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Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C.

A Forbes Travel Guide 5-Star Rated hotel

Overview

Dignitaries, royalty and celebrities who regularly travel to the nation’s capital know that Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC is one of the most luxurious and spacious in the city, especially since its $40 million renovation in 2009 by designer Pierre-Yves Rochon, who created an oasis of the lobby, library and grand staircase using an art and garden theme. Upon entering the contemporary brick façade on the edge of Georgetown, you are immersed in marble, stunning artwork from the hotel’s 2,000-piece collection and a lobby area with comfortable furniture, books and seasonal plants. The rooms are some of the largest in D.C., with lavender, mauve or sage color schemes; contemporary furniture; limestone or marble bathrooms; and views of Georgetown, Rock Creek Park, or the C&O Canal. Premier suites offer separate bedrooms and sitting rooms for entertainment or meetings. The 12,500-square-foot spa and fitness club features new exercise equipment, a saltwater pool, a whirlpool, a sauna, fitness classes, a complimentary juice bar, indoor and outdoor sitting areas and more.

Where is Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. located?

Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. is located in a brick building in the heart of Georgetown, nestled between historic row homes, and just steps away from great shopping and restaurants. The Five-Star hotel (the only one in town) opened its doors more than three decades ago at 2800 Pennsylvania Ave., on the corner of 28th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. The luxury hotel was the first Four Seasons in the U.S. and one of the brand’s flagship properties. Fully refreshed before the Obama inauguration in 2009, the property has played host to celebrities, diplomats, heads of state and presidents alike, offering six presidential suites and one $15,000 per night Royal Suite, as well as Michael Mina’s famed BOURBON STEAK restaurant.

Other hotels are more convenient if you’re in town to sightsee. The White House is about 12 blocks away, about a 30-minute walk or a 10-minute cab ride. The nearest Metro stop is Foggy Bottom, which is about a half mile from the hotel. It depends on what you’re looking for. You can easily get to anywhere you need to go on D.C.’s fast and efficient Metro system, and Georgetown’s charming cobblestone streets and great shopping and nightlife can’t be beat.