Paul Goldberger wrote: "The wood‐panel bar with its Lippold sculpture is at once warm and dignified; the main dining room with its central pool and vast spaces is luxurious." Conversely, Goldberger said the Four Seasons' decoration was relatively muted compared to that of other restaurants.
Goldberger observed that the wood-panel bar and Lippold sculpture conveyed a sense of warmth and dignity, while the main dining room's central pool and expansive spaces evoked luxury. Conversely, he found the Four Seasons' decoration to be less elaborate compared to other restaurants.