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Parisian downtown classic throws a rim shot of 1920s razzamatazz at Washingtonian establishment. Gutted and rebuilt down to the minutest electrical outlet, new and improved means speck-free carpets, four poster beds, art nouveau chandeliers, and a storm of black satin. "What would Thomas Jefferson like?" mantra inspires herb-infused spa remedies, raw stone-floor showers, and Monticello coffee table books. Upper floors house Presidential guests, rich Iranian family reunions, and the marriage parties out of chick flicks.
Goldilocks logic behind third wave hotel philosophy: not too big, not too small–just right. Style guide plays by corporate playbook but with extra shot of personality. Je ne sais quoi flouri... read more
Go ahead and kiss the furniture, your lipstick blends right in. Bright red beds are gorgeous, albeit suited more for romping then sleeping. Glam boutique throws together sheepskin shag, checkerboa... read more
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