The Middleburg Room evokes images of nearby Virginia hunt country. Architectural features of the room include a ceiling sheathed in barn siding from New England dating back to the 1800's and massive beams from a post-and-beam home in Vermont. The bay window at the East End of the room overlooks Prospect Street. The walls partially covered with hand-planed pine boards feature lithographs depicting colorful hunt scenes. The Middleburg Room can accommodate seated dinners up to 56 people.

Capacity

56

The John Carroll Room captures the city's history with Currier and Ives prints from George Washington¹s days as President, early maps of the city, and paintings and prints of Georgetown University. Beautiful American antique furniture, silver and wooden Early American relics, and an elegant fireplace complete the setting. The John Carroll room can accommodate up to 60 people for daytime brunches or luncheons.

Capacity

60

French doors separate the Garden Room from the Wickets dining room. The floor to ceiling windows covered with lattice and sheer curtains along with the floral prints decorating the walls create a light and airy dining room. The Garden Room can be reserved for seated dinners up to 18 people.

Capacity

18

F. Scott's is an art deco gem named after F. Scott Fitzgerald -the embodiment of the sophisticated, high-living style of the Jazz Age. The restaurant houses a stunning display of art museum-quality travel posters from the twenties and thirties, original artwork by The New York Times cartoonist Al Hirschfield, cut glass blocks from the Chrysler Building in New York, and art deco stained glass windows. F. Scott's accommodates up to 125 people for a standing reception.

Capacity

125