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Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown is very good for business travelers because it has large rooms, meeting space, a central location, dining, and a strong gym. It is useful for meetings near Georgetown, Foggy Bottom, downtown D.C., embassies, and government offices.

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Book a standard or deluxe room if you want a spacious, comfortable base for business or sightseeing. Many travelers choose this hotel because even regular rooms feel roomy.

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Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown is at 2401 M Street NW in Washington, D.C. The hotel sits in the West End, close to Georgetown and Foggy Bottom.

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Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown is a luxury hotel at 2401 M Street NW, in Washington's West End beside Georgetown. Its garden courtyard gives the building an inward-looking center, while the surrounding streets lead toward Foggy Bottom, Dupont Circle, and the Georgetown waterfront. The address suits a visit that combines museums or university appointments with time in the capital's neighborhoods.

The hotel has 413 guest rooms and suites. Generous room layouts, a substantial fitness club, and spaces for meetings make it a full-service city base. The courtyard adds a different note: somewhere to sit over a drink between plans, with the buildings and traffic beyond the hotel rather than immediately around your table.

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Rooms

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Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Culture Culture
  • City Vibe City Vibe

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Fairmont Room
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Fairmont Room

400 sqft
From 418 USD

A multifunctional table and chaise lounge stand beside the window, with the sleeping area farther into the room. Modern furniture and locally inspired art sit...

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

400 sqft
From 465 USD

A chaise lounge and multifunctional table make a sitting corner beside the window. A curved lamp reaches over the table, with an upholstered desk chair...

Fairmont Signature Room
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Fairmont Signature Room

550 sqft
From 573 USD

At the ends of the corridors, the sitting area has room for a sofa as well as a table and chairs. A padded bench stands...

Fairmont Gold Room
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Fairmont Gold Room

398 sqft
From 581 USD

A pattern drawn from Washington’s map rises behind the pale tufted headboard. Burgundy accents and dark bedside tables contrast with the room’s lighter finishes. Modern...

Capital Corner Suite
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Capital Corner Suite

700 sqft
From 614 USD

An open floor plan brings the lounge and sleeping area into one space. A sofa and armchair face a pair of round tables, with broad...

Fairmont Gold Signature Room
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Fairmont Gold Signature Room

549 sqft
From 779 USD

A burgundy sofa and padded bench give the sitting area a richer note against pale walls and patterned carpet. A round table and chairs stand...

Ambassador Suite
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Ambassador Suite

700 sqft
From 831 USD

A separate living and dining room keeps the bedroom apart from time spent together. Pale upholstered chairs surround the round dining table, with a low...

Fairmont Gold Capital Corner Suite
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Fairmont Gold Capital Corner Suite

700 sqft
From 928 USD

A freestanding cabinet divides the open layout into sitting and sleeping areas. The lounge has a sofa, armchair and nested round tables beside broad windows....

1 Bedroom Premier Suite
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1 Bedroom Premier Suite

1,507 sqft
From 3’526 USD

A pale sofa, matching ottoman and a pair of round tables furnish the large living room. A reclining chair sits beside broad windows, with long...

Magnolia Signature Suite
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Magnolia Signature Suite

1,399 sqft
From 5’265 USD

Gold accents run through the modern interior, with separate spaces for the bedroom, living room and dining area. A green sofa and pale armchairs face...

Shenandoah Signature Suite
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Shenandoah Signature Suite

1,593 sqft
From 15’110 USD

Green lounge seating and pale armchairs surround a low table, with a patterned rug beneath the shared living space. A dining table and sculptural hanging...

Nearest Green Specialty Suite
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Nearest Green Specialty Suite

1,600 sqft
From 17’429 USD

A tall paneled headboard, dark bedside cabinets and gold-colored lamps give the bedroom a warm, detailed setting. A green padded bench stands at the foot...

Fairmont Rooms measure 400 square feet and face the city. They come with a king bed or two queen beds, contemporary furnishings, and artwork inspired by Washington. A table and chaise lounge serve as a place to work or eat, supported by multiple power outlets and a well-lit desk. The layout gives a standard room enough scope for time spent indoors between appointments.

Deluxe Rooms have the same 400-square-foot footprint but look into the courtyard garden. Most have a small balcony. This is the more relevant category if the garden outlook matters to your stay; a balcony should be confirmed rather than assumed. King and two-queen configurations are available, so the view does not require a change in sleeping arrangement.

Windows that open, bathrobes, and individually controlled heating and air-conditioning are among the listed comforts. Connecting rooms, cribs, and refrigerators can be requested. Families needing adjoining bedrooms should arrange the connection when reserving, as it is not a feature of every room. Accessible accommodations are offered within the Fairmont, Deluxe, and Fairmont Gold categories, with the hotel able to advise on specific requirements.

A Capital Corner Suite measures 700 square feet, with a king bed, city views, and a designated seating area. Its floor plan is open, an important distinction for guests expecting a bedroom behind a separate door. The extra area is useful for working or relaxing, but it does not create two fully separate rooms.

The Magnolia Suite takes a different approach. A king bedroom, living area, and dining area face the courtyard, with white and gray marble in the bathrooms. A connecting room with two queen beds can be requested for a larger party. The listed size runs from 1,100 to 1,500 square feet, depending on the arrangement. This makes it a substantial option for a family visit or a stay involving time with guests at the hotel.

