Julia Child
Room 1 is named after culinary icon, Julia Child. Julia has stayed in this suite and celebrated birthdays at The Inn, among many other happy occasions.
Room 1 at The Inn at Little Washington, named in honor of Julia Child, is a luxurious and spacious retreat located in The Main Building. The room features a grand king-sized bed draped in rich blue and gold fabrics beneath a decorative canopy, creating a regal yet inviting atmosphere. Elegant furnishings, including a plush settee and an antique armoire, add to the room's charm, while two private balconies offer picturesque views of The Inn’s gardens and surroundings. Perfect for a romantic getaway, the room combines classic elegance with modern comforts, embodying the timeless sophistication of its namesake.
Guests are greeted with a picture of Julia in her TV series The French Chef. Not surprisingly, this room was her favorite, possibly because it has an elevator that goes directly to the kitchen below. The entryway is upholstered in a French blue-and-white toile fabric. The lavish bathroom has double vanity sinks, a walk-in shower, and a jacuzzi tub.
Room 1 at The Inn at Little Washington, named in honor of Julia Child, is a luxurious and spacious retreat located in The Main Building. The room features a grand king-sized bed draped in rich blue and gold fabrics beneath a decorative canopy, creating a regal yet inviting atmosphere. Elegant furnishings, including a plush settee and an antique armoire, add to the room's charm, while two private balconies offer picturesque views of The Inn’s gardens and surroundings. Perfect for a romantic getaway, the room combines classic elegance with modern comforts, embodying the timeless sophistication of its namesake.
Guests are greeted with a picture of Julia in her TV series The French Chef. Not surprisingly, this room was her favorite, possibly because it has an elevator that goes directly to the kitchen below. The entryway is upholstered in a French blue-and-white toile fabric. The lavish bathroom has double vanity sinks, a walk-in shower, and a jacuzzi tub.
Every night someone is thrilled to be occupying Julia Child’s suite, knowing she actually slept there. It helps to keep the memories of these inspirational food heroes alive and reminds us of some of the fascinating characters who have intersected with The Inn over the years.
Featured Amenities
Featured Amenities
Beginning with our 30th anniversary in 2008, the Inn began naming guest rooms after influential American culinary figures who have significantly contributed to the evolution of American cuisine. These dedications pay tribute to individuals whose careers have intersected with the Inn and continue to inspire its culinary journey.
Julia Child
Julia Child was an American cooking teacher, author, and television personality who introduced French cuisine to the American public with her groundbreaking cookbook "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" and her television show "The French Chef." Known for her distinctive voice and warm, enthusiastic teaching style, Child became a beloved culinary icon and significantly influenced home cooking in the United States.
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