Fairmont Washington Dc

Hotel Information

A popular backdrop for weddings, the inviting garden courtyard offers a lovely setting for dinner or just reading by the fountain. While it's not evident from the elegant, music-filled lobby, one of Washington's largest health clubs is located here, providing 17,000 square feet of exercise and health amenities including a lap pool, squash and racquetball courts, tanning booths, and full exercise and weight rooms in addition to massage, sauna, and steam rooms. There's even a café for health-conscious guests.

Location

Mid-rises and mansions grace the leafy streets of Dupont Circle, where independent cafes and shops thrive. With a number of gay bars and businesses, this area is DC’s main gay neighborhood. Foreign flags fly high on Embassy Row, the stretch of Massachusetts Avenue from the Circle to the National Zoo and National Cathedral. At night, locals head north to Adams Morgan for drinks and live music.

Room Information

The Fairmont Washington, D.C. features 415 guestrooms with sophisticated décor and luminous, Botticino marble bathrooms graced with exclusive toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, scales, and lighted makeup/shaving mirrors.

All rooms provide CD player/alarm clocks, cable TV, pay movies, and high-speed Internet access. Amenities include minibars and complimentary in-room safes.

Rooms on the ninth floor also include complimentary access to Fairmont Gold amenities, including breakfast, overnight shoe shine, health club privileges, and access to an executive boardroom.

Restaurant and Bar

The Colonnade - Rated one of Washington's best brunches by Washingtonian magazine. Sumptuous buffet and free-flowing champagne.

Juniper Restaurant - Warm, relaxed restaurant offering indoor and garden dining. Decorated with rich, botanical hues. The menu offers mid-Atlantic and Chesapeake dishes made with locally grown ingredients. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Leisure Facilities

Leisure facilities include:

- Pool
- Gym

Business Facilities

Business facilities include:

- Wireless
- Business center

Family Information

Mid-rises and mansions grace the leafy streets of Dupont Circle, where independent cafes and shops thrive. With a number of gay bars and businesses, this area is DC’s main gay neighborhood. Foreign flags fly high on Embassy Row, the stretch of Massachusetts Avenue from the Circle to the National Zoo and National Cathedral. At night, locals head north to Adams Morgan for drinks and live music.

Parking

Parking is $40 per night