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Haute American cuisine amid opulent country decor and gardens
"Listed among the new Two-Key hotels, the Inn at Little Washington in Virginia is highlighted as one likely to grab the most attention." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Three-Michelin-starred spot returns after debuting at the then-named Citi Open in 2023, bringing truffle popcorn from chef and proprietor Patrick O’Connell — still available only in the Citi Lounge and suites." - Evan Caplan
"A magical place offering an extraordinary dining experience for nearly 50 years, loved by Chef Andrés." - Michael He
"A gay-owned inn with a three-Michelin-star restaurant, known for its American and French cuisine." - Jared Ranahan Jared Ranahan Jared Ranahan is a writer focusing on travel, wildlife, food, and beverage. He has visited more than 30 countries and lived in eight cities across four continents. Travel + Leisure Editorial Gu
"Located in rural Virginia so far from the city lights that guests are lucky to score a few bars of cell phone service, chef Patrick O’Connell’s Inn at Little Washington is the ultimate fairytale break from the day-to-day. Plus, one of the most celebrated chefs in the U.S. cooks with food grown on the premises near gorgeous gardens that sprout 10,000 tulips come April. The area’s only three-Michelin-starred restaurant recently introduced a lavish “water menu” full of imported glaciers by the glass." - Tierney Plumb

