Four days and three nights at The Fairmont in Washington DC's fashionable West End will make you feel surrounded with the Fairmont's legendary comfort and luxury. The perfect hotel for either business or leisure travel, The Fairmont Washington DC offers spacious guestrooms and the brilliant colors of nature found in the hotel's central garden courtyard, reflecting these tones throughout the property. Despite being the capitol city and home to some of America's most famous landmarks, Washington DC is often overlooked as a tourist destination in favor of flashier destinations like New York, Florida or California. It's true to an extent that Washington lacks the buzzy vibe of Manhattan or the Hollywood appeal of LA, but what it does have is power with a capital P. Seeing the White House up close or walking up to Capitol Hill has its own unique thrill factor that's hard to beat. you can't fail to be impressed by being in such close proximity to the corridors of power and fame that have shaped not only the US but also international affairs for so long. Washington is not just a den of political intrigue, the city is also home to some of the country's best museums and art collections, the majority of which come under the umbrella of the internationally renowned Smithsonian Institution. Among these, certain galleries particularly stand out, among them the Hirshhorn, with its outstanding collection of Modern Art, and for more scientifically minded, the Air and Space Museum. The atmosphere of the city is primarily one of stately grandeur, the wide streets seemingly made for presidential processions. Nonetheless, there are neighborhoods with a more down-to-earth feel to them and some areas like Adams Morgan with its cosmopolitan restaurants and shops are verging on the bohemian. This has filtered into the nightlife too, and Washington now has its fair share of trendy clubs and bars, many of them frequented by the large student population of the city. Isn't it time you visited?