food was underseasoned, dry, and rather lackluster. Even the beef filet and lobster tail were a letdown, I believe they cook these items in a large industrial convection oven instead of broiling them or searing them quickly. The service, on the other hand, was very efficient, friendly, and would pretty much satisfy any desire if asked. While the Resort itself is tucked away in an alluring part of Scottsdale, it's also far from anything relevant. The nearest Target is about 16 miles away. Almost no alternate dining destinations are available. There is a Walgreens and Circle K about 1.25 miles down Alma School Rd. I would highly recommend renting a car if you're going to be staying here, of course, parking is $10 a night for the non-valet variety. Scottsdale proper has many restaurants, shopping venues, and things to explore. Getting there, however, is not an easy task, and even an Uber/Lyft won't be cheap. Talavera and Proof are both rather unimaginative and overpriced. A half chicken meal at Proof is almost $40, and I do not believe the chicken itself had any special origins to justify the hefty cost. The tennis courts are well kept and clean, and they also provide racquets, elementary equipment of course, but it's convenient to not have to pack them. The Spa/Gym are passable, but nothing special. Ironically one of the best things I had here was a gratis strawberry limeade. If you see that near the front desk make sure to fill up. The mini-bar is outrageously expensive, with a 375ml bottle of Tito's priced at $42. Gummy bears (non Haribo variety) were $10 if memory serves me correctly. Given the ambiance, I expected to pay a premium, but I did not anticipate doltish price gouging. I woefully have to recommend the Fairmont Princess Scottsdale over this particular Four Seasons.

I attended a wedding at the four seasons yesterday and just need to say I was so impressed. Not only is it a completely swoon-worthy wedding venue.... but the service was wonderful. And I was most impressed by how they have handled COVID. I felt perfectly safe the entire time & was able to relax and have an amazing time. Upon arrival they give every guest a piece of paper with their protocols and politely enforce them. All guests mask the entire time, even outside. Everything was well spaced. Thank you Four Seasons for rising to the occasion with the challenge of providing a safe and beautiful space for a wedding. Well done for creating one of the best covid experiences I've had.

Could I say enough good things about this place?! Wedding Venue: First of all, Ryan and I got married here after falling in love with the grounds and the staff. There is truly nothing like the staff here. They are genuinely friendly, enthusiastic, have great attention to detail, and have superb follow up (which is so fantastic when you're planning a wedding and there are a zillion' things to do!). Resort: If you're looking for a serene peaceful place in the Sonoran desert, this is your spot. The rooms have a certain character about them. They are high class desert-scape at its finest. Our favorite room has a private hot tub in the back and backs up to the mountains. Food: MmmmMmMm! So good. Our wedding guests still comment on the food at our wedding. And by the way, a year after getting married we moved from SF back to Scottsdale...and ended up buying a house....across the street! So great news for us - we still eat at Proof and Talavera if we're feelin' fancy or have something to celebrate. Thanks for everything! Love this place.

Outstanding/ Amazing Place. The Service and the staff was awesome. Great big rooms. Very good restaurants. One of the best places I have ever been.