Specialty Suites have separate living rooms, a butler's pantry, and a powder room. The collection includes larger one- and two-bedroom arrangements. On the ninth floor, the Fairmont Gold room and suite range includes an open-plan Executive Suite with a king bed and workspace. The Nearest Green Suite has a separate living room, pantry, and powder room, while the Shenandoah Suite adds living and dining space overlooking the courtyard. These layout differences are more useful to compare than the names alone.

Juniper Restaurant serves American cooking with an emphasis on local ingredients. Breakfast includes buffet and made-to-order choices, while weekend brunch provides a longer, more social meal. Eggs, smoked salmon, pastries, and fruit are among the breakfast selections. A children's menu helps make the restaurant part of a family stay, rather than somewhere adults need to fit around younger guests.

The Lobby Lounge has a different pace. Hotel guests and local visitors gather for coffee, champagne, cocktails, and wines, with American bar food, small plates, and snacks. It can serve as a meeting point before going out or somewhere to stay for an informal meal. The combination of a public lounge and a full hotel lobby gives it a social role beyond restaurant reservations.

At the Courtyard Bar, greenery frames an outdoor setting within the building. Gin and tonics are a focus, and coastal dishes such as crab cakes, oysters, and grilled octopus appear on the menu. The garden is one of the hotel's defining spaces, particularly for guests who want time outside without leaving the property. In-room dining offers another option when a meal in your own room fits the day better.

The kitchen's regional connections extend beyond the menus. The hotel works with local producers, winemakers, distilleries, and breweries. Rooftop beehives supply honey for use on site, a small but tangible link between the building and its food.

Balance Gym's Foggy Bottom location is within the hotel. It occupies three floors and has free weights, weight machines, lifting platforms, squat racks, and cardio equipment. Two class studios and a spin studio give it more range than a small hotel exercise room. Personal training is available, and the class program includes yoga, Pilates, barre, and cycling.

A 50-foot saltwater lap pool is complemented by a saltwater Jacuzzi, steam room, and dry sauna. This is a fitness-oriented pool for an indoor swim, not an outdoor resort deck. The facilities are especially relevant for guests keeping a routine during a longer Washington visit. Class and specialist training arrangements can be checked directly with the gym.

The two-queen rooms, requested connections, and larger suites give families several ways to stay together. Museum visits can be balanced with time in the courtyard or a walk toward Georgetown. The hotel's accessible routes connect the public entrance with guest rooms, dining, meeting spaces, the fitness center, and swimming pool. Room-specific needs are best discussed with the hotel before arrival.

Dogs are welcome, and Francis Dog Park is a short walk away. Pets must be leashed in common areas and may not be left unattended in a guest room. That last point matters when planning a full day of museums or meetings. Notifying the hotel that a pet is traveling allows the arrangements to be made before check-in.

The Grand Ballroom covers 5,460 square feet, with smaller boardrooms and meeting spaces supporting different group sizes. The Colonnade and courtyard provide further settings for gatherings. Conferences, private dinners, and family celebrations are part of the hotel's character, so its public spaces serve business and leisure guests throughout a stay.

Georgetown's shops and waterfront, George Washington University, and Dupont Circle put several kinds of outing within the surrounding area. The Kennedy Center, White House, National Mall, and Smithsonian museums extend the itinerary beyond the neighborhood. The West End address is a base for moving around Washington; the major monuments are not all on the doorstep.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is approximately five miles away. Washington Dulles International Airport is about 26 miles from the hotel, and Baltimore/Washington International Airport is roughly 35 miles away. Journey times vary with traffic and the airport chosen, so allow additional time around flights. The central address also serves travelers combining embassy, university, or corporate appointments with a few days exploring the city.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown sits in the West End, close to Georgetown and Embassy Row.

Juniper is the dining room to use well. Seasonal American cooking suits the hotel's calm, residential mood.

The courtyard is the real signature. It makes drinks or brunch feel quietly removed from Washington's pace.

Location of Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

2401 M St NW, Washington, DC 20037, United States

Weather at Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Washington DC

What to Know About Fairmont Washington D.C. Georgetown

Is Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown worth it?

Yes. Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown is worth it for travelers who want a polished luxury hotel between Georgetown, the West End, Foggy Bottom, and downtown Washington. It is best for guests who value large rooms, a calm courtyard, classic service, dining, and strong wellness facilities. The hotel works for business, sightseeing, and special weekends.

Where is Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown located?

Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown is at 2401 M Street NW in Washington, D.C. The hotel sits in the West End, close to Georgetown and Foggy Bottom. The location is practical for George Washington University, the Kennedy Center, Georgetown dining, and central D.C. sights. It is not directly on the National Mall, but taxis and rideshares are easy.

How many rooms does Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown have?

Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown has 413 guest rooms, including 33 suites. The rooms are known for generous space compared with many city hotels. Book a suite if you want more living space or plan to entertain. Standard room categories are usually enough for a business stay or a short D.C. weekend.

Is Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown close to Georgetown?

Yes. Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown is close to Georgetown, though it is technically in the West End. This gives guests easy access to Georgetown without staying in the busiest blocks. It works well if you want restaurants, shops, the university area, and the waterfront nearby. Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to walk often, as D.C. days can become long.

Does Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown have a pool?

Yes. Fairmont Washington D.C., Georgetown has access to an indoor saltwater pool through its wellness facilities. Guests can also use the whirlpool, steam room, and sauna areas when available. This is a real advantage for a city hotel in Washington. Families, business travelers, and wellness-focused guests should confirm current pool hours before arrival.

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