THE HAY-ADAMS Few Washington, DC addresses are as prestigious as
The Hay-Adams. Set directly across the street from the White House in Lafayette Square, this revered Italian Renaissance-style boutique hotel is named for the distinguished owners of the grand homes that once stood on this site – John Hay, Abraham Lincoln’s personal assistant and Secretary of State to presidents McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt, and Henry Adams, descendent of presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Opened in 1928 as a residential hotel catering to the likes of Amelia Earhart, Ethel Barrymore, Sinclair Lewis and Charles Lindbergh – and popular today with diplomats and traveling celebrities alike – this traditional, intimate and lovingly restored hotel is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World.
www.hayadams.com
Pricing (per person) Double: $3,790 Single: $4,718 Triple: N/A
THE FAIRFAX AT EMBASSY ROW
Embracing the style and grace of a bygone era among world-class boutiques, clubs and eateries in the heart of Washington’s vibrant DuPont Circle neighborhood, a short walk from Georgetown and Lafayette Square, The Fairfax at Embassy Row has been a DC trendsetter since its 1927 debut. Owned by Vice President Al Gore’s family in the 1930s, the hotel became the permanent residence of many of Washington’s movers and shakers; over the past eight decades, its stately elegance has drawn countless celebrities and dignitaries from Frank Sinatra and Samuel L. Jackson to Henry Cabot Lodge, Margaret Thatcher and presidents George H. W. Bush, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. Since 1961, The Jockey Club restaurant, first popular with President John F. Kennedy’s “Camelot” crowd, has ranked among the capital’s most sophisticated gathering places. Today, the Fairfax at Embassy Row is part of the Starwood Luxury Collection.
www.starwoodhotels.com
Pricing (per person) Double: $3,590 Single: $4,398 Triple: $3,410
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
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