The Inn at Little Washington

1 Queen bed – 18,6sqm / 200sqft – Located on the second floor of the main building, the Paula Peck room features an elegantly-tented bay window with drapery that mimics the front of The Inn
The built in bay window sitting area overlooks the tavern and blue-ridge mountains beyond – The room is furnished with a queen-size bed and side chairs – The bathroom includes a traditional shower/tub combination and single sink vanity
Trivia note: Room 4 is named after legendary cooking teacher and author, Paula Peck. Paula Peck’s journey to perfect the croissant served as early inspiration in chef Patrick’s career – Chef O’Connell has continued her quest toward the perfect croissant and has been among his culinary obsessions for the past 46 years
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 23sqm / 250sqft – The Edna Lewis room has a king size bed with vaulted ceiling adorned in botanical wallpaper, a cozy bay-window sitting area, side chair and writing desk
The bathroom includes a traditional shower/tub combination and one sink vanity area – This room is located on the second floor of the Inn’s main building
Triva notes: Named after Edna Lewis, the culinary Pioneer who elevated traditional southern cooking in America – She was born in nearby Orange County, Virginia – Her famous fried chicken served as the inspiration for Chef Patrick’s rendition served seasonally at Patty O’s Café
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 27sqm / 300sqft – The Parsonage Intermediate room is located on the first floor of the Parsonage House – This room is furnished with a king-size bed, side chairs, writing desk and a gas fireplace – The adjoining bathroom has a walk-in shower and single sink vanity
One of the two rooms are ADA compliant – please request this when making your reservation
Trivia note: The Parsonage was a 6000 sqft./ 557 sqm. 1850’s Victoria home that was lovingly restored into six luxurious guest rooms with gas fireplaces and some with bay windows overlooking the town
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 27sqm / 300sqft – The superior rooms on the second floor in the Main inn are richly decorated with ornate wallpapers, draperies, and unique antiques
Each features a king-size bed and a private balcony with outdoor seating – Depending on the room, the balcony may overlook the koi garden and conservatory, or our town square – The bathrooms have walk-in showers and a single sink vanity
Trivia notes: Each superior room is named in honor of an American Culinary Pioneer who has stayed overnight in that room
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 30sqm / 325sqft – This Superior Room is located on the second floor of The Parsonage House – The room features a king-size bed, a gas fireplace, side chairs, and a dining table with two chairs – The bathroom includes a walk-in shower and a single sink vanity
Trivia note: The Parsonage was a 6000 sqft./ 557 sqm. 1850’s Victoria home that was lovingly restored into six luxurious guest rooms and suites with gas fireplaces
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 38sqm / 411sqft – This large suite on the second floor of the Carter House, features a king-size bedroom with bay window sitting area and side chairs
The separate sun-drenched sitting room with floor to ceiling windows overlooks the home’s formal garden. The bathroom boasts double vanity sinks, a walk-in shower and a deep soaking tub
Triva notes: This junior suite is named for Joyce Goldstein, American chef and two-time James Beard Award Winner – Joyce worked as the executive Chef at the Café within Chez Panisse – She was the founder of the first international cooking school in San Francisco and also taught kitchen design at the University of California
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 32,5sqm / 350sqft – This Junior Suite is located on the second floor of The Parsonage house – It is furnished with a king-size bed and the sitting area has a sofa, side chairs, coffee table, writing desk and dinette set – The luxury bathroom has a single vanity sink, a walk-in shower and a separate deep soaking tub
Trivia note: The Parsonage was a 6000 sqft./ 557 sqm. 1850’s Victoria home that was lovingly restored into six luxurious guest rooms and suites with gas fireplaces
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 30sqm / 325sqft – Located on the second floor of The Parsonage House, the Parsonage Mountain View room features a bay window seating nook with table, side chairs, writing desk and a king-size bed with a direct view of the gas fireplace
With two sets of windows and a private balcony, offers views of the village and the blue-ridge mountains as a backdrop – The bright and airy bathroom includes a walk-in shower and a single vanity sink
Trivia note: The Parsonage was a 6000 sqft./ 557 sqm. 1850’s Victoria home that was lovingly restored into six luxurious guest rooms and suites with gas fireplaces
No extra bed possible – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 32.5sqm / 350sqft
The Julia Child Suite has a king size bed, ‘under the stars’
The lavish bathroom features exquisite hand-painted Portuguese tilework, a double vanity sink, walk-in shower, and a jacuzzi tub
View of the village
2 Balconies
Sitting area
En-suite bathroom with Jacuzzi tub and separate shower – Bulgari bath amenities – Hairdryer – Make-up mirror – Bathrobes and slippers
Complimentary WiFi – TV – Direct dial telephone – Bluetooth speaker/alarm clock with auxiliary port
