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Tabard InnvsFour Seasons Hotel Washington DC
Tabard Inn and Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC are both endorsed by travel writers. Overall, Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC is preferred by most writers compared to Tabard Inn. Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC has a TripExpert Score of 92 with praise from 18 reviews including Lonely Planet, Gayot and The Telegraph.
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1739 N St. NW, Washington DC, DC 20036
From $0/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Frommer's "If you favor the offbeat and personal over cookie-cutter chains, try the Tabard." Full review
Fodor's "One of the city's oldest hotels is actually three connected town houses, featuring all kinds of hidden treasures and rooms along dimly lighted hallways."
Lonely Planet "Named for the inn in The Canterbury Tales, this delightful, historic hotel is set in a trio of Victorian-era row houses." Full review
Travel + Leisure "The Hotel Tabard Inn is located five blocks from the White House in the Dupont Circle neighborhood." Full review
Rough Guide "Three converted Victorian townhouses near Dupont Circle, with forty unique, antique-stocked rooms."
Michelin Guide "A Dupont Circle institution, this hotel radiates character with its twisting staircases, stained-glass lamps and antique furnishings."
Gayot "This historic property opened in 1922 and was named for the lodging in Chaucerâs "Canterbury Tales"."
BlackBook "Reputation-rich, lace-free boarding house caters to establishment employed by actual rich and famous."
Time Out "Each of the Tabard’s 40 rooms is decorated in brilliant colors with a hotchpotch of slightly chipped antiques." Full review
Not For Tourists "Private and shared bath options, also nice brunch."
Four Seasons Hotel Washington DC Frommer's
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2800 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington DC, DC 20007
From $580/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
Frommer's "The Four Seasons tops my list for "best hotel in Washington"." Full review
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Choose the west wing for ultraprivate feel; choose the east wing if you like being closer to the action -- the original part of the hotel is where the restaurant, bar, and spa are.
Concierge "Just over the bridge in Georgetown, this plush, 211-room Four Seasons outpost delivers all the luxury and efficiency travelers have come to expect from the Mercedes of hotel chains."
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"Located in the historic neighborhood of Georgetown, the Four Seasons consistently hits the high notes with luxuriously appointed rooms." Full review
DK Eyewitness "This is Washington D.C.’s only five-star hotel. The spa is renowned, and afternoon tea at the Garden Terrace will make any visitor feel special."
Rough Guide "This modern red-brick pile in eastern Georgetown is one of DC’s most luxurious and expensive hotels."
Michelin Guide "With an unassuming brick exterior, this upscale hotel earns its distinguished marks with luxurious furnishings and impeccable service."
Star Service "This fashionable fortress positions itself as Washington's first choice for travelers who appreciate personalized service and first-class pampering.
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Gayot "This is widely considered the place to stay for celebrities and other well-known Washington visitors."
BlackBook "Georgetown address and obvious brand name sooth architectural qualms, designer Pierre Yves-Rochon gives a nipple twist to classical interiors."
Zagat4.2
""Perfectly trained staffers" deliver "first-rate service" at this "exceptional" "must-stay", where the "beautiful" rooms and suites exude "understated elegance"."
