Four Seasons opened its first Puerto Rico resort in November 2025, taking over the former St. Regis Bahia Beach on the island's northeast coast. The 139-room property sits inside a 483-acre nature reserve bordered by El Yunque rainforest, with interiors reworked by Meyer Davis, ten dining and bar concepts, and 85 private residences sharing the grounds.
The essentials
Group Four Seasons
Opening November 2025
Rooms & suites 139 rooms and suites
Segment Luxury
Designer Meyer Davis (interiors)
Entry rate From $520 Learn more → The place On Puerto Rico's northeast coast in Rio Grande, about 30 minutes from San Juan, within the 483-acre Bahia Beach nature reserve bordering El Yunque rainforest.
The concept Four Seasons' first resort on the island takes over the former St. Regis Bahia Beach, positioning it as an eco-luxury oceanfront enclave along two miles of beach; Meyer Davis reworked the guest rooms, suites, Casa Grande arrival space and Lobby Lounge, and 85 private residences share the grounds.
Dining & wellness Ten dining and bar concepts, including lobby lounge El Bembe, Mediterranean-leaning Paros, open-air Seagrapes, a sushi pop-up, Turtle's Nest bar and beachfront dining at Sand Dollar, a ten-treatment-room spa, and the Robert Trent Jones Jr.–designed Bahia Beach Golf Club.
Our take A 483-acre private reserve and ten dining concepts is a serious commitment for a first-ever market entry: the bet is that Four Seasons' own pull, rather than the St. Regis pedigree it replaces, is what draws guests out to Rio Grande.
Google guest reviews 4.5/5 · 84 reviews
My stay at the Four Seasons Puerto Rico was a bit of a mixed experience.
First, the positives: the staff throughout the resort were genuinely exceptional. Every employee we interacted with was warm, professional, and eager to help. The property itself is absolutely stunning—beautifully designed, impeccably maintained, and clearly cared for. It's a gorgeous resort in a beautiful setting.
That said, I expected much more given the several thousand dollars we spent for our stay. At check-in, we were informed that the main pool would be closed for the entirety of our visit. While I understand maintenance is sometimes necessary, this was a significant amenity that wasn't available during our stay.
There were several other service reductions that were disappointing. The breakfast buffet was discontinued after our first day, Seagrapes was closed, and all of the restaurants except the main lobby restaurant were closed during much of our stay, leaving very limited dining options. Pool and beach service also ended at 4:30 p.m., which felt unusually early for a luxury resort where many guests spend the late afternoon relaxing outdoors. To top it off, room service took 1 hour and 10 minutes to arrive.
None of these issues individually would have been a dealbreaker, but together they created an experience that didn't align with the Four Seasons brand or the premium price point.
The staff did an outstanding job with what they had, and I truly appreciate their hospitality. My disappointment is with the resort's operations and the lack of available amenities during our stay. For the price we paid, I expected a much more complete luxury experience.
Despite the mixed reviews, we absolutely loved our stay at Four Seasons Puerto Rico.
The resort grounds are absolutely stunning and incredibly well maintained. If you’re looking for a peaceful, secluded getaway, this is the perfect place. The property is so spacious that you hardly run into other guests, making it easy to truly relax and unwind.
The mountain views are breathtaking, and if you take a walk a little farther, you’ll find pelicans diving into the river to catch fish—such a fun and unique sight to watch.
The service was outstanding. Every member of the staff was warm, attentive, and genuinely eager to help. It was exactly the level of hospitality you would expect from Four Seasons.
The most unforgettable part of our trip was experiencing baby sea turtles hatching on the beach and watching them being released into the ocean. It was our first time witnessing something like this, and it was incredibly special.
We also loved the inflatable floating obstacle course on the water. It was so much fun for both kids and adults and added another memorable experience to our stay.
Overall, this vacation exceeded our expectations. Between the beautiful scenery, exceptional service, unique wildlife experiences, and peaceful atmosphere, we couldn’t have been happier. We would absolutely love to come back.
Overall we had a lovely stay at the four seasons. Rooms were very nice. The food was actually one of the highlights. This hotel doesn’t have the overall essence you might expect when booking a four seasons stay. But it is still quite nice. The staff was eager to assist.we went with children which was great. I do not recommend without kids if your own.
This is a gorgeous hotel.We stayed 4 nights in Feb. 26. Food choices were plenty and delicious. The grounds are breathtaking allowing you to feel you are away from the world. No other hotels in sight. The service was polite and professional.
What a cool hotel! Pool is awesome and so is their golf and gyms etc. their smoothie and wellness center is amazing. Golf club is outstanding! The only two things I would say is that their food could be better and their golf cart person could be a little more friendlier. He was not happy to see us (experience that was same with our other friends). Not the four seasons service I am used to. But other than that, the staff here was AMAZING! From the bar tenders to the folks driving you around in golf carts. They went out of their way to take you to places. I highly recommend this place.
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