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Opening Date
September 1979

General Manager
Christian Clerc

Physical Features
Property Size: 428,363 square feet/39,796 square metres
Total Number of Rooms: 222
Guest Rooms: 163
Suites: 59
Number of Stories: 6
Design Aesthetic:
Contemporary Georgetown brick exterior, with a residential feel inside
Interiors show a mix of contemporary and classical elements, with sage and mauve colour schemes in guest rooms
Home to a 2,000-piece private art collection
Architect: Skimore, Owings and Merrill
Interior Designer(s):
Pierre-Yves Rochon (East Wing rooms and Hotel Lobby, Library and Grand Staircase)
David Rockwell (Bourbon Steak)
Pam Anderson (Royal Suite and three Presidential Suites)
History: The first hotel in the United States to open under the Four Seasons name
Location:
Located in historic Georgetown on Pennsylvania Avenue overlooking the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (the water transportation system built by George Washington)
Steps from shopping, Washington Harbor and the Kennedy Center
Just 12 blocks from the White House and within easy reach of museums, monuments and heritage sites

Spa
Opening Date: 1997
Size: 3,500 sq ft / 325 sq m
Design Aesthetic: Decorated with birch and cherry woods, enhanced with a creamy earth tone colour palette
Number of Treatment Rooms: 8
Signature Treatment:
Cherry Blossom Champagne Body Treatment (80 minutes)
Products:
Aromatherapy Associates
Naturopathica
Kate Sommerville
LaNatura,Hommage
Christiane Celle
Alora Ambiance
Dogeared
Tranquileyes
Kashewere
FS Candles by SoyBeam
Erbaviva
James Perse
ZenSei
OmGirl
ElizabethW
Mor Cosmetics
Elixir
Carita
BioTone
Special Features:
Eucalyptus-scented steam room
Dry heat sauna
Spa Director: Brian Simon

Dining
Executive Chef: Douglas Anderson
Sommelier: Brick Loomis
Example of Locally Sourced Ingredients:
Maryland jumbo lump crab
Dairy products from Kreider Farms in Pennsylvania
Locally grown fruits from Jansel Valley
Restaurant: Seasons
Signature Dish: Georgetowner and breakfast tasting
Indoor Seating: 121; plus 23 guests in the Seneca private dining room, and 10 in the Arbor private dining room.
Outdoor Seating: 20
Restaurant: BOURBON STEAK
Cuisine: Contemporary American fare with a focus on seasonal ingredients.
Size: 5,400 sq ft / 502 sq m
Indoor Seating: 144, plus up to 22 guests in the private dining rooms
Outdoor Seating: 32
Designer: David Rockwell of Rockwell Group
Chef: David Varley
Lounge: The Lounge at BOURBON STEAK
Size: 5,400 sq ft / 502 sq m
Indoor Seating: 44
Designer: David Rockwell of Rockwell Group
Chef: David Varley

Recreation
Off-site Activities:
Golf
Tennis
Pools:
Number of Pools: 1
Fitness Facilities:
Size: 12,500 sq ft / 1,161 sq m
Special Features:
Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Exercise paths along the Canal and Potomac River
Saltwater lap pool
Sample Fitness Activities: Private weight training and yoga classes available

Meeting Rooms
Total Size: 17,590 sq ft / 1,634 sq m
Largest Ballroom: 4.602 sq ft / 428 sq m
Meet and Feed Capacity: 450
Banquet Capacity: 450
Outdoor Banquet Capacity: 100
Breakout Spaces: 6
Private Dining Room Capacity: 22
Unique Meeting and Event Facilities:
Dumbarton Conservatory with high ceiling and skylights
Private terrace adjacent to Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Seasons features floor to ceiling windows, private covered terrace and residential-style furnishings
Outdoor courtyard

Corporate Social Responsibility
Supports cancer research through Drive for the Cure (golf tournament) and Sprint for the Cure (3-mile/5-kilometre run) to benefit Washington Hospital Center, and through Georgetown Jingle (festival of trees) to benefit Georgetown University Hospital Pediatrics
Awarded 2008 Good Earthkeeping Award by Hotel Association of Washington; sustainability projects include Fred the Frog in-room programme, green meetings
Thanksgiving on the Mayflower annual charity event to feed the city's working service people a holiday meal

Special Features
2,000-piece art collection, including paintings and sculptures
Six presidential suites