Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown
Hotel · West End
2401 M St NW, Washington, DC 20037
Highlights
Upscale hotel with formal dining, indoor saltwater pool & garden courtyard
Upscale hotel with formal dining, indoor saltwater pool & garden courtyard
"Head to the West End hotel’s posh Courtyard Bar to lounge around with your dog in style. A VIP (Very Important Puppy) menu is served at the outdoor spot everyday, featuring peanut butter and frozen berries, cake “pups”, and kibble-rimmed Pawgaritas served with Fairmont-branded water bowls. Executive chef Jordi Jaime Montes de Oca and his team also prepare protein-packed doggie dishes featuring brown rice, chicken, salmon, and veggies. Adults can enjoy the ever-popular BeeTini made with its rooftop honey and a locally sourced menu." - Tierney Plumb
"The Courtyard Bar is the place to be come spring, when the posh West End hotel’s secluded patio lounge comes to life with gin-and-tonic goblets, seasonal sips, delicious bar bites, and leafy views." - Abi Newhouse
"The Fairmont is always dressed to the nines for Christmas, but this year, the lobby is home to the biggest gingerbread house in the city. The holiday masterpiece was entirely constructed by its celebrated pastry chef Claus Olsen, who hand-laid each homemade “brick” himself." - Tierney Plumb
"Tea time at the Fairmont is all about the Nutcracker this holiday season. The enchanting service overlooking the courtyard’s holiday lights runs from 1-3 p.m. each Saturday and Sunday through December 29, with newly added weekday dates on December 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, and 30. Expect sandwiches, tarts, and themed desserts with an additional prize to take home ($110 for adults and $65 for children 12 and under). Make reservations here." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"There are just as many Disney costumes as there are business suits at the Fairmont’s twice-yearly afternoon teas. The hotel, which is often full with visiting foreign delegations and secret service details, serves tea with kid-friendly themes, like Frozen and The Nutcracker, geared toward families. The tradition is only offered during the month of December and again in cherry blossom season, and although it’s decidedly playful, there’s enough going on for the grown-ups to be entertained, too. Yes, there’s Champagne, but there’s also some excellent people watching, and you never know which politician, dignitary, or media personality might be making an appearance. Expect to spend around $40 for kids and $90 for adults. " - madeline weinfield
