Fairmont Washington DC Georgetown

This is the 3rd Fairmont Hotel stay for us. Our room was less lux than when we made rez directly through hotel. But even so, this is an outstanding property with lots of amenities. The lobby and sitting areas are gorgeous and generally quiet. It is not a 'family' hotel in the sense of little kids running around, but IS a family hotel in familiy events and reunions that are more sophisticated and classy. That is a good description generally for the hotel- classy. The rooms could be updated, but are generally comfortable and quiet. Our tiny balcony was a great way to get fresh air! Staff are friendly and accomodating.

Our hotel stay was a pleasant experience. Easy street parking after 6:30 pm on Saturday until 7am on Monday. Walking distance to Georgetown with its nightlife and shopping. Very helpful and friendly staff. Overall is very good in terms of amenities and value. Would stay again and recommend to others.

The hotel is as would expect from a Fairmont - pretty, classy, great service. The rooms being nice, good size, clean with lovely lovely toiletries. Great location to Georgetown, 10-15 min walk. Only thing we were surprised about is the size of the hotel bar in the lobby - bar itself is very small and not much bar seating but comfortable couches abound in the lobby if this is more your thing. The inner courtyard is very cute with fairy lights adorning all the trees. We had a great stay though the hotel seemed quiet. Would recommend and come back.

The hotel was comfortable, and the rooms were spacious. I was disappointed that we didn't have an atrium view, but given the supreme discount, that's to be expected. The bell staff was friendly and helpful, and they even remembered our names. We were in walking distance of shopping and restaurants, too. I liked that there was a make-up mirror in the bathroom... essential when you want to look perfect for a meeting. The hair dryer was better than at many other hotels, and it wasn't bolted to the wall. The internet service was spotty on the Fairmont connection, but the Fairmont Gold connection was fine. I liked that there was wireless service. Some hotels use only ethernet connections on the desk, which means you can't work on your laptop in other parts of the room. I wish the weather had been better (it was winter... rainy and snowy) because we could have sat in the atrium and enjoyed the sunshine. We visited a colleague who stayed at the Hampton, and the accommodations were inferior, even though she paid the same price for her room. I'd say we got the winning bargain!

Perfect location, for shopping, dinner, and nightlife! Me and my friend had a blast, the hotel was amazing as well as the staff. Loved everything about it.

I've stayed at the Washington DC Fairmont twice (once on business and once for a weekend getaway) over a period of three years. The hotel and the staff were just as good the second time as they were the first. The location can't be beat--it's within easy walking distance of the shops and restaurants of Georgetown and the Metro station at GW University. A top notch hotel.

the staff were all fantastic especially one of their night door men. I wish I had gotten his name. They all were helpful and professional. The room was very comfortable and clean and within walking distance to many of the DC sights. My only negative was the cost of their parking at $45 per night but in a big city with limited parking available it is understandable. Great trip, lovely staff, wonderful cozy bed!

The staff was very attentive and accomodating. The bar area and lobby was luscious as it was decorated for Christmas. It was just beautiful1

Excellent overall. Only disappointment was that the sauna was out of order. Room was spacious and renovated. Staff were helpful and friendly. Location, a short walk from Georgetown, was perfect. An unbeatable deal!

Front desk, etc. all helpful. Handicap room did not have the necessary equipt. in yet - had to call 3x. Had room service 3x and all times the tray was missing food items. Ate in the garden once and had to get a passing manager to flag down a waiter (the single woman syndrome). Then my service was still spotty. Most help could not speak or understand English. Frustrating@