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Congratulations to the team at Plume at The Jefferson for maintaining their star from the Michelin Guide! The 2020 list was recently celebrated at an event hosted at the residence of French Ambassador to the United States, Philippe Étienne.
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“Thomas Jefferson was the nation’s third president, and this year, his namesake hotel takes the No. 1 spot for the third year in a row. Guests can connect with the Virginia-born founding father in every part of the place — all 99 guest rooms are inspired by his travels, while Quill, the bar, references the era-appropriate writing instrument.”
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Adding to the excitement of Hamilton’s run at The Kennedy Center this summer, The Jefferson is getting in on the fun with its own “Founding Fathers Feud” experience.
The hotel will be pitting Thomas Jefferson against Alexander Hamilton in a series of events. They are also providing guests with a guide to touring the city to visit places where Hamilton and Jefferson have been memorialized.
U.S. News & World Report has named The Jefferson to its list of 100 best hotels in the nation for 2018. The Jefferson ranks #11 on the overall list, making it the top hotel in Washington, D.C.!
Read more via dc.curbed.com: D.C.’s 5 best hotels, ranked by U.S. News & World Report
See the full list of rankings for Washington, D.C. at usnews.com: Best Hotels in Washington, D.C.
Quill at The Jefferson received a mention in Vogue’s recent guide to D.C.’s journalist hangouts.
Despite the very on-the-nose name, basement cocktail den Off the Record, just across the street from the White House in the Hay-Adams hotel, has long been a favorite of off-duty journalists and White House officials, as is Quill in the Jefferson hotel.
Read more via vogue.com: Inspired by The Post: A Guide to D.C.’s Journalist Hangouts, Past and Present