A hotel spa inside the Four Seasons Seattle, open only to hotel guests, with Elliott Bay views and an on-site fitness center.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$$
- Access
- Hotel guests only
- Good for
- CouplesFamily friendly
- Price
- Luxury
The Four Seasons Hotel Seattle sits in the downtown core on Union Street, close to the waterfront and Elliott Bay. Its spa operates as part of the hotel's amenities, meaning access is limited to overnight guests rather than the general public on a day-pass basis.
Guests staying here also have use of a fitness center and the hotel's restaurant, Goldfinch Tavern, which serves local Pacific Northwest cooking. Several rooms and suites, including the Presidential and Governor's Suites, look out over Elliott Bay and Puget Sound, and some rooms include deep soaking tubs. The hotel markets itself around that waterfront setting, combined with easy access to downtown Seattle's neighborhoods, breweries, and outdoor spots like Mount Rainier and Lake Washington.
This is a luxury-tier property (price tier 4), and the spa fits that overall positioning rather than operating as a standalone walk-in option. Specific details on spa treatments, pricing, and hours were not available from the source material, so anyone planning a visit should contact the hotel directly or check their site for current spa offerings.
Families and couples are both noted as fitting audiences for the property, and the spa and hotel amenities are built around an overnight stay rather than a single spa session. If a day pass or standalone spa booking matters to you, it's worth confirming directly with the hotel whether that's offered, since the available information points to hotel-guest-only access.
Good to know
- Can non-hotel guests book a spa visit here?
- Access is listed as hotel guests only, so a day pass for outside visitors does not appear to be standard; confirm directly with the hotel if you're not staying overnight.
- What amenities come with the spa experience?
- Guests have access to a fitness center and the hotel's restaurant, Goldfinch Tavern, along with rooms offering Elliott Bay or Seattle views.
- How much does a spa treatment cost?
- Specific treatment pricing wasn't provided; the property overall sits in the luxury price tier, so rates should be confirmed with the hotel.
- What are the spa's hours?
- Hours were not listed in available information; contact the hotel directly for current spa scheduling.
- Is this spa good for couples or families?
- The property is noted as suitable for both families and couples, consistent with its range of suites and family-sized accommodations.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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