Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC
Georgetown’s Five-Star institution, where elegance meets art and gastronomy.
An exceptional
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Why choose this journey
The ultimate gold standard for high luxury in Washington. Its long-standing position at the top of the Forbes and AAA rankings, its renowned service, its prime Georgetown location, and the exceptional quality of its spa and dining make it a particularly cohesive choice for travelers seeking a palace experience without the monumental scale of a large historic hotel.
The hotel marks the entrance to Georgetown on Pennsylvania Avenue, overlooking the C&O Canal and close to the Potomac waterfront. The neighborhood’s boutiques, galleries, and restaurants are immediately accessible, while the Kennedy Center, the White House, and major monuments remain close enough to blend local neighborhood life with exploring institutional landmarks.
The 63 suites recently underwent a $15 million transformation, completed in 2024, further enhancing the residential spirit that characterizes the property. Several feature private terraces offering perspectives of Georgetown, the canal, the Potomac, or the National Cathedral.
The Spa and fitness club are true local institutions, featuring a wellness area, a saline lap pool, a sauna, a steam room, and now contrast therapy combining an infrared sauna with a cold plunge. The Night Spa experience even allows for the privatization of part of the space following a massage for a particularly exclusive evening for couples.
BOURBON STEAK, by Michael Mina, is one of Georgetown’s premier hotel dining destinations and was recognized in 2026 by Wine Spectator as well as appearing in OpenTable’s Top 100 national hotel restaurants. Meanwhile, Seasons continues the Washington tradition of the “power breakfast” in a much more classical atmosphere.
Unforgettable moments
- The only Washington hotel to hold both Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond awards
- The first American property in the history of Four Seasons
- Privileged location at the entrance to Georgetown facing the C&O Canal
- Suites featuring terraces with views of Georgetown, the Potomac, or the National Cathedral
- Michael Mina’s BOURBON STEAK, a culinary landmark in the capital
- Renowned spa with a saline pool and advanced wellness experiences
- Privatizable Night Spa for a particularly romantic experience
- Private collection of over 1,600 artworks
Journey in pictures
