George Hotel Washington University Inn Nearby Attractions

• Meeting & Conference Facilities
  The George Washington University Inn has two meeting rooms that when combined can accommodate: Conference Style up to 38 people. U Shape up to 32 people. Hollow Square up to 36 people. Classroom Style up to 40 people. Our meeting rooms are on the second floor and each room has natural light supplied by a wall of windows. Each of the meeting facilities also has its own lavatory and small kitchentte with room for catering organizations to set up for breakfasts, and other needed meals. The larger meeting room has complimentary television and VCR, a dry erase board, flip charts and a supply of markers. If additional AV equipment is needed, that can be supplied at additional costs.
• Meeting & Conference Facilities
  The George Washington University Inn has two meeting rooms that when combined can accommodate: Conference Style up to 38 people. U Shape up to 32 people. Hollow Square up to 36 people. Classroom Style up to 40 people. Our meeting rooms are on the second floor and each room has natural light supplied by a wall of windows. Each of the meeting facilities also has its own lavatory and small kitchentte with room for catering organizations to set up for breakfasts, and other needed meals. The larger meeting room has complimentary television and VCR, a dry erase board, flip charts and a supply of markers. If additional AV equipment is needed, that can be supplied at additional costs.
• Restaurants
  Nectar is located on the lobby floor of The George Washington University Inn. The restaurant is among the favorite of food critics in Washington, DC, including the Washington Posts Tom Sietsema. Nectar is also the perfect pre-theatre restaurant as it is just two blocks from the John F. Kennedy Center of Performing Arts. Nectar is open for breakfast every day, and dinner is offered Tuesday through Saturday. The dinner menu offers an elegant contemporary American cuisine with amazing desserts.
• Restaurants
  Nectar is located on the lobby floor of The George Washington University Inn. The restaurant is among the favorite of food critics in Washington, DC, including the Washington Posts Tom Sietsema. Nectar is also the perfect pre-theatre restaurant as it is just two blocks from the John F. Kennedy Center of Performing Arts. Nectar is open for breakfast every day, and dinner is offered Tuesday through Saturday. The dinner menu offers an elegant contemporary American cuisine with amazing desserts.