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A Capital Stay: The Fairmont Washington, D.C.,  

Dreamland Deluxe: The Bed Situation
If sleep were an Olympic sport, Room 946 at the Fairmont would take home the gold. The linens? Crisp perfection. The mattress? Like floating on a well-supported cloud. The pillows? Fluffier than diplomatic promises. With a flawless score in every category, this bed is less a sleeping arrangement and more a nightly luxury retreat.

Room for Debate: The Guestroom Experience
The room itself holds its own, though it's not quite a five-star revolution. Cleanliness is impeccable, and the minibar is stocked like it’s ready for a high-stakes Senate hearing. However, the view is just “meh,” the workspace is functional but uninspired, and the HVAC seems undecided—like a politician trying to please both sides. On the bright side, the layout is solid, and room service doesn’t disappoint.

Bathing in Glory: The Bathroom Breakdown
The bathroom experience is nearly flawless—spotless surfaces, excellent water pressure, and towels so luxurious they might as well have diplomatic immunity. The water temperature is on point, ensuring no surprises mid-shower. Amenities are well-stocked, though not quite groundbreaking. A near-perfect score here ensures guests leave feeling refreshed and ready to take on Capitol Hill.

The Hotel Hustle: Amenities & Service
The Fairmont itself is a strong performer. The lobby is stunning, the fitness center is top-tier, and service is as polished as a seasoned diplomat. The bar and restaurant scene holds its own, but if you're planning on working remotely, the WiFi may test your patience (and data plan). The location is prime—convenient but not chaotic—offering the perfect blend of access and elegance.