Hotel is beautiful and rooms are updated with new furniture. However there are small issues that a $350+/night hotel should not miss. We were on a business trip and my comments were shared by others so this is not unique to my room. The thermostat is impossibile to contol. When I checked in the room was cold but the thermostat was set to 70. Had to raise it to 75 to get any heat. Then in the middle of the I woke up in a sweat. Turned the setting back to 70 but when I got up to shower at 6 AM it was too cold and had to turn it up to 75 and wait 30 minutes. The next night I thought I would be smart and turned the setting back to 70 before bed. Guess what? Still was awakend in the middle of the night due to the heat and again it was cold by morning. Then when I went to take a shower I had to turn the setting to the hottest setting and the water was just warm enough but I would have preferred it to be hotter. Lastly I had tissues in the box but after the first night cleaning the silver box was still there but someone had removed the tissues! Room service was fast and they give you a time (7:15 I was told) and it came on time but the soup was cold. At a discounted rate of $220 midweek it was a good deal for a business meeting but you have to be crazy to spend the regular rate and pay for it yourself for poor temperature contol. And finally it was nice to have a large flat screen TV but it is worthless not having it hooked up to digital HDTV. But this is true of most hotels that use a separate TV system for local hotel info, movie rental etc. It seems these companies have not upgraded to digital and still provide TV in analog which makes watching TV worse than had they left in the old tube TV. So the TV reception was fuzzy
- Fairmont Washington Dc
- Fairmont Hotel Washington Dc
- Washington Dc Fairmont

