The hotel had just opened at the end of last summer.
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On Monday, there are signs of life.
"There are flowers in the lobby again, the staff is here smiling and energized," says Ben Shank, the general manager of the Four Seasons Hotel. "You can you can see it in their eyes under the masks."
Some of the new safety measures include contactless mobile check-in, thermal temperature scanning, increased sanitation and little safety kits for guests in each room.
The infinity pool is open and the spa opens this week with just hair and nails, with other services to come.
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They say it's one day at a time, one step at a time.
"It's going to be a long road to recovery," says Shank. "That's the reality, but I think guests are looking to travel, people want to get out. Everybody's in this together to rebuild and we're just one piece of that. But I think as each kind of link in the chain gets put together, the city is going to start flowing again and we're really excited for that."
The hotel's restaurants are all indoors, so they are not open for seating, but the menus are all available for in-room dining.
The hotel industry is among the last to reopen, and the Four Seasons says it's seeing tourists, but also local people taking "staycations" and supporting our local businesses.