Lemaire

When you stay at The Jefferson Hotel, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Greater Richmond Convention Center and Virginia State Capitol. You can grab a bite to eat at one of the 2 restaurants, then indulge in massages, facials, or mani/pedis. 2 bars/lounges and an indoor pool are other highlights at this luxurious hotel, and rooms offer up nice touches like deep soaking tubs and Egyptian...

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Named after Etienne Lemaire, Maître d'Hôtel to Thomas Jefferson from 1794 until the end of his presidency, this is no ordinary hotel eatery. Jefferson's tastes included adding light sauces and fresh herbs to dishes prepared with the region's more than abundant supply of ingredients, and Chef Walter Bundy follows suit with his own urban garden in one of the Jefferson Hotel's parking lots. Today...

After a trumpeted restaurant redo, The Jefferson Hotel unveiled Lemaire. Keeping the same name (an homage to Thomas Jefferson’s maître d’), it offers a contemporary centerpiece bar along with the airy, previously restored Conservatory overlooking Franklin Street. But its warren of dining rooms retains the elegance of crystal chandeliers and genteel molding befitting this venue. And though the...

The Scene
This national historic landmark dates back to 1895. With its tapestries, faux-marble columns and Tiffany stained-glass skylights, it retains the grandeur of the Victorian era....

Stairway to Heaven
When southern belles dream of getting married, there's a good chance the Jefferson Hotel's staircase is part of the dream. That's how storied the Jefferson is—the...

Under the baton of Music Director & Conductor Gary Lewis, the Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale (MOSC) is enriching lives th...rough music in the Permian Basin area. Unique, compared to similar orchestras throughout the United States, the Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale includes a symphony orchestra, a chorale and a youth choir along with three resident instrumental ensembles. The Chorale...