this is not the four seasons hotel type we are used to in the states, this hotel is modern and plain but yet you PAY big $$$ for it...there is nothing extra special about this 4 seasons, its clean and has a real good rest., the service is excellent and the location is ok if you need to be in financial district. personally i wud never stay here again, for the price i paid i can stay in the middle of the city somewhere.

I am perhaps somewhat biased to review this hotel as it was the hotel my husband and I chose for our wedding reception.

Back in July 2008, we got married and organized our wedding reception in the Four Seasons Canary Wharf ballroom. The wonderful modern design of the hotel, sleek service, professional staff and the great food and wine made this hotel our first choice for our special day. We were not disappointed.
The hotel sits on the Thames very close to the Canary Wharf Pier with regular boats to Greenwich and Central London, Canary Wharf DLR / tube and Limehouse Station. The car park beneath the hotel is secure but abit of a maze to find the pedestrian routes to and from it.

As newlyweds, we were give the huge Suite complete with living room, bedroom, walk-in closet, dining room, kitchen and a bathroom to get lost in. The Bang and Olufsen sound system and choices of music CD’s is a lovely touch. From our windows we could see the Thames and wonderful views as far as St.Pauls and The London Eye. Our room certainly did not disappoint.

The restaurant boosts its fantastic chef. The food is delicious and well presented. Our full English breakfast was a feast in fact we could not finish it. Drinks in the lobby bar are expensive but sit around long enough and you are sure to see a couple of celebrity faces.

It was a wonderful venue to have our wedding and we have no regrets what so ever. A touch more expensive than other hotels in the area but what you get is the most pampering feeling. It’s worth every penny.

We would recommend this hotel for short stays i.e. a weekend to a week. The Canary Wharf area can get somewhat dull and there are livelier areas of London which has a better night / social life. Should you plan your wedding here, of course we would highly recommend this venue.

We wound up the last leg of our Europen trip at this outstanding property. Yes, it is a bit of trip into central London but the attributes of this fine hotel more than make up for it. The rooms are a nice size with sharp modern appointments. The food was outstanding. We ate breakfest, lunch, and dinner during our four night stay and all three meals were exceptional. Finally, ask for a room with a view of the Thames, it is a breathtaking visual.

Stayed for one night in a lovely 7th floor suite with a great view over the Thames and the city. The rooms were furnished to a high standard, as one would expect, and were spacious and clean.

The spa facilities are part of an Esporta gym next to the hotel. The swimming pool was large and the spa facilities were lovely. My only gripe is that it was a bit busy.

We had a room service meal for dinner which was wholly average - in fact, very overpriced for the standard, but I guess that comes with the territory. I was also a bit peeved that I couldn't make myself a cup of tea in the room but again, this just shows that I am unaccustomed to five star luxury where you are expected to call room service for all refreshment!

The staff were all very friendly and attentive.