Four Seasons openings
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Four Seasons openings
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Category: Worldwide
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2006-02-17
Four Seasons openings
It’s been a busy few months in the world of Four Seasons.
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has opened in Central, as part of the International Finance Centre, with wall-to-wall views of Victoria Harbour and the financial district. With both Western and Chinese guest accommodations, there’s also a lavish spa and easy links to Hong Kong Station and the Star Ferry.
After a 12-month restoration, Geneva’s oldest, most prestigious hotel has reopened as Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues Geneva. A landmark on the Rhône since 1834, the Hotel blends a revitalised sense of history with the essentials of today’s plasma-screen, broadband world ... and it’s a two-minute walk to the cobbled streets of Geneva's Old Town.
The designer Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle has opened its “flaps,” a one-of-a-kind safari-type camp in the jungle of Thailand, close to the border with Myanmar and Laos. Designed for active adults, it offers all-inclusive two- or three-night adventures that cover every detail, from luxurious tented accommodations to elephant mahout training and Mekong River excursions; from formal campfire dinners to riverside drinks in the stilt-top bar ...
Four Seasons Hotel Silicon Valley
at East Palo Alto
A world away, Four Seasons Hotel Silicon Valley at East Palo Alto has also opened. At the hub of Silicon Valley, five minutes from Stanford University, this intimate, 200-room hotel is the centrepiece of the prestigious new University Circle complex. It’s a compelling combination of high-tech and "high touch", with a glass-walled Italian restaurant, Quattro, and the area’s only full-service spa.
Finally, the extensive rebirth of Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C., has been completed, resulting in contemporary, delightfully enlarged new guest accommodations in the East Wing, and inspiring works of art revealed around every corner.
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