Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C.

We visited Washington DC due to the business and, of course, because we love the Four Seasons Hotel and selected cities for our vacation where Four Seasons is located; it was an easy choice that Four Seasons in Washington DC would be our choice. The location is perfect in George Town, with easy access to everything. However, because of the renovation, one of the wings of the hotel was closed, but it did not interrupt our state at all. The hotel staff was very attentive and paid attention to all of our requests. The staff is very friendly and makes your state memorable and pleasant. The Steakhouse is a must-go. The food and the service are top-notch. Thank you, Four Seasons Washington, DC, for being so good and kind.

I recommend the Four Seasons on Pennsylvania Ave in DC. Small enough to have a boutique feel with all the warm and 5 star service. Its a Four Seasons, so you can expect the elegant decor and attention to every detail

The Four Seasons in Georgetown provided an exquisite blend of luxury and history during my mid-January stay. The hotel's location in one of DC's most charming neighborhoods was ideal for exploring local boutiques and historic sites. The service was impeccable, and the rooms offered a serene, luxurious haven. The hotel's spa was a highlight, offering rejuvenating treatments perfect for a winter getaway. Its prime location in the vibrant Georgetown neighborhood and luxurious amenities, including a spa and indoor pool, made my stay memorable. Visiting in mid-January, I enjoyed the post-holiday atmosphere of the city. I am keen to revisit and explore luxurious offerings for collaborative events and partnerships at this prestigious location. Unique Features to Highlight: Prime location in historic Georgetown Luxurious rooms and top-tier service World-class spa facilities

Extremely outdated aesthetic for 900-2500/night. Much better amenities and interiors at the Conrad or Pendry for half the price. Really shameful to see creaky handles, hinges, and door security bars for that price point. The EDITION at Tampa, with a Michelin starred restaurant, was incredibly impressive as another five star hotel. And this 4 seasons felt like I was paying more for the privacy of keeping the plebs out than having an experience of being blown away by a gorgeous once in a lifetime experience. Also, carpet at $900/night is wholly unacceptable. Heck the AC Hotel has engineered wood flooring for $150/night. Carpeted interiors are an immediate disqualifier for the monicker of “luxury”. As for service, I appreciated a request that the front desk accommodated for me. But I wish the note left in was addressed to my name and not someone else. When I returned this to the front desk, they didn’t create a new note for me with my name, which was a bit disappointing. But not a deal breaker. Lastly, the gym not having a squat/power rack and deadlift/olympic weightlifting platforms in 2024 make this a worthless amenity. Strength training is a CRITICAL part of health. And leg workouts driven by high/low bar back squats, and deadlifts are a critical part of that. Not having it at a 3-star hotel is understandable for insurance reasons. Not having this at a 5-star screams cheap. I would not recommend this place for more than $200/night. A real let down and for those seeking finer details and willing to pay, the Rosewood, pendry, or Conrad would be where I’d point them at. Unless they are celebrities looking to avoid prying eyes with a steep price barrier to keep others out, this was an overpriced let down.

They charged me for using the bar in my room that had never been touched. They never returned my deposit after claiming they would. For $2500 it should have been the best stay ever and my wife was disappointed. The location in Downtown Baltimore is immaculate from customer service to every amenity. The pool area was a lap pool, the spa was small, the waiter at the restaurant charged my card with a tip that I did not approve, and I had to get my own car when leaving. DC location is not worth my time or money ever again. Go else where.

We were in DC for four nights, though stayed at the Waldorf Astoria. But we were in Georgetown and decide to stop into the Ritz for a mid day drink. Left quickly as it was dark and no bar was open. Walked to the Four Seasons, which was both bright and had an open bar area. Had great drink service. But the real treats came next. I wanted to find a massage in the DC area, and asked the concierge for guidance on areas. I told him we were not staying at the FS, but he graciously helped anyway. So appreciated. Then we were about to leave, so I booked an Uber Black to the Waldorf. I was immediately asked by an employee if I was booking an Uber. I thought - oh oh - he was one of those drivers who lurk around trying to grab passengers. Nope. He was a FS employee who immediately offered us a complimentary ride to the Waldorf in their very excellent, electric Mercedes SUV. How nice is that! He was a joy to talk to on the way. Of course we took care of him at the end and were happy to do so. This is what differentiates the best from the rest. We have stayed at FS before and absolutely will in the future. Way to go FS team!!

I loved all aspects of the 4 Seasons in DC. It was clean, had ample room, the shower was therapeutic, the employees made me feel welcomed, the food and drinks were spectacular, and the customer service was top shelf in all areas to include valet and concierge.

The hotel and service was flawless and personalized. They took such care without being invasive. Every detail and request was carried out to perfection. The room service was delicious and waiting for me minutes before I arrived. They took the time to adjust my room preferences, too

Exceptional from the moment you walk in, it’s so exceptional you don’t even wanna leave special thanks to Miss French who checked us in such a professional I loved it. I will return the spa downstairs the gym across the courtyard exceptional. I have nothing but great things to share with my experience.