Anonymous
12/31/2024 10:41
Subject: One-night local getaway with 3 month old
Get a babysitter
Anonymous
12/31/2024 10:40
Subject: One-night local getaway with 3 month old
Salamander
Four Seasons Georgetown
Pendry Baltimore
But really think about if one night is worth it. Even if it’s just 15 minutes away, you still need to pack as if it’s 5 hours. Arriving to a hotel if the room isn’t ready, 3:00pm check in, isn’t ideal. Try to get guaranteed early check in or do two nights.
Four Seasons Georgetown
Pendry Baltimore
But really think about if one night is worth it. Even if it’s just 15 minutes away, you still need to pack as if it’s 5 hours. Arriving to a hotel if the room isn’t ready, 3:00pm check in, isn’t ideal. Try to get guaranteed early check in or do two nights.
Anonymous
12/31/2024 10:33
Subject: One-night local getaway with 3 month old
Winchester. Nice pedestrian downtown mall that's brick-paved with lots of shops and restaurants and coffee shops. Nice drive out there on 66 especially if spring is springing with the flowers and such.
Anonymous
12/31/2024 10:30
Subject: One-night local getaway with 3 month old
Salamander
Anonymous
12/31/2024 10:28
Subject: One-night local getaway with 3 month old
Wait. This baby is zero right now? You don’t know yet whether he’s a good sleeper. It’s fine to make plans if you need something to look forward to, but I wouldn’t count on it.
Also note that babies “wake up” when they are 2 or 4 or 6 weeks old, and their sleep habits change.
Also note that babies “wake up” when they are 2 or 4 or 6 weeks old, and their sleep habits change.
Anonymous
12/31/2024 09:39
Subject: One-night local getaway with 3 month old
My spouse and I want to enjoy a one-night local getaway in March. Our baby will be 3 months old then.
He is a pretty good sleeper; we think this will go ok.
Ideas for places where it’s easy to have an enjoyable afternoon / dinner / breakfast, within a one-hour drive of NW DC, where it’s compatible with having a baby?
(For example, dinner at the Inn at Little Washington is not baby-compatible; the Rosewood in Georgetown would probably work fine).
Bonus if there is somewhere good for a short walk near there.
He is a pretty good sleeper; we think this will go ok.
Ideas for places where it’s easy to have an enjoyable afternoon / dinner / breakfast, within a one-hour drive of NW DC, where it’s compatible with having a baby?
(For example, dinner at the Inn at Little Washington is not baby-compatible; the Rosewood in Georgetown would probably work fine).
Bonus if there is somewhere good for a short walk near there.