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  • February 29, 2024

Travel Diaries: Breakfast and The View – D.C.

The Hay-Adams, is a charming hotel near the White House in Washington, D.C. built in the 1920s.
As I stepped into the lobby of this historic landmark, I was immediately taken by its timeless elegance. The ambiance whispered of old America, with a touch of British flair.I made my way to The Lafayette restaurant, named after Lafayette Square Park, that sits directly North of the White House. Inside, the atmosphere was enchanting, with chandeliers casting a soft glow and the gentle melody of a piano filling the air. I savored every bite of the upscale contemporary American cuisine.
As I finished my meal, the server approached with a twinkle in his eye. “If you’d allow me to show you something special,” he said with a smile. We followed him to the elevator and up a few floors to an unexpected event space. And there it was – the White House, standing tall and majestic, unobstructed by the usual barriers. It was a sight that took my breath away.
After breakfast, I wandered through the park opposite the White House, soaking in the unique energy of the area. On this particular day, there was a sense of unity and diversity, with a gentleman playing national anthems per the request of visitors touring from different countries. It was a beautiful reminder that we are all connected in this vast world of ours.

When visiting D.C., I highly recommend making the White House your last stop. While most visitors don’t have the opportunity to go inside, seeing it from the outside is still quite the sight. It’s that last thought you want to linger on, a true “save the best for last” moment. The White House serves as a culmination of the nation’s story, making it a fitting finale to your exploration of Washington, D.C.

As I bid farewell to the Nation’s Capital, I couldn’t help but reflect on the unforgettable moments I had experienced, from visiting the Capitol Building, to a photo-op at the Lincoln Memorial and a charming morning at The Hay-Adams with an unexpected delight – it truly was a weekend to remember.

The White House Visuals- IG Reel

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