Staying at the Fitzpatrick is more like experiencing a piece of history than just enjoying an overnight accomodation. It has been restored beautifully and feels like staying in an old Southern home. The owners are very gracious and strive to be sure that your needs are met. Recent improvements made this stay much better than one we had experienced a few years ago so if you have tried it before and were not thrilled, we would suggest giving it another try. We are glad we did!

A hotel that acts like a Bed & Breakfast should get your attention in a hurry. This charming, completely renovated hotel is in itself a piece of history. But it lives in a small town overflowing with pre-Civil War homes, most of which are beautifully kept. The Fitzgerald is currently open only on weekends; but a couple of days is all you need to relax and enjoy its treasures. The innkeeper (Oktay) is as accommodating and personal as you might want. Breakfast is included and, while not a dining extravaganza, it far surpasses the selections offered as an add-on at most chain hotels. A great getaway destination for a weekend breather.

We enjoyed our stay at The Fitzpatrick. We were greeted by Oktay and given a brief history before setting out to see Washington. Our room was pleasant, the bed very comfortable, and the shower- just right! Only negative was the breakfast- next time we'll opt to eat breakfast elsewhere.

This is a nicely renovated hotel right on the town square. My wife and I were in Washington for some genealogy research and the hotel was perfectly located for easy walking to the County buildings and the local library, with easy parking right in front of the hotel. We stayed in the 3rd story tower room and was very pleased. The room was clean, quiet, and the bed very comfortable. The bed was high above the floor, but that is part of the wonderful ambiance. If you like an old-time hotel room experience, with antique furniture and high ceilings, and everything works well, then this is your place. The manager was very friendly and made sure we had everything we needed for a good stay. He recommended the Jockey Club across the square for dinner and we were not disappointed. I hope we can get back to Washington soon and would definitely stay there again.