Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas

Luxury golf

The greens are challenging and the rough is difficult to hit out of but overall, its' a beautiful, challenging course. They have a nice pro shop with branded gear, convenient lounges, and a bar for apres golf. The valets are super nice and helpful. Golfers are greeted with cold cloths to wash their hands and they help with strapping clubs onto the cart.

The carts are super nice with GPS that keep players on schedule. I love that the Marshall rides around the course to keep everyone playing at a steady pace. They also have bathrooms on the course, ball washers, and towels. The greens are super challenging so bring you're a game. If you love golf, you will truly appreciate this course.

Hotel Experience

My family stayed in the pool side villas, they had a few issues but overall the room and bathroom were nice and clean. One big problem is bugs; my daughter had a LOT of bug bites all over her legs from bugs in the room.

Also, they rented a bed poolside but no one ever came by and took our drink order so we moved to pool chairs so the bed was a waste of money.

I did a staycation here over the July 4th weekend and had a great experience.
Overall, this resort is in very good shape. The rooms are a bit dated and have a bit of a vintage feel to them. That said, all the important things associated with room were in working order. The room layout was great, and the bed was comfortable. My room had a nice size balcony which was perfect for sitting and sipping.

From the valet to the front desk to housekeeping, the staff here are some of the best around. They were super courteous and did an excellent job ensuring my every need was being met.

The onsite restaurant (LAW Restaurant) was acceptable. Having dined there a few times for business, it's a decent place for dinner. I tried their brunch during my stay and food wise, it was just okay. The important thing is they served mimosas which hit the spot. Outlaw Taproom, which serves as the hotel bar had lots of great bar food offerings which were quite tasty.

While there I also checked out the spa and it is amazing. In addition to the having some great staff working there, the space itself is nicely laid out for relaxation. The showers were equipped with shower heads so that one is hit with water from all directions. Of course, if a tradition shower was wanted there were controls to determine which shower heads put out water. The spa is so nice that it has become my go to spot a massage.

The only downside to my stay is with it being the July 4th weekend, the resort was crowded with lots young children running around. Because of this, the pool area was always packed with people. That said, I was there to relax so I was able to mostly avoid the crowds. Also, they do their own fireworks display for July 4thso if fireworks are your thing, this is the place for you.
This Four Seasons will definitely be on my radar for the next time I decided to do a staycation.

So I recently discovered that this location is no longer Four Seasons, but I hope that they kept the restaurant because it was phenomenal. I remember eating here some time back and the service and ambiance were amazing. The food and drinks made our trip memorable.

A beautiful hotel with a magnificent sports club.
Attended a conference here, as a speaker, so I can't speak to the rates. That aside, a large spotless rooms with high end bathroom and furnishings and a great bed. Reminded me that it's time for a new mattress at home.
Bright, cheerful staff and ready to help. A bit of a maze of places I. The building, to event rooms, side rooms, pavilion, and the to the sports club and within. Always a four seasons perso. Who would not simply provide directions but insisted on dropping what they were doing and walking me despite protestations--emblematic of a service imperative throughout.

The conference catered lunches from within the hotel and the meals did not disappoint.

And the gym, and endless repast of joint injuries and muscle tortures of every imaginable origin. Just as one would wish.

Golf--beats me. Chasing a ball around over grass, no sense to me. I'll take a rock or a mountain any day...

The Four Seasons has everything: you don't need to leave.

I stayed overnight for a business trip, and I was impressed. My room had a shower and a soaking tub, a king-size bed, a desk and office chair as well as a sitting chair. The TV was mounted to the wall above the desk. The area was dark, which is probably great for TV but wasn't so great for a desk. There was a small desk lamp but it didn't afford much light. Thankfully I was on a computer and didn't need a ton of light to see what I was doing.

I generally don't sleep well in hotels with few exceptions. This was not an exception. So I can't blame that on the hotel.

The small balcony of my room had a nice view of the city and overlooked the fantastic pool area down below. If I'd had more time and warmer weather, I would have spent some time there. It was so inviting.

The on-site restaurant is LAW which I will review separately. Nice to have it right there so I didn't have to go find food elsewhere.

I did not take advantage of the golf course or any other amenities beyond my room and the restaurant, but there is a lot on site.

Great experience all around! From the moment we walked in the door, the customer service was impeccable. Our room was a King, facing the pool and golf course - the balcony was great!
Lemme tell you about the pool...it was AMAZING! So big, with 2 small waterfalls and a nice sized jacuzzi as well. And the poolside service was superb!! They really cater to you and make you feel like VIP! I mean, they came by with chilled York peppermint patties, for Pete's sake!
The drinks from the pool bar were good and strong! My kinda drinks lol

The on-site causal restaurant, Law, was so good! They also have a great bar...there's no lack of bars at this hotel lol.
I'm sad that I didn't get the chance to try their in-room breakfast, I was being too lazy smh. Maybe next time :(

Then you have a top of the line wellness facility! I mean, it's huge!! The gym is out of control! Several tennis courses, racquetball courts, an indoor track, spin classes, yoga, indoor lap pool, the list goes on!!

This hotel is definitely 5 stars, or more! I loved everything about it - from the room, the shower (several water strengths), the pool, and amenities. I'm moving in!! ;)

This is a large upscale resort but lacking services. I find it hard to believe that we are in a $700+ corner room. I compare the room to a Westin hotel .
There is only one restaurant, a steak house .
Service was very slow .
We waited nearly an hour for someone to cone help unlock the safe .
There is a $20 charge for self-park which seems excessive.
The gym is quite impressive and there ate many tennis courts .
Overall, not an impressive Four Seasons but lets see what the next 2 days brings.
We are then heading to the Austin Four Seasons to compare .
Day2: still underwhelmed ; at 2pm the room has not been cleaned ; we were told that we had premium internet but on selection there us a $15 charge. There was no turn down service last night so we ran out of water and coffee. Is the cut back because of Covid ? Westin would have provided more services ?

This is a very late review but here it is. I stayed at the Four Seasons Resort several years ago. It was a luxurious weekend getaway, a surprised planned by my hubby. We enjoyed all the amenities that the resort had to offer. We spent hours swimming in the outside pool and relaxed in the spa using the whirlpool, cold plunge pool, sauna and steam room.
We ordered room service for breakfast and it was a lovely breakfast spread.
We ate dinner at Law restaurant. We paired our steak meals with a huge bottle of red wine. We drank a bit more than we wanted haha.
It is a great place for luxury, romance and relaxation.

Make a point to enjoy the Sunday Brunch at the Four Season's LAW restaurant. Yes, expensive -- about $150 for two including tip. But they've improved the variety and taste of the dishes compared to my last Sunday brunch several months back when it was just OK.

The desserts this time were outstanding. So much so I wanted to thank the pastry chef responsible for the innovative and tasty treats.

Courtney Capuchino. Yes -- that's her name -- appeared with a Happy Anniversary plate, a work of art. It was our anniversary, so we thanked her. You'll thank yourself if you try the Raspberry Edelweiss -- a delightful combination of whipped cream, cake, and flavorful fruit. It delights your tastebuds. It's a wonderful treat, rounding off a delightful meal.

We stayed 2 nights & we were very satisfied with their amenities. Julio in the spa was fantastic in showing us the ropes. It's a very clean place with a respectful staff. Great gym, pool, spa, golf court, etc. definitely a repeat.