My husband had a conference at this hotel and I joined him for quite an interesting stay. My very first impression was a loud dehumidifier running full out in the room with a note advising that due to high humidity it must be kept on. In order to hear any tv in the room, the volume had to be full because the dehumidifier overpowered everything. We spent the whole time shouting to hear each other and I feel a more than a little hearing impaired. Btw we tried to turn it off and immediately the room smelled of mold. That being said, the bathroom with a beautiful tub and separate shower had only one tiny bar of soap the entire time for the whole bath room. They also did not have shampoo or conditioner on the counter. Come on Four Seasons, I know you have been hit by the recession but you can afford two bars of soap for a room with a rate of 305 a night.

Stayed here at the Four Seasons Hotel Miami couple of weeks ago, it sure did not feel like it. Quality of their product is very low and in a poor condition. Housekeeping and room service is not up to the Four Seasons level. They placed bath towels in my room which were worn out and black. It is very shameful for a so call luxury hotel. Room service took hours to pick up the table, I finally had to call and it took them an additional hour. I have had stayed several Four Seasons and received top notch service and quality. This hotel was so disappointing that I had to write about it. I did like the restaurant Edge, service and food was very good. Fitness LA was fantastic. I would think twice about staying here. Also, there is enormous language issue here, I wonder how management put up with it.

I stayed at this hotel during a conference. Such a great venue for said conference. It is far from the beach, but makes up for excellent pool, abundant restaurants within walking distance and location in downtown Miami next to their excellent (and mostly free) public transportation system. The housekeeping was stellar, probably some of the best housekeeping I have encountered in a hotel. Fantastic gym, the best I have ever seen for such a hotel. I do have to comment on the absence of in room coffee. There is free coffee in the lobby from 5AM, but when you want to have coffee in your jammies, that isn't too practical. The other gripe is the price. Yikes! My room was listed at 650$ per night... just an ordinary room on the 23rd floor. I had a special price for the conference, but the room wasn't worth the full price. Contrary to some other reviewers, I had excellent service at the concierge, which I used often during my stay.

The Four Seasons I have visited made a real impact with their art work and with 3 large Botero statues, this is no exception.
They brightened up a very modern featureless building.
My room was what one would expect at this level but with no real effort to go the extra mile. No water on arrival is just mean. The maid service was however very good.
The pool area is very nice and the health club excellent.
The Edge restaurant was freezer cold at night. The food was 8/10; a med rare burger being one of the very best I have tasted. Cocktails were good and the bar area retains some atmosphere at night.
On the downside no two cappuccinos were the same and all were disappointing.
I know it's a killer but have to say the W looked a better bet; lovely bar and poolside area.