Iron and ironing board – Luggage rack – Safe – Air conditioning – Accessible room available
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 3 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 32.5sqm / 350sqft – Located on the second floor of the main building, the Jacques Pepin Junior Suite features a sitting area with a sofa, side chairs and coffee table set around the cozy gas-burning fireplace, and a writing desk
The four-post king-sized bed is set under a vaulted ceiling – Walk through double doors onto a private balcony overlooking the Inn’s terrace and garden behind the main kitchen – The luxurious bathroom boasts a hand-painted ceiling, double vanity sinks, soaking tub and separate walk-in shower
Trivia notes: Jacques Pepin, is an iconic French-born American chef, writer, and culinary educator – Jacques visited the Inn for a two-day celebration of the launch of his new book “The Art of The Chicken” – During his visit, he proclaimed the Patty O’s croissant to be the best of his life
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 3 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 46sqm / 500sqft – Located on the second floor of the Carter House, and named in honor of the legendary chef, Charlie Trotter, this one-bedroom suite features a living room with a sofa, side chairs and a coffee table placed in front of the gas fireplace
From the separate bedroom furnished with a king bed, enter through frosted-glass doors into a spa-like, hexagonal bathroom with double vanity sinks, a walk-in shower, and a deep soaking tub
Continue through the bathroom and open the doors to a Juliette balcony surrounded by the Carter House’s formal garden
Trivia notes: Chef Trotter was best known for his restaurant, “Charlie Trotter’s” in Chicago which was open from 1987 until 2012
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 3 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 46sqm / 500sqft- Located on the first floor of The Carter House, The Gary Danko Garden Suite’s living room includes a mini-bar and a sitting area with a sofa, side chairs and coffee table placed in front of the gas fireplace
From the living area, walk out through double doors into a private courtyard garden furnished with outdoor seating and an awning to provide shelter – The separate bedroom features a king-size bed and a double-doored entry into the spa-like, hexagonal bathroom boasting double vanity sinks, a walk-in shower, and a deep soaking tub
Continue through the bathroom and open the doors to the Juliette balcony with formal garden views
Trivia notes: Gary Danko is a celebrated American chef best known for combining French, Mediterranean, and American cooking styles – In 2024, Gary Danko visited The Inn to host the capstone event in the “Starry, Starry Nights” series at Patty O’s Café celebrating Michelin-starred chefs
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 3 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 46sqm / 500sqft – This one-bedroom suite is furnished with a king-size bed which sits under a stunning antique peach-glazed mirror and exquisite curved wood moldings
The parlor sitting area appointed with a sofa, side chairs and coffee table is separated from the bedroom by a dramatic arched passageway with pocket doors
Two bay windows with built in sitting areas overlook the tavern and blue-ridge mountains beyond – A special feature of this suite are the two private bathrooms, each featuring single vanity sinks and walk-in showers – This suite is in the main building on the second floor
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 46sqm / 500sqft – This two-story suite on the second floor of the main building, features an upper-level loft bedroom with a king size bed and private Juliet balcony overlooking the town square
The lower level’s opulent parlor area is furnished with a large built-in banquette sofa, side chairs, coffee table and wet bar that sits adjacent to a full balcony with views of The Inn’s Koi Garden and Conservatory
The palatial bathroom, inspired by Venice, is adorned with antique mirrored walls cut into a harlequin pattern, a hand painted deep soaking tub and fluted wood columns supporting an elaborately framed tray ceiling painted in a gold-and-cream awning stripe
Trivia notes: This two-story suite is named after renowned Michelin-starred American restauranteur, Thomas Keller – Chef Keller is an award-winning chef and cookbook author, holding 7 Michelin stars across three separate restaurants: Per Se, The French Laundry, and The Surf Club
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 2 Persons maximum

1 King bed – 46sqm / 500sqft – A premier accommodation in the main building, the first level of this two-story suite features a living area with tented banquette sofa, side chairs, coffee table and wet bar that is adjacent to a cozy balcony that overlooks our tavern and ballroom
The upstairs bedroom, with king size bed, leads out onto a widows-walk with seating area offering breathtaking panoramic views of the colonial village set into the blue ridge mountain landscape – The palatial bathroom features hand-painted faux finishes, an elaborately framed ceiling, deep soaking tub, separate walk-in shower, and a double sink vanity
Trivia notes: The suite was named in honor of Alice Waters, the celebrated American chef and restauranteur known for pioneering California cuisine through the use of fresh, local ingredients
1 Extra bed possible – Charges apply – 2 Persons maximum