The Inn at Little Washington

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The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
The Inn at Little Washington, Virginia - United States Of America
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25 December 2021

The Inn’s At Little Washington, twenty-three guest rooms and suites are sumptuous hideaways created by Joyce Evans, a London stage and set designer, for whom The Inn has become a life’s work.

All guest room reservations include a welcome cocktail upon arrival, afternoon tea, house breakfast in our dining room, complimentary valet parking and a guaranteed dining reservation each evening.

Each of our luxuriously appointed guest rooms feature flat screen televisions, high-speed wireless Internet access, Bulgari bath products, and 24 hour room service. Accessible rooms are available upon request, based on availability.

In 2019, The Inn at Little Washington became the first and only 3 Star Michelin restaurant in the Washington DC metropolitan area. The Inn is also the longest tenured Forbes 5 Star and AAA Five Diamond restaurant in the world.

Patrick O’Connell
Chef & Sole Proprietor
Patrick O’Connell, a native of Washington, DC, is a self-taught chef who pioneered a refined, regional American cuisine in the Virginia countryside.

In 1978, Patrick opened The Inn at Little Washington in a former garage in the tiny town of Washington, VA. Patrick and The Inn have gone on to enjoy worldwide recognition and regularly host celebrities, politicians, and culinary enthusiasts.

He has been referred to as “the Pope of American Cuisine” and in 2019, won the Lifetime Achievement award from the James Beard Foundation.

In November of the same year, he received the National Humanities Medal from the President of the United States. He holds honorary Doctorate degrees from both The College of William and Mary and Johnson and Wales University.

The Gamekeeper’s Cottage
The Gamekeeper’s Cottage is a private, two story cottage located behind the Mayor’s House. The main level has an elegant, yet rustic, living room with a large wood burning fireplace and a spacious, double vanity bathroom– complete with a walk in shower and a deep soaking tub.

The upstairs, loft style master bedroom features a king size bed, half bath, and a private balcony. The crown jewel of the cottage is a private, outdoor dining pavilion boasting stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The Mayor’s House
The original cottage dates back to 1740, making it one of the oldest structures in town. What used to be the quaint, country home of the Mayor of Little Washington has been artfully transformed into a romantic, private escape.

The two story cottage combines modern luxury with a sense of historic Americana. The private house has a formal sitting area with a gas fireplace, upstairs guest room with two twin beds, and a main level master bedroom. The master features a king size bed and a massive fieldstone, wood burning fireplace.

The bathroom is decorated in blue and white, hand-painted Portuguese tile and has a double vanity sink, jacuzzi tub and separate shower. There is a private driveway as well as a private, walled garden– perfect for afternoon tea or a small wedding ceremony.

The Carter House
Just steps from the main building is the Carter House. Named after the family who originally lived there, The Carter House invites guests to settle into small-town life and leave the harsh realities of the world behind. The home offers 3 accommodations, including a large suite on the first floor with a private garden.

The Parsonage
The Parsonage, so named because of its proximity to Trinity Episcopal Church, is located on Main Street directly across from The Inn’s main entrance. The 6,000 square foot 1850’s Victorian house has been lovingly restored and offers six luxurious guest rooms with fireplaces and bay windows overlooking the town.

The Parsonage’s interiors reflect a lighter, more modern interpretation of The Inn at Little Washington’s beloved English Country House aesthetic.

The Main Building
The Main Building was originally constructed in 1905 and houses a total of 11 accommodations, including two bi-level suites. Each room is an enchanting celebration of color, opulence, and tranquility.

The rooms evoke the energy of a lavish French chateau or a charming English country house. On the occasion of The Inn’s 30th anniversary, we decided to salute 30 of America’s most influential culinary pioneers who made significant contributions to the evolution of American cuisine.

Some of our rooms are named in honor of culinary pioneers whose careers have intersected with the Inn at Little Washington and inspire us.

London based set designer Joyce Conwy Evans has designed the interiors of The Inn at Little Washington since 1981 and still works her magic on renovations today. Her original watercolor renderings adorn the walls of the upstairs corridor.

The Restaurant
Patrick O’Connell’s inspired American cuisine draws admirers from around the world. Dining at The Inn at Little Washington has been likened to performance art with the guest always playing the starring role.

The experience evokes a romantic dinner party in a private country house from another era. Whimsical touches such as a rolling cow (named Faira) displaying cheeses invite guests to relax, be themselves, and have fun.

Patrick’s approach to cooking, while paying homage to the lawmakers of Classical French Cuisine, reflects a belief in American cuisine today– healthy, eclectic, imaginative, unrestricted by ethnic boundaries and always growing.

Much of the produce and herbs used in the restaurant is raised on a small farm on our campus by our Farmer in Residence, Joneve Murphy.

Throughout the last four decades, The Inn has established a network of local farmers and suppliers whose products represent the best in our region. In 2021, Michelin awarded The Inn a Green Star for sustainability.

Wine Cellar
For the past 26 years, The Inn at Little Washington’s wine list has received the Wine Spectator’s Grand Award. Our cellar comprises more than 14,000 bottles from the world’s great wine regions.

There is a strong focus on the wines of Europe, California, and Oregon showcasing each region’s best producers. We proudly support our local wineries by cellaring the best that Virginia has to offer. Our team of accomplished sommeliers offers the option of creating unique pairings with our various menus.

Kitchen Tables
Nestled on either side of a baronial fireplace in the kitchen, our two kitchen tables can accommodate up to 6 guests at each table. This is the perfect spot for a romantic and private dinner for two or a celebration for 12. Guests often tell us it’s like dinner and a movie.

Events
Throughout its long and colorful history, The Inn at Little Washington has provided a fairytale setting for countless weddings, anniversaries, engagements, retirements, birthdays and corporate events.

Guests can choose from a variety of venues including our presidential cottage, historic ballroom, Field of Dreams, and the Parsonage Garden.

The Ballroom
Our historic Ballroom dates back to the 1700′s. The room used to be part of the local tavern and legend has it that George Washington danced the minuet across our floors.

The hand painted wallpaper was imagined solely for this room and depicts an idyllic woodland scene of birds and botanicals, guiding the eye skyward to the trellised ceiling.

A wall of french doors opens up to a stately terrace overlooking the Field of Dreams and the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Ballroom is the perfect space for private dinners for up to 30 guests or receptions for up to 90 guests, using adjacent spaces.

The Claiborne House
The Claiborne House is not only the Presidential Suite, but also a private event venue. The Claiborne House features two bedrooms, two and one half baths, a living room, dining room, media room, and library.

The rear of the house has a large, two story veranda overlooking a private garden. The House is an ideal venue for a large family gathering, wedding, or reception. The house can accommodate up to 12 for a seated dinner in the dining room and up to 30 for a cocktail reception.

Website: www.theinnatlittlewashington.com
Rooms: 24
Price: from 621 EUR per night
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