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Fairmont Washington, D.C., Georgetown has announced the launch of a 27-million dollar renovation of the 415-room luxury hotel.
Phase One will begin in December 2015 and will refurbish all guestrooms including the exclusive Fairmont Gold Floor, lounge and the conversion of the executive forum amphitheatre into a 2,900 square foot junior ballroom. The additional ballroom will increase group meeting capacity as well as adding entertaining space for social events and weddings.
The redesign will be led by designers Pierre Josselin and Ayten Nuhoglu of New York-based Wimberly Interiors.
Specialty suites will increase from five to seven, and all double guestrooms will feature two queen beds providing ultimate comfort for guests. An upgraded high speed internet system and in-room media panels will keep guests and meeting attendees well connected.
The project is scheduled to be completed by 15 April 2016.
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Fairmont Washington, D.C., Georgetown has announced the launch of a 27-million dollar renovation of the 415-room luxury hotel.
Phase One will begin in December 2015 and will refurbish all guestrooms including the exclusive Fairmont Gold Floor, lounge and the conversion of the executive forum amphitheatre into a 2,900 square foot junior ballroom. The additional ballroom will increase group meeting capacity as well as adding entertaining space for social events and weddings.
The redesign will be led by designers Pierre Josselin and Ayten Nuhoglu of New York-based Wimberly Interiors.
Specialty suites will increase from five to seven, and all double guestrooms will feature two queen beds providing ultimate comfort for guests. An upgraded high speed internet system and in-room media panels will keep guests and meeting attendees well connected.
The project is scheduled to be completed by 15 April 2016.
