The Fairmont Washington, D.C.’s Holiday Lights and Breakfast Delights Package is guaranteed to make spirits bright this holiday season.  Upon entering the hotel’s festively decorated lobby, guests will pause to view the courtyard, which has been transformed into a Crystal Garden filled with thousands of tiny white lights, shimmering holiday trees and over 30 animated Reindeer. Guests will be treated to a cup of hot chocolate and cookies in the hotel’s festively decorated lobby adjacent to the Crystal Garden. Before exploring the holiday delights of Washington, guests will enjoy an extensive continental breakfast in the hotel’s restaurant Juniper.

The Holiday Lights and Breakfast Delights Package allows guests to start their day with  a healthy continental breakfast for two of fresh juice, coffee or tea, seasonal berries, fresh fruit, yogurt, cheese and cold meat selections, bagels, muffins, Danish and oatmeal.  The Fairmont Washington, D.C.’s location is a perfect for guests who want to explore the many holiday sites and seasonal traditions that D.C. has to offer such as; shopping in Georgetown and at the Downtown Holiday Market, ice skating at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden, catching “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theatre, the Washington Ballet’s “Nutcracker” at the Warner Theatre, Handel’s “Messiah” at the Washington National Cathedral and admiring the National Christmas Tree and the National Menorah on the White House Ellipse.

Adjacent to the hotels Crystal Garden is the interior 20-foot holiday tree along with an enormous Gingerbread Village display created by the hotel’s executive pastry chef.

The Fairmont Washington, D.C.’s location is a perfect for guests who want to explore the many holiday sites and seasonal traditions that Washington, D.C. has to offer like shopping in Georgetown and at the Downtown Holiday Market, ice skating at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden, catching “A Christmas Carol” at Ford’s Theatre, Handel’s “Messiah” at the Washington National Cathedral and admiring the National Christmas Tree and the National Menorah on the White House Ellipse.