Don't expect your regular Four Seasons. Decor here is heavily themed in tasteful Balinese/African style. For Uruguay this is definitely a diamond in the rough. The hotel is set in the forest overlooking the river. Rooms are two storied villas set away from the main reception and restaurant. The spa and pool areas are very nice. Bikes are free and... More

The service was great, the room very comfortable ,. the two floor layout gives lots of independance, with a lovely view. It would be great if the pool could be warm since most of the time, even in summer, it gets cold, specially early in the morning or in the afternoon.Breakfast was excellent and the welcome is very warm. The... More

This hotel is beautiful - both the grounds and the buildings. It's very quiet, very peaceful. The accommodations are amazing and the breakfast was very good. The grounds are very interesting. I would have given it five stars but it's remote and a little bit "sleepy" - not sure why one would come here except to relax. We enjoyed the... More

My husband and I travelled to South America for our honeymoon. We had only read great things about the Four Seasons Carmelo and decided to give it a try. We are so happy we did. Although there were quite a few children at the property during our stay, it was for the most part quiet and relaxing. The standard rooms... More

it's perfect for a family holiday. the programs for kids is perfect and with so many different activities. the food is good but the service at the pool bar is very slow, may be because they have just one kitchen. the front desk guys are very professional and the wellcome is very warm.

We stayed for two nights at the end of our South America trip. It was the perfect way to end the trip relaxing by the pool, especially after a few days in Buenos Aires. It is very easy to get to. The short ferry ride from BA to Colonia was quick and easy. Then we had someone pick us up,... More

If you happen to be in Buenos Aires, Argentina or in Colonia Uruguay, or in Montevideo, Uruguay and are planning to spend some time in Carmelo (Colonia is a short ferry ride away from Montevideo), and are totally stressed out of the city and life in general and wish to get into a room that will make you go "wow"... More

The Four Seasons Carmelo is breathtaking. It had a very different feel than the other Four Seasons brand hotels that we have been to, but still the same level of luxury. The resort was situated in a woods-y forest-y part of Uruguay and right by the river. It is a Balinese style resort with an Uruguayan landscape backdrop and just... More

My wife and I stayed for four nights after B.A. and it offered a nice change of scenery. The resort itself is about 11 years old and in need of some updating. Our shower for example had numerous lose tiles and the curtains are a bit frayed on the edges. A previous review also mentioned the wooden walkways which need... More