The Four Seasons Hotel in Washington, DC, located at 2800 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, stands as a sophisticated retreat amidst the dynamic energy of the city, conveniently located at the edge of Georgetown’s vibrant shopping district.
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Four Seasons Hotel in Washington, DC is a modern venue located in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, DC. With both indoor and outdoor options, this venue offers a wide selection of private event spaces. Known for its service, the hotel’s staff provides comprehensive support.
From a tranquil outdoor terrace, which lush greenery and vibrant blossoms, is an apt setting for ceremonies, welcome parties, or cocktail hours. The Dumbarton room and Conservatory enchants with pyramidal skylights and a secluded patio. The Corcoran Ballroom offers sleek city elegance. The Seasons space, with its floor-to-ceiling windows and an adjoining patio, provides an intimate setting perfect for smaller weddings, rehearsal dinners, or bridal brunches.
Location: Georgetown neighborhood, Washington, DC
Capacity:
Outdoor terrace: Ceremony 200, Seated dinner 75.
Dumbarton / Conservatory & Douglass Patio: Ceremony 250. Seated dinner 100
Seasons & Patio: Ceremony 150, Seated dinner 150
Corcoran Ballroom: Ceremony 400, Seated dinner 300
PRO TIPS
With all the options at the Four Seasons Hotel DC, it’s useful to reflect on the opportunities each space offers. The outdoor terrace is a dreamy space for a ceremony, Because the aisle can be a little awkward, dress the walkway with petals to soften the concrete surface and draw the eye to the greenery-covered alcove. The space is equally suited for a welcome party or cocktail hour.
The Dumbarton Room and Conservatory are lovely and intimate spaces, with pyramidal skylights and a private patio. It’s not unusual for our couples to use one for ceremony with the other for reception.
Seasons features floor to ceiling windows, and is perfect for smaller celebrations, wedding showers and rehearsal dinners.
Height is the drawing point of the Corcoran Ballroom. Don’t let the soaring ceilings dwarf the space. Elements like a lush band front, a mix of tall and low designs, an elevated head table design or even potted trees or greenery hanging from the chandeliers can bring intimacy or drama into the space